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Burns talks leadership with FBLA
State Rep. Jon Burns recently spoke about leadership to the Effingham County High School Future Business Leaders of America.
SEMS cheerleaders capture second straight region title
The South Effingham Middle School competition cheerleaders won the region title for the second consecutive year, capturing the Coastal Empire Region Championship at Effingham County Middle School on Nov. 1.
Ebenezer Middle salutes veterans
Ebenezer Middle School honored the nation's military service members with its annual Veterans Day Assembly. The program is entirely student-led.
Shelton places at area FFA event
Effingham County High School FFA member Dalton Shelton recently placed second in the Area IV FFA Agricultural Tractor and Machinery Operations and Maintenance Career Development Event, held at the Toombs County Agri-Center in Lyons.
School board picks Aug. 5 to start 2013-14
Effingham County students will begin the 2013-14 school year on Aug. 5, have several breaks throughout the year, take the Criterion-Referenced Competency Test prior to spring break and end the year on May 23.
The art of gift giving
For her 10th birthday this year, Emily Jarriel, a fourth-grader at Guyton Elementary School, decided to do something very different.
Pre-K students dress the part for their first career fair
The South Effingham High School CTAE (Career, Technical and Agricultural Education) business department teamed up with the pre-kindergarten classroom to sponsor the first Pre-K Career Day on Oct. 26.
AASU offers new program for special education teachers
SAVANNAH - Armstrong Atlantic State University's College of Education announces a new academic program for special education teachers - the Special Education Transition Specialist Endorsement - that will be offered entirely online. It is the only program in Georgia that addresses a priority in public school systems: the transition of special education students from school to a post-school environment.
Students get an application process to their lessons
Effingham County native Jason Lovett remembers when, not too long ago, students didn't have many opportunities to tour local industries.
Demonstration shows the dangers of rollovers
Luther Hires delivered a clear message to South Effingham High School students Monday morning.
Savannah Tech to host legal career information fair
SAVANNAH - Savannah Technical College's Paralegal Studies department will host a Legal Career Information Fair that is open to the public Thursday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Savannah Campus (5717 White Bluff Rd., Savannah) in the Academic Commons Building, Room B126.
Unearthing more history at Camp Lawton
Georgia Southern University, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife archaeologists with assistance from Kennesaw State University, the University of Georgia, and the Lamar Institute have found the remains of the Camp Lawton stockade wall, establishing the actual layout and site of one of the Civil War's largest prisoner of war camps.
UGa awards CAES scholarship to Sapp
ATHENS - Ashley Elizabeth Sapp has been selected to receive the Alumni Association Scholarship awarded by the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences for the 2012-13 academic year. Each year the college awards scholarships to students totaling more than $100,000.
A winning visual for the ECHS Chorus
DeleteKiyana Jackson submitted the winning logo design for the Effingham County High Sschool Chorus.
GSU’s economic impact tops $846M
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University's economic impact during fiscal year 2012 topped $846 million, setting a new record for one of the state's growing research universities.
Articles by Section - Education
Fashion statements from SEHS students
With duct tape, coffee filters, paper products and other means, South Effingham High School students staged their eighth annual student fashion show.
STAR power
Two of the county's top students were honored Thursday at the Rotary Club of Effingham County's STAR student and teacher luncheon at the Effingham College and Career Academy.
Wood chosen for Congress of Future Medical Leaders
Sami Wood, a sophomore at Effingham County High School, attended the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 14-16.
4-H puts its heart into Valentine’s Day
Valentine's Day brought new meaning to the residents of the Effingham Hospital Care Center. Effingham County 4-H'ers participated in constructing Valentine cards, baking cookies and playing bingo with the center's residents.
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