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Goose Creek High School junior Nicole Bohnensteihl was crowned Miss L’Esprit at the annual Miss L’Esprit pageant was held in the GCHS auditiorium.All ...  full story

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Junior Scholars
Of Marrington Middle School of the Arts’ 108 eighth graders, 26 were recently recognized at Junior Scholars. These students will be honored at a state recognition ceremony later this year. Pictured are (top, l-r) Christopher Hund, Alexander Hund, Nat ...  full story
Miss L’Esprit crowned at GCHS
Goose Creek High School junior Nicole Bohnensteihl was crowned Miss L’Esprit at the annual Miss L’Esprit pageant was held in the GCHS auditiorium.All of the contestants competed in the categories of interview, casual wear, and evening gown to win for ...  full story
Errazo named National Merit Finalist
Dominic Ranz Ebarle Errazo, a senior at the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics, recently was named a National Merit Finalist. He is in the running for one of 8,200 scholarships worth more than $36 million that will be offere ...  full story
HHS TOY
Jessica Clayton was recently named the 2010 Hanahan High School Teacher of the Year. A six-year veteran, she currently teaches Advanced Placement English, Teacher Cadet and Honors English. When asked to summarize her philosophy of teaching she used t ...  full story
Devon Forest Career Day
More than 30 local businesses told elementary students about their jobs at Devon Forest Elementary on Feb. 11, as the students were exposed to a wide range of career paths. Above is an aluminized coat from Alcoa that reflects radiant heat. Pictured a ...  full story
Computer science students head to camp
Araceli Cruz, a Stratford High School junior, and Goose Creek High School sophomore Bryan Morrison are two of 20 students selected from more than 50 applicants to attend Lowcountry Computer Science Camp, which begins March 6."Araceli is one of our ha ...  full story
Marrington Middle Junior Scholars
Marrington Middle School of the Arts recently recognized its Junior Scholars at an awards ceremony. To be eligible, students must score 50 or higher on the PSAT in verbal, math, or writing, or have participated in Duke University's Talent Identificat ...  full story
HMS receives national recognition
Hanahan Middle School recently announced that it has received national recognition for the Gateway To Technology Project Lead The Way program that it has been offering since 2007. Project Lead The Way, the nation’s leading provider of science, techno ...  full story
Stratford Beta Club shines at state level
The weekend of Feb. 20 saw members of the Stratford Beta Club compete at the S.C. State Beta Convention in Columbia. Stratford Betas competed in 10 categories: Special Talent, English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Creative Writing, Pencil Drawing ( ...  full story
The Artist
Berkeley County School District Chief Human Resources Officer Willis Sanders recently won an Honorable Mention ribbon in the drawing category at the Annual Goose Creek Artist Guild Juried Show. Sanders had three other pieces in the show, which will b ...  full story
HHS information night Feb. 25
A pre-registration/parent information night for the 2010-2011 school year is scheduled for Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. in the Hanahan High School Auditorium. Parents and students in grades 8-11 are invited to attend. Especially encouraged to attend are all par ...  full story
Special Performance
Howe Hall AIMS continued to celebrate Black History Month on Feb. 10, as the Plantation Singers led students in Lowcountry Gullah songs. Pictured with the singers are Howe Hall AIMS/Marrington Middle School of the Arts dance teacher Kim Steele a ...  full story
Columbia College announces honor students
Columbia College recently announced students who have been named to the President’s List (4.0 GPA) and Dean’s List (3.5 GPA) for the fall semester of 2009.Crystal Maegan Verch, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Verch Jr. of Goose Creek, was named ...  full story
'Africa-to-America'
Ethan Rollerson, a Timberland High School teacher, show his “Africa to America” display, a personal collection, to Berkeley Elementary teacher Stephanie Wallace at the Berkeley County Instructional Fair on Feb. 12 at Cane Bay High School. ...  full story
 
 

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Julie Smith
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Frank Johnson
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Ellen Priest
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