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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2014
Page
3
A mixed set of letters tackle topics from police conduct and gas prices to litter, taxes, workplace rights and personal security. Readers call for action on crime and infrastructure while praising or criticizing state policies and local leaders.
Ellen Cotton ends a 31 year public school career guiding gifted and talented students. For 19 years at Jefferson Elementary she served third through sixth graders from Byrd Warrenville Gloverville and Clearwater, fostering peer learning and challenging minds. Robyn Rogers will take over the program and Cotton praises colleagues and administrators for support.
The Aiken Standard notes a formal retirement dinner for 74 teachers administrators and staff members including Carolyn Holston who spent 18 years in adult education and Kinderarten at Redcliffe Elementary. Jill Ashworth reflects on shifts in special education since federal laws were passed after her graduation from the University of Georgia.
A long list of retirees and staff across Aiken County schools includes Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School Sharon Alvanos Garner Susan Hendrix Jean Parker Jil Ashworth Clearwater Elementary Paula Baker Charlie Jones Ann Taylor Christa Terry Schofield Middle School Joannie Bennett Hammond Hill Elementary Jan Boulineau Ava Hall Nancy Hall Chukker Creek Elementary Mary Brookshire Joyce English Hastings Randall Cathy Brown Charlotte Talbot Phyllis Eubanks Mossy Creek Elementary Sheila Bussey Kathy Long Kennedy Cherrie Campbell Doris Foster Midland Valley High School Mary Campbell Barbara Chavous Donald Faugl Cleveland Wade Jefferson Elementary Ellen Cotton North Augusta Elementary John Curry Redcliffe Elementary Martha Duches Gail Hunter Shirley Olson Loretta Williams Aiken Middle School Lucy Fabrick Gibson LaBord North Augusta Middle School Johnny Freeman Busbee Corbett Middle School Juliet Gortman Geneva Lewis South Aiken High School Barbara Gill Michael Hicks Oakwood Windsor Elementary Linda Haines Alice Sales Millbrook Elementary Margaret Hastings Jackson Middle School Bernice Henley Lever Elementary Mary Ann Hinson Greendale Elementary Carolyn Holston Diane Mabe Carolyn Thompson New Ellenton Middle School Renee Johnson Sadie Williams Leavelle McCampbell Middle School Anglia Lawton Aiken High Amelia Ligon Virginia Shaver Gwendolyn Threet Aiken Elementary Michael Love Betsy Stroman Center for Innovative Learning Martha Marie North Augusta High School Marie Martins District Maintenance Coordinator Allen Mayberry Fast Aiken School of the Arts Lillian Miles Adult Education Betty Miles Freedman Parenting Center Masie Roth Middle School Jean Parker Aiken County Career Center Lionel Lee Beverly Serpone Education Technology Dal Sta Ridge Spring Monetta High School Brenchia Thomas Homebound Susan Tooley District Office Rey trivelas Silver Bluff High School Jane Williams Wagener Salley High School Joseph Williams.
Mephonics Anonymous meetings occur Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday at 7 pm at St Pru Lutheran church in Columbia. Yesterday's Sounds performs Friday nights at the Aiken DAV on Columbia Highway N from 7:30 to 11 pm. Line dancing lessons run 6:45 to 7:30 pm with $6 admission. Sopa classes at H Odell Week Activities Center on Whiskey Road start 5:30 pm Mondays and Wednesdays and 8:45 am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays. Tuition is 4 for 10 tickets. Aiken Community Playhouse presents 9 to 5 The Musical on May 23 24 30 31 and June 6 7 at 8 pm and May 25 and June 1 at 3 pm. Call 803-642-7631 or 803-648-1438 or visit the theatre site.
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