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Terral Patel and J.T. Tieman, both of Goose Creek, and Katherine Moore of Hanahan have all been accepted to the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics. They join 66 other students representing 24 South Carolina counties as the c ... full story
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Team CSU raised over $5000 for sustainable water systems during the annual Water Missions Internatio ... full story - Hahanan Middle’s Davis takes part in training
Science, technology, engineering, and math teachers and U.S. Department of Defense scientists and en ... full story - 1,458’s a Crowd
Cane Bay High School students gather in the large “common area” near the entrance on the first day o ... full story
Terral Patel and J.T. Tieman, both of Goose Creek, and Katherine Moore of Hanahan have all been accepted to the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics. They join 66 other students representing 24 South Carolina counties as the c ... full story
School district awarded $196,000 in grantsExceptional children who attend Berkeley County Schools will receive targeted instruction that serves their unique needs, thanks to four grants recently awarded to the school district.
The South Carolina School for Exceptional Children awarded gran ... full story
Team CSU raised over $5000 for sustainable water systems during the annual Water Missions International "Walk for Water" on March 20. The Future Teachers Society and Teaching Fellows worked with Dr. Linda Karges-Bone to raise the funds, which include ... full story
Science, technology, engineering, and math teachers and U.S. Department of Defense scientists and engineers from around the country recently met at Garrett College in McHenry, Md. to learn innovative strategies to strengthen the nation’s classrooms.
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Charleston Southern named Military Friendly SchoolCharleston Southern University has been named by G.I. Jobs magazine a Military Friendly School for 2011.
This is the second consecutive year CSU has received this award.
According to G.I. Jobs, criteria for the title includes a school’s VA-approva ... full story
Cane Bay High School students gather in the large “common area” near the entrance on the first day of school last week. A reported 1,458 students will attend the CBHS in 2010-2011. full story
From left, Cane Bay High School sophomore Hannah Gray and juniors Cheyenne Frasier and Kayla Mixson visit before heading to their first class of the 2010-2011 school year on Aug. 17. full story
CSU welcomes new studentsWith classes beginning last week, Charleston Southern University is anticipating its new full-time student population to grow by 4 percent for the Fall 2010 semester, the school announced.
University officials report that with the increase of stude ... full story
This summer Santee Cooper provided hands-on experience in critical fields of the energy industry, such as power generation and the development and use of renewable energy, to seven Berkeley County educators as part of the 25th annual Energy Educators ... full story
Local youth becomes Eagle ScoutAlex Richard Amble attained the Boy Scout of America Eagle Scout rank in June.
Alex has been actively involved in the scouting program since age 7. He is a member of BSA Troop 752, which is chartered by VFW Post 3433 of Ladson. Alex completed his E ... full story
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