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Education
Greer HS Student Wins Essay Contest on 26th Amendment
- By James Spurck
![First Foundation, Inc. presented the North Greenville University Dan A. Ray Memorial Cash Award to Hannah Bowens. Hannah is a student of Greer High School. She won first place in an essay contest about the 26th Amendment which gave 18-years-olds the right to vote. 2nd place winner was Samuel Gravely, 3rd place, Alexis Anderson and honorable mention is Megan Farmer. Andy Ray, NGU Admissions Officers, was the presenter. First Foundation, Inc. presented the North Greenville University Dan A. Ray Memorial Cash Award to Hannah Bowens. Hannah is a student of Greer High School. She won first place in an essay contest about the 26th Amendment which gave 18-years-olds the right to vote. 2nd place winner was Samuel Gravely, 3rd place, Alexis Anderson and honorable mention is Megan Farmer. Andy Ray, NGU Admissions Officers, was the presenter.](/images/06-13-18_5819-002.jpg)
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NGU’s Holland Honored For Dedicated Service
- By Press Release
![Dr. Marianne Holland Dr. Marianne Holland](/images/Marianne-Holland-002.jpg)
Tigerville, SC – Dr. Marianne Holland, dean of Graduate Music Education Studies at North Greenville University from Pickens, is this year’s recipient of a special award given by the South Carolina Music Educators Association Board of Directors for Outstanding Service to the Association. Holland is retiring after 50 years of dedicated service to SCMEA. Not only has she served on the board admirably, but has done much to improve the quality of music education in South Carolina.
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Christian Learning Centers’ Courses Accredited
- By Janice Butler
![Christian Learning Centers student praying. Christian Learning Centers student praying.](/images/Butler_2872-002.jpg)
Christian Learning Centers of Greenville (CLC) proudly announces the first-time development of online accredited Bible courses for public high school students in Greenville County. The Greenville County School District approved the organization’s Bible courses for high school credit in February of 2007. Since then, interested high students participate in the courses off school campus with parental consent. As required, the organization also (1) meets South Carolina school instructional standards, (2) hires certified high school teachers who do not work for the school district to teach the courses and (3) uses no state funds to render the courses.
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Craft Day at Washington Center
- By Washington Center
![Family and friends join Washington Center students for Craft Day. Family and friends join Washington Center students for Craft Day.](/images/CraftDay1.jpg)
![Family and friends join Washington Center students for Craft Day. Family and friends join Washington Center students for Craft Day.](/images/CraftDay3.jpg)
Washington Center’s Craft Day was a huge success. Families and friends attended the annual event to purchase student-made treasures ranging from food to jewelry. Cakewalks, musical fun, bubbles and treats added to the festivities. Christ Church and Legacy Early College volunteers assisted Washington Center students with shopping and sales. Proceeds will fund classroom projects, activities and trips.
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Cal Thomas Speaks on Christian Schooling at Exodus Mandate Banquet
- By Jeff West
![Cal Thomas spoke on Christian education at the 20th anniversary banquet for Exodus Mandate. Cal Thomas spoke on Christian education at the 20th anniversary banquet for Exodus Mandate.](/images/Cal-Thomas6-002.jpg)
Conservative pundit Cal Thomas spoke Thursday in Columbia at the Exodus Mandate 20th anniversary banquet, and the 500th anniversary of the Reformation and Christian education. Rev. E. Ray founded Moore Exodus Mandate to promote home schooling and Christian education. Approximately 300 people heard Cal Thomas, a former Fox News Network commentator currently syndicated in newspapers and radio across America, speak on the importance of Christian parents withdrawing their children from the secular educational system.
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NGU’s Tomberlin Joins PurrCussion, Carolina Panthers Drumline
- By North Greenville University
![Chase Tomberlin playing in Carolina Panthers Drumline. Chase Tomberlin playing in Carolina Panthers Drumline.](/images/Chase.jpg)
Tigerville, SC – Chase Tomberlin, a senior music major from Greer, has more going on in his life than just going to class and studying. He has a part-time job, but not just any part-time job. He travels two times a week, maybe more, to Charlotte, NC to rehearse with the Carolina Panthers PurrCussion drumline, a percussion ensemble that performs during every Carolina Panthers home game.
“Being on the sideline of an NFL game is a lot of fun,” said Tomberlin.
He heard about the drumline from a friend he taught with through North Greenville Indoor Percussion, a non-profit youth percussion ensemble sponsored by North Greenville University. He auditioned in April, shortly after the end of the Indoor season.
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- Greenville County Schools Hall of Fame Accepting Nominations
- NGU Bids Farewell to Two Longtime English Professors
- Nathan Ellenwood Named PlanFIRST Player of the Game
- BJU Displays Nativity Scene
- Louisiana Re-brands Common Core in Attempt to Dupe Citizens
- Diversity Becoming Central Value For Clemson
- Greenville County School District Brings Change in Grading Scale in all Middle Schools by Fall of 2016