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Anne Arundel public schools will hand out diplomas for graduating seniors in all 12 of its major high schools in just four days in June at one location.
Updated: 3:20 PM EDT Apr 17, 2021 (Video above was published on Friday.)Bond was denied Saturday for a young woman charged in the hit-and-run death of a high school senior.Elijah Major, 18, of Spartanburg, was walking to work at the Holiday Inn Express Friday morning when he was hit by a car and knocked into the parking lot of Sk8terz Family Fun Center on Sha Lane.South Carolina Highway Patrol troopers said Casey Marie Schinestuhl, 24, was charged with hit-and-run leaving the scene with death.She appeared in a virtual bond hearing Saturday afternoon, where a magistrate judge sent th...
The Citizen your username your email Password recovery A total of 16 students from Fayetteâs public high schools have been selected to attend the 2021 Governorâs Honors Program (GHP) this summer on the campus of Berry College. Half of the students are from the 2020 GHP cohort. Since the program was not held last year due to the pandemic, students who are still grade eligible (sophomores and juniors) were invited to join the 2021 cohort. The following students passed a rigorous process to be named state finalists and will attend the GHP at Berry College this summer: (2021 cohort) ...
The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Dylan Autera Dylan John Autera, age 27, of Peachtree City, passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 1, 2021. Dylan grew up in Fayette County and graduated from Starr’s Mill High School, where he played basketball and baseball, but his true passion was football. His senior year he was the quarterback of his high school team and some of his favorite memories were out on the football field. Dylan relished his time in high school. He attended Auburn University where he graduated from the business program with honors with a degree in ...
Two-thirds of Fayette schools are Covid-free; system reports only 13 new cases What a difference a month makes. For the week of March 6 through March 12, of Fayette County’s 24 schools, 16 of them reported no new Covid-19 cases among both staff and students. Of the 8 schools with new cases, 3 schools have 2 cases each, while 5 schools have only single cases. All but 1 case are students; Starr’s Mill High School has one staff member with a new case. Only 1 new case was reported last week to a district staff member. The system had 11 students and 2 staffers with new cases for a total of 13 ...