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Education
Washington Center Pen Pals with Gator Basketball Teamplayer
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- By Washington Center
Washington Center was a part of the SEC Playmakers Pals program and was paired with the University of Florida women’s’ basketball team. Ms. Amy Garbe’s class became pen-pals with Corey Staples, a junior guard for the Gators. The students helped to make cards and crafts to send to Corey. The students also followed the Gators basketball season; they incorporated math skills with counting points scored and comparing final scores to determine the winner of each game. They also used map skills to find where the Gators were playing and where their opponents where from. All of the students enjoyed learning more about basketball and cheering on the Florida Gators and their pen-pal, Corey. Go Gators!
Well-Known Artist and Performer Visits Washington Center
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- By Washington Center
On Friday, March 8th, Washington Center students and staff were privileged to host well-known Greenville artist and performer, Mr. Emile Pandolfi, for a concert. Everyone seemed to enjoy the "fast and fun" extras that Mr. Pandolfi added to his creative piano pieces. Musical selections included a variety of enjoyable genres from ragtime and pop to Broadway favorites. With the addition of handmade stars and colored scarves to wave, students made their own contributions to the concert. Dr. Penny Rogers, principal of Washington Center, said about the program, “I have never seen our students so attentive!” A special “thank you” goes to Mr. Pandolfi for his kindness and for sharing his beautiful music.
What's Next? ACTION ITEMS for SC "Education Reform" Bill
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- By USPIE
During a recent hearing on H. 3759, which passed, SC Representative Shannon Erickson talked heavily about tracking ALL children, including private and homeschoolers, from birth.
Now, after much backlash, and in an attempt to save face, SC Republican Rep. Shannon Erickson has claimed her comments were taken out of context. So in order to give you more context, we have added more of her speech for you to discern her intent for tracking children from birth in all educational environments including home school. Just watch this clip of Rep. Erickson saying it’s the legislature’s responsibility to monitor and measure child progress.
North Greenville University to Host A Hero’s 5K March 23
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- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
Tigerville, SC - North Greenville University will host A Hero’s 5K walk/run on Saturday, March 23 on its Tigerville Campus. A Hero’s 5K was founded in 2010 and is a 5K walk/run held annually in March to remember all of the soldiers who fought, died, and lived for our great country.
BJA Middle School Robotics Team Places First at Palmetto State VEX Robotics Competition
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- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones Academy’s Middle School robotics teams, Light Brigade and Alpha and Omega, placed 1st and 14th respectively out of 49 teams at the end of the qualifying rounds at the Palmetto State VEX Robotics Competition held Saturday, Mar. 2, at Dutch Fork Elementary School in Irmo, South Carolina. Both teams entered the elimination rounds with the Light Brigade continuing on to win the state championship.
BJU Graphic Design Students Win American Advertising Federation Awards
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- By Randy Page - BJU
Fourteen Bob Jones University graphic design students were presented awards by the American Advertising Federation (AAF) Greenville chapter at the annual AAF Gala Saturday, Feb. 23.
The American Advertising Awards Competition is a three-tiered national competition conducted annually by the American Advertising Federation. The competition is the advertising industry’s largest and most representative competition for both professional and student creative excellence.
Thirteenth Annual Run, Walk, & Roll on April 27, 2019 at 9:00 am
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Washington Center students are working hard to get the word out by filling envelopes and preparing flyers. Please save the date for our Thirteenth Annual Run, Walk, & Roll on April 27, 2019 at 9:00 am on the campus of Washington Center. We are excited to show case our ADA compliant nature trail for this event. Our certified USATF course will offer a 5k race, 5k relays with 2 or 3 runners, and a fun walk around our trail. This event is an opportunity for our community to join with the children, families and faculty of Washington Center to support our students and school.
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- Dr. Seuss Parade at Washington Center
- NGU Ranks Among Most Affordable Online Doctorate in Educational Leadership Programs
- The Great Kindness Challenge at Washington Center
- NGU Announces Academic Reorganization of College of Christian Studies
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