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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

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Many New School Buildings Being Built in Pickens County

Pickens County reports a surge of school construction and consolidation efforts as districts respond to hard times with bonds and new buildings. districts such as Grove Maynard Rock and New Town Holly Springs Ruhamah Town Creek Shady Grove Bethlehem Keowee Easley Hampton Twelve Mile and others expanded or rebuilt facilities to add classrooms and improve terms while compulsory attendance drives enrollment.

Pickens County Grove Maynard Rock and New Town Holly Springs Hapgood Ruhamah Mont Cdo Town Creek Shady Grove Bethlehem Keowee Easley Boundry Lenhardt Hampton Twelve Mile Wolf Creek Kings Palestine Ambler Dacusville Mica Pickens Palmetto State

Wolf Creek School Honor Roll Honors Several Students

The list names students by grade who made the honor roll at Wolf Creek School. First GradeNosie Lee Nix Dun erad Durham Malistis Patterson Helen Lewis Joel Brezeale Marie Snider Evie Way Clarence Stephens. Second Grade Asa Whitmire Fremina Gillespie Artie Mae Nix Ganinas Clements. Third Grade Lloyd Stephens Mabell Wigehes Johnie Cameron Arthur Grant Jesse Reece. Fourth Grade Rula Prezeale Grace Brezeale Bessie Turner Ola Patterson. Fifth Grade Pletcher Durham Orah Hughes Pauline Cooper Wallace Thomas Pauline Resente. Sixth Grade Oliver Hughes James Breseale Ruth Stephens Seventh Grade Louise Brezeale Edna Durham Ruth Orrant Eighth Grade Marshall Hughes Gertrude Man Gertrude Lewis Ninth Grade rences Lewis

Osie Lee Nix Dunerad Durham Malistis Patterson Adv Helen Lewis Joel Brezeale Marie Snider Evie Way Clarence Stephens Asa Whitmire Freemina Gillespie Artie Mae Nix Ganinas Clements Grace Lloyd Stephens Mabell Wigehes Johnie Cameron Arthur Grant Jesse Reece Rula Prezeale Grace Brezeale Bessie Turner Ola Patterson Tifth Pletcher Durham Orah Hughes Pauling Cooper Wallace Thomas Pauline Resente Oliver Hughes James Breseale Ruth Stephens Louise Brezeale Edna Durham Ruth Orrant Eigth Marshall Hughes Gertrude Man Gertrude Lewis Rences Lewis

Consolidation Brings Calhoun Clemson Schools to Nine Month Term

Century of education changes in Calhoun and Clemson area led to merging two small one room schools into a consolidated district. A college built public school on campus improved standards, with Old Stone church and No 32 Calhoun No 8 sites noted. Now a first class high school with nine month compulsory term and strong college placement for graduates.

Calhoun Clemson College Cherry's Crossing Old Stone Church Calhoun No Winthrop College

Local Teachers Institute and School News in Pickens

The Liberty High School Improvement Association buys a stage curtain. Pickens County teachers pursue life certificates after ten years’ service. Furman University academics attend the Teacher’s Institute. Miss Mary Morris and Miss Minnie McPeant join the program. Mr Fulton Childress returns as Mile Creek School principal. An English chair expert from the University of South Carolina plans discussions on teaching English. A reception for attending teachers is planned, and a note about returning a set of car springs left on the street.

Improvement Association Liberty High School Pickens County State Department of Education H.C. Davis University of South Caroling Davis South United States

Pickens County School Attendance Surges with Consolidation Calls

Readable figures show a large rise in enrollment and attendance in Pickens County schools. The piece urges consolidating one and two teacher schools into centralized high schools, notes teacher certification gaps, and cites funding, property valuation, and disparities between white and Negro schools with specific figures.

Pickens County Account Reine Sona

Consolidated Schools Promote Growth and Stability

The 1869 push for consolidating small rural schools aimed to meet public needs and has continued, yielding benefits. Larger, centralized schools boost revenue, attract teachers, enable graded classes, expand curricula, and serve as social centers fostering clubs and events. They encourage high school attendance and long term teacher residence, though frequent staff changes can disrupt learning.

United States Grammer Peoples College

Corn and Pig Club Meeting at Pickens County

Pickens county corn and pig clubs plan a meeting next Saturday December 9 with a free hotel dinner and free moving picture show at the Alexander theatre. All club members invited bring ten ears of corn and a dollar in gold for the best exhibit. parents may attend and the dinner is for members only.

Pickens County Sid Bents Corn Club Tickens Corn Club Alesander Theatre

Pickens High School Carnival a Great Success

Despite rain a large crowd attended the Pickens High School Carnival and about 100 dollars was raised. The article commends the students and teachers for their effort in organizing the event.

Pickens High School Pickens

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Bie Wolf Creek Schlool Calhoun-Clemson School Tricts Dpd. Karke Furan Unriority IOM Pickens — County Teacher's Association Mary Morris Pickens High Columbia Fulton Childress Six Mile Baptist Academy Mile Creek Sehanl Childress Shayer Department of South Carolina Peacher T. T. Cox Furman University Furman Minnie McPeant Teacher's Institute Miss Meant Supt. of Education Hubbell Thursdany Med Wae Meno Sentinel Office Corn and Pig Club
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