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NETC will hold FAFSA Day for college-bound students
Northeastern Technical College will hold FAFSA Day on Saturday, Feb. 25, to help individuals planning on going to college in the fall obtain the money they need to pursue their education.
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Hartsville High's Stockton wins Outstanding Young Music Educator Award
COLUMBIA – At the annual conference of the South Carolina Music Educator’s Association (SCMEA) Lance Stockton, Hartsville High School Band Director, received the Outstanding Young Music Educator Award for 2011-2012.
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Williamsburg school district targets enrollment drop
While there may be a number of concerns facing the Williamsburg County School District, the most pressing may be the precipitous decline in the district’s overall enrollment over the past few years.
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Local leaders may add more full-day, 4 year old classes
Georgetown County school leaders are planning to add more full-day pre-kindergarten classes for local elementary schools starting next school year.
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Horry County Teacher of the Year semi-finalists announced
CONWAY, S.C. - Ten Horry County School District teachers have been named semi-finalists for the district's Teacher of the Year award.
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Florence's Grubb earns faculty honors at Georgia Tech
ATLANTA -- Amanda Grubb of Florence earned the distinction of Faculty Honors for Fall 2011 at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Myrtle Beach art museum celebrates 15th anniversary
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - The Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum will celebrate it's 15 year anniversary with a party Saturday morning.
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Montessori Registration opens in Florence 1
FLORENCE -- Florence School District One is now taking applications for Montessori students at both North Vista Elementary and McLaurin Elementary.
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Governor's School to host 23rd Annual Research Colloquium
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ The Governor's School for Science and Mathematics (GSSM) will host the 23rd Annual Research Colloquium in Hartsville, Saturday, February 4, 2012. Beginning at 9 a.m., 64 students from high schools across the state will present findings from scientific research conducted during their participation in the 2011 Summer Program for Research Interns (SPRI). "
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SC State University's Executive Speaker Series continues with information on labor laws
ORANGEBURG – SC State alumnus and Attorney Ferguson Evans, ’71, will address business students during the Executive Speaker Series (ESS) on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012 at noon in Belcher Hall’s fourth floor auditorium
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Socastee educator named 2012 Presidential Scholars cadidate
SOCASTEE, SC - Caroline Moore of the Scholars Academy and Socastee High School has been identified as a candidate for the 2012 United States Presidential Scholars program.
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North Myrtle Beach educator wins national sweepstatkes
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC - Discovery Education and Intel Corporation have named Diane Scher, a Technology Assistant at North Myrtle Beach Primary School, the winner of the Catch Me Being Curious national sweepstakes. Chosen from nearly 80,000 entries from across the country, Scher won an all-expense paid family vacation to Yellowstone National Park.
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FCSD3 extends superintendent's contract, recogizes employee attendance
After an executive session during the Florence County School District Three Jan. 19 board of directors meeting, the board unanimously extended Callicut’s contract for an additional year with the current terms and conditions.
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University honors Lake City native with alumnus award
A 1997 graduate of Lake City High School and alumnus of Francis Marion University returned to Florence County Thursday to accept an award from the university and to give a presentation on his current work.
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Wingate University hosts reception in Columbia
WINGATE, N.C. -- Wingate University invites alumni and friends of the University to a reception in Columbia, S.C. on Thursday, Feb. 16 from 6 – 8 p.m.
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Williamsburg Tech awards Easterling Scholarship to Lake City business major
KINGSTREE -- The Williamsburg Technical College (WTC) Foundation recently awarded the Barney and Louise M. Easterling Scholarship to Raymond Chase Player from Lake City, a general business major at the college.
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Student essay contest available to Florence high school students
FLORENCE -- The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs and the Florence County Library System have teamed up to hold a "Teens & Money Essay Contest" open to all Florence County High School Students in public and private schools.
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Sounds of calypso resonate at Lake City school
fourth and fifth grade students at Lake City Elementary School got to play with steel drums last week as an artist-in-residence visited the school.
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School offers parent workshop on attention disorders
Greenwood Elementary School and the Student Services Department will offer a workshop on Understanding Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 31.
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Florence 1 seeks volunteer tutors, mentors
FLORENCE -- Florence School District 1 seeks volunteers to serve as tutors or mentors.
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The Byrnes School ties for third place in Math Meet competition
ORANGEBURG – After the judges compiled the totals, South Carolina Independent School Association Executive Director Larry Watt announced that Team One from The Byrnes School tied for third place in the Division II State Math Meet competition.
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Sullivan tapped for interim advancement post
HARTSVILLE – Charles L. Sullivan Jr., retired executive vice president of Sonoco Products, has accepted an appointment to serve as Interim Vice President of Institutional Advancement, following Tom Giffin’s retirement from the position, Coker College President Robert Wyatt announced Friday.
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Forestbrook Elementary named National Blue Ribbon finalist
CONWAY, SC - Horry County Schools’ Forestbrook Elementary is one of five schools in South Carolina to be named a finalist for the 2012 National Blue Ribbon Schools Award.
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USC School of Music gets biggest donation ever
COLUMBIA — The man who directed the University of South Carolina's band for more than 30 years is donating $1 million to the School of Music for undergraduate scholarships.
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Timmonsville's Edwards is a master school board mentor
Timmonsville school board fetes long-time member Levern Edwards
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