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Education
BJU Programming Teams Place First, Fifth in Programming Contest
- By Randy Page - BJU
The Bob Jones University Bruins intercollegiate computer programming teams placed 1st, 5th and 15th in the annual programming contest at the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC) Southeastern Region conference held Saturday, Nov. 3, at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia.
BJU fielded three teams in the 21 team competition. The contest problem set consisted of nine problems and students had three hours to solve them. Nathan Collins and Sam Henry (BJU Team A) solved all nine problems and finished first. The team of Zac Hayes, Ryan Longacre, and Jeremiah England (BJU Team B) finished fifth and solved five problems.
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Greenville Public School Students Clean Up Washington Center's Greenhouse
- By Washington Center
![Beta Club students from Hughes Academy (Grason and Brayden Belton) and Mauldin Middle (Aaron Sims) along with another Hughes student (Kevin Taber) volunteered to clean up the greenhouse at the Washington Center. The boys worked hard to pull weeds, repot plants, and reorganize the greenhouse. The boys also helped to clean up the pet cages inside of the adapted environmental classroom. We extend a big thank you to this outstanding young men for their hard work! Beta Club students from Hughes Academy (Grason and Brayden Belton) and Mauldin Middle (Aaron Sims) along with another Hughes student (Kevin Taber) volunteered to clean up the greenhouse at the Washington Center. The boys worked hard to pull weeds, repot plants, and reorganize the greenhouse. The boys also helped to clean up the pet cages inside of the adapted environmental classroom. We extend a big thank you to this outstanding young men for their hard work!](/images/WashingtonCenter-11-07-18-Volunteers.jpg)
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North Greenville University Announces New Academic Appointments
- By NGU Press Release
![Left to right: Linwood Hagen, Larry McDonald and Jill Rayburn. Left to right: Linwood Hagen, Larry McDonald and Jill Rayburn.](/images/NGU-300x300.jpg)
Tigerville, SC - The North Greenville University (NGU) Office of Academic Affairs announced Monday that new administrative changes are coming.
Dr. Linwood Hagin, currently dean of the College of Communication, will be promoted to associate provost for undergraduate studies and academic administration. Dr. Larry McDonald, currently dean of the Graduate School of Christian Ministry, will be promoted to associate provost for graduate programs and dean of the T. Walter Brashier Graduate School. He will continue to serve as the director of the Doctor of Ministry program and as professor of Christian spirituality. Also, Dr. Jill Rayburn, currently the director of academic engagement and outreach, has been named the assistant provost for academic outreach and director of professional programs. All three appointments are effective January 1, 2019.
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The Annual Boo at Washington Center
- By Washington Center
![Washington Center students enjoy Trick-or-Treating during the school’s annual Boo in the School Halloween activity. Washington Center students enjoy Trick-or-Treating during the school’s annual Boo in the School Halloween activity.](/images/Washington-Center-Halloween.jpg)
Washington Center recently hosted the school’s annual Boo in the School Halloween event. Dressed in a variety of creative costumes, students circulated the campus requesting treats using voice output technology. Volunteers from Christ Church Episcopal School accompanied the students during the spooky rounds for snacks and surprises. A Monster Bash wrapped up thefestivities with music and dancing in the courtyard. Costume and door decoration contests added to the frightful fun event coordinated by teacher Elizabeth Piper.
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Chase Wheeler of Greenville has been accepted to University of the Cumberlands
- By realMedia Newswire
WILLIAMSBURG, KY -- University of the Cumberlands has proudly accepted Chase Wheeler of Greenville South Carolina, for the upcoming academic year. Chase, a current student at Shannon Forest Christian School, is welcomed into the UC Class of 2023.
Located in the heart of Appalachia, University of the Cumberlands is an institution of regional distinction that offers undergraduate degrees on-campus and online, along with several pre-professional, graduate and doctoral programs. With a total enrollment of more than 10,000 students, UC is the largest private university in Kentucky and is devoted to preparing students for the future through hands-on, experiential learning and research.
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GCS Students Excel on SAT, Advanced Placement
- By Greenville County Schools
Greenville County Schools students outperformed the State and Nation on the SAT college entrance exam and increased last year’s passage rate on Advanced Placement (AP) exams by 1.6 percentage points, according to information released yesterday by The College Board.
A total of 2,421 GCS seniors from the class of 2018 took the SAT, posting an average score of 1089, 40 points higher than the national average of 1049 for public school students and 25 points above the state average of 1064.
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New Additions to Washington Center's Adaptive Environmental Science Class
- By Washington Center
Washington Center’s Adaptive Environmental Science class, under the direction of teacher Jamie Taber, welcomes new additions to the menagerie: Rabbits Honey and Snowball, Lizzie the Bearded Dragon, and Guinea Pigs Muffin and Minnie Muffin.
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- Tigerville Elementary Principal Receives National Honor
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- The Greenville Little Theatre on Tour Presents to Washington Center Students
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