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Reply Cherokee County students earned regional and state honors through the annual Georgia Student Technology Competition. (Shutterstock) CHEROKEE COUNTY, GA — Cherokee County students earned regional and state honors through the annual Georgia Student Technology Competition. The statewide competition offers students in grades 3-12 the opportunity to showcase their skills through 16 categories and vie for honors at regional and state fairs. Nearly 90 Cherokee County students put their technology skills to the test at the Piedmont Regional Technology Competition. The regional event was orga...

Chronicle-Independent Manning is 2021 KCSD Teacher of the Year Lysa Manning Doby’s Mill Elementary School (DMES) 5th Grade teacher Lysa Manning was named 2021 Kershaw County School District (KCSD) Teacher of the Year at a celebration Thursday, while Midway Elementary School (MES) 4th Grade teacher Renata Inabinet was chosen as first alternate. Latest

‘Virtually Unstoppable’: Dawson County teacher and students honored by BOE for Exceptional Children’s Week The Board of Education building at 28 Main Street. - photo by Erica Schmidt The Dawson County Board of Education celebrated the school system’s exceptional students and Black’s Mill Elementary School Teacher Jenny Disharoon this week, in honor of Exceptional Children’s Week.  At the board’s monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 14, BOE members heard a presentation from Director of Exceptional Students Todd Lan...

Four Dawson County students advance to state-level writing competition The Board of Education building at 28 Main Street. - photo by Erica Schmidt Four Dawson County students recently won the regional level of the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition and will now advance to compete at the state level in early April. According to Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning Nicole Lecave, the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition, which has been an annual occurrence for over 20 years and is open to any Georgia pu...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: A federal appeals court has settled the latest tug-of-war between a student’s First Amendment right to free speech and her school district’s ability to limit that speech in the interests of furthering the school’s educational purposes.  In Robertson v. Anderson Mill Elementary School, 2021 WL 786631 (4th Cir. Mar. 2, 2021) the Fourth Circuit was called upon to decide whether a school district had properly exercised its authority to control the educational process by refusing to publish a fourth-grader’s “essay to society...