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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2002
Page
4
An awards ceremony at 7 p.m. in the Aiken County Municipal Building will honor teachers including the five Honor Council members and reveal the Aiken County School District Teacher of the Year.
Connie McNeill, the district’s year teacher and president of the Teacher Forum, says the group acts as a link between classroom teachers and the district office. She invites teachers to attend meetings as a sounding board to better reach students.
The Education Accountability Act created PACT a standardized exam with data judged by the Data Recognition Corporation for 2002. New federal rules require reporting only students enrolled at the 45 day period and consider some special education students. about 300 Aiken County students fall under these criteria.
Stuart Bedenbaugh explained training and equipment are key to adopting new voting machines in Aiken County. A test run in November 2001 during City of Aiken elections went well with positive feedback from poll managers and voters. The county budget outlines funding for eight machines with state reimbursement later, and a total 450 machines would cost about 1.6 million dollars if fully switched. The County Council planned to discuss the initial eight machines at a 7 pm meeting at 1736 Richland Ave West.
A Saturday through Sunday string of incidents includes a $2,600 vehicle theft on Rao Drive, a voyeur incident on Hightower Lane with an unknown male fleeing, a $3,900 loss and $1,500 damage from a Sand Dam property, and a $1,600 theft on Outing Cub Road. Additional reports note a 9,000 cargo theft on SC 39, a $2,500 theft on Vaucluse Road, and several break-ins causing thousands in damages on Carolia Spring Road and Joyner Pond Road. Police investigations ongoing.
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