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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2000
Page
6
Aiken County kindergartners show 82.9 percent ready for first grade in CSAB testing, up from 78.0 last year and the best in a decade. Superintendent Dr. Linda Eldridge credits teachers, parents, and students for steady gains since 1994.
Aiken High students and boosters plan travel to Columbia to watch the game at Williams-Brice Stadium. The All-Sports Booster Club secured 160 parking spots and will open the University House at Bluff Road and George Rogers Boulevard at 5 p.m. for early supporters. Hornet fans are invited to tailgate together before kickoff. Busbee Elementary notes ongoing educational improvements feeding broader school gains.
Former Ellenton and Dunbarton residents living in Los Angeles gathered to voice support for a site they say serves national safety. Clarence Bush of New Ellenton, owner of Bush's Automotive Service, called the decision a blessing and a boon to the community.
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