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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2014
Page
3
Editorial readers vent about bypass expansion in Aiken SC. They urge turning lanes passing lanes acceleration and deceleration lanes over widening. Critics question city finances storm cleanup funds and water rate hikes. They call for road painting on Hitchcock Parkway and private roads vs public.
North Carolina State University official Lisa Marshall urges improving nuclear image and expanding education. ANSSR and CNTA push to bring nuclear into K to 12 and classroom programs. Marshall cites waste management talks and USC Aiken support, while ANSSR leaders stress outreach and career opportunities in nuclear science.
The Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board will meet October 21 at the DOE Meeting Center 230 Village Green Blvd Suite 220. The Strategic & Legacy Management Committee meets 4 30 to 6 20 p m and the Facilities Disposition & Site Remediation Committee meets 6 30 to 8 20 p m For details call 803 952 7884.
ACT Inc and the Aiken County School District face delays and protests over new English and math tests set to replace current standards. The 2015 spring rollout may shift to fit protest outcomes, with SC Pass staying for social studies and science. Officials seek time to align classroom tests to the new format.
The State Education Department plans to launch a spring 2015 new assessment with minimal field testing, risking off the shelf options for districts. Officials warn 2015 16 will bring policy shifts as new standards reshape tests and require another assessment overhaul. Senior writer Rob Novit reports for Aiken Standard.
Deondra Roper and Tricksome Stevens begin a year with Project VISION under Tammy Davis to expand home repairs and volunteer programs. They will redesign manuals, boost recruitment and training, seek funding, and build sustainability for residents in need as part of United Way in Aiken County.
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