School Board Pushes 1 Percent Sales Tax Campaign
School Board members seek a 1 percent sales tax increase and plan a year of active campaigning. The group urges public support, recalling how they listened to residents during Project Jackson.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2013
Page
3
School Board members seek a 1 percent sales tax increase and plan a year of active campaigning. The group urges public support, recalling how they listened to residents during Project Jackson.
Local readers challenge School Board and government spending citing Project Jackson costs and tax increases. Questions arise about campus police, park permits, trailer parks, and school needs. Calls grow for oversight, improved history library access, and pension transparency.
A shopper thanks Jennifer for loading groceries into a car at a local store. Another note expresses appreciation to Ronnie Young for putting up replacement signs in Graniteville after previous ones were torn down.
Aiken Standard invites readers to call 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com with brief comments. Names are not required and will not be published. editor may edit for space and content.
Donna Davis won first in the Bed-Twin & Larger-Applique & Mixed Technique Duet for A Quilt for Katee, created with granddaughter Katee McCarthy, featuring a 12-book year pattern Sunbonnet Sue. Karen Kendo quilted, show sponsored by Aiken County Historical Museum and Carolina Pine Quilters running Nov 5 through 24.
Aiken County and cities have completed or ongoing corridor studies valued at hundreds of thousands, funded largely by federal dollars and local shares. The projects cover Pine Log Whiskey and Powderhouse roads, Dougherty Road, and an 11 mile Hampton Avenue to Edgefield line corridor, with public input open until Nov 15. Stakeholders include City of Aiken, City of North Augusta, and Aiken County planning officials.
The Aiken County Board of Education meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss a five year academic and facility plan under the Early Childhood Development and Academic Assistance Act. Goals cover student achievement teacher leadership and school climate with targets for PASS end of course exams high school exit exams SAT ACT AP grades and on time graduation.
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