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Voice of the people: Derrick Turner Appreciates Columbus teachers As Teacher Appreciation Week comes to a close, I would like to pay special tribute to some of my favorites educators. I attended Mitchell Memorial for the First, Second and Fourth Grades. Then attended Coleman Elementary for the Third Grade and Hughes Elementary for the Fifth and Sixth Grades. Ms. Green was my first-grade teacher Along with Carmichael Egnew, Curtis Cunningham, Marilyn Egnew, Harold Phifer, and Freeman Webber, we...

Megan Linch Megan Linch, a Fourth and Fifth Grade teacher at Desert Sun Academy, was named CCUSD Teacher of the Year 2021. Megan was awarded $3,000 and will complete her application for the 2021 Arizona Educational Foundation’s Teacher of the Year program. Also recognized were honorees, Trish Doran, a Sixth Grade Language Arts Teacher at Desert Willow elementary School and Kim Blackert, a Third Grade teacher at Horseshoe Trails Elementary School. Trish and Kim both received $1,000. CCUSD appr...

The war on drugs in the United States has been a failure that has ruined lives, filled prisons and cost a fortune. It started during the Nixon administration with the idea that, because drugs are bad for people, they should be difficult to obtain. As a result, it became a war on supply. As first lady during the crack epidemic, Nancy Reagan tried to change this approach in the 1980s. But her “Just Say No” campaign to reduce demand received limited support. Over the objections of the supply-f...

Trojan Talk for week of April 19 The Alliance Review NEXT WEEK: Monday-Friday – Prom tickets for “A Night with the Stars,” which is May 1, will be sold during Enrichment and at lunch. Tickets only will be sold until noon April 23. MCCTC and online students must purchase tickets at the office. Out-of-school guests are permitted, but must be approved before tickets are purchased.  Monday through Friday – Basket of the Day drawings. Raffle tickets still can be purchased for $5 apiece. C...

Posted April 4th, 2021 for Cricket NSW Sydney has ripped through Manly-Warringahs batting line-up to claim the McDonalds Mens Premier Cricket grand final inside two days at Drummoyne Oval. After making 352, the Tigers needed just three hours and 42 overs to bowl Manly out for only 123 late on the second day of the three-day fixture. It is Sydneys first premiership – the Tigers are a result of a 2007 amalgamation between Balmain and the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust – and a ma...

BLUE RIDGE, Ga – Elementary students across Fannin County enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt courtesy of Fannin High School’s Key Club members hard work. It’s the first year the Key Club hosted the event for elementary students. Key Club Vice President Mackenzie Chastain assisted to organize the event and hopes to continue it next year. Pre-k through Third Grade students at Blue Ridge, East, and West Fannin Elementary all scrambled for surprised filled eggs. Squeals of excitement and delight coul...

Updated: 6:05 PM EDT Mar 15, 2021 "Its a beautiful day to be in our class, a beautiful day for our students. Would you be mine?"Justin Pugh, who teaches third grade at Pine Grove Elementary School in Baltimore County, begins and ends the school day with an awesome rendition of the Mr. Rogers theme (videos below)."Its a neighborly day at our school, a neighborly day for stayin cool. Would you be mine?"Hes among the teachers ready to welcome back some students into the classroom."I am S...

Virtual hugs. >> good job! >> reporter: this is heidi robinson, maryland avenue elementary school in livermore, california. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight, sending us a photo of her class on zoom and telling us in-person school starts part time in just days. >> i am exhausted and more tired than ive ever been in any of my years teaching, but also so inspired for the future. >> reporter: in austin, texas, gilbert elementary school, third grade teacher ms. jennifer martin turning her garage in...

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Thomas Lott Fourth- and fifth-grade students will return to classes in Gov. Roy Cooper’s Plan A (mostly in-person learning) on Monday, March 15, in Cabarrus County Schools, said acting Superintendent Brian Schultz at Monday’s Board of Education business meeting. “We are looking forward to having them in school four days each week,” Schultz said. “Since last Monday, I personally have been in 13 schools to witness the school staff in creating an environment th...