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Education

  • UNC-Chapel Hill students honored

    The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill recognized 6,405 students for outstanding academic achievement through their selection for the dean’s list for spring 2011.

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  • Students earn honors, get awards at Waccamaw School

    Waccamaw School has announced its honor rolls for the fourth nine-week grading period of the school year. The following students were honored:
    Principal’s award
    Kindergarten: Jazmine Garcia, Guadalupe Nava, Hailee Townsend.
    First grade: Daelyn Fairley, Jonathan Scott, Trevor Tucholski.
    Second grade: Luis Noyola, Nathan Parker, Ashley Purcell.
    Third grade: Brody Hughes, Ashlyn Gore, Joanna Peralto, Alex Vargas.
    Fourth grade: Sandy Noyola Andrea Dutton Yuleidi Nunez.

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  • Students recognized at Union Elementary School awards ceremony

    Union Elementary School recognized students at its last nine-weeks awards ceremony:
    Bus riders of the month
    Roberto Bonifacio, Christian Huffman, Garrett Ellison, Hailee Mose, Hannah Morris, Timothy Stewart.
    Principal’s award
    Kindergarten: Conner Evans, Kara Stanley, Takkirah Daniels, Trevor Gable, Hayley Buckley.
    First grade: Tyler Vogt, Megan Ybarra, Briana Todd, Mackenzie Quaintance, Jena Rubio.
    Second grade: Ingrid Ortigoza, Gage Saylor, Von Smeltzer, Karly Wallace, Presley Cerillo.

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  • Students earn honors, get awards at Supply Elementary

    Supply Elementary has honored the following students for the last nine weeks of the school year:
    VFW awards
    Anna Adams, Jamie Bollinger, Cameron Broome, James Clemmons, Lasha Epps, Demontae Frink, Ashley Genis, Tiery Guzman, Megan Hall, DeAndre Johnson, Kaitlin Jones, Justin Kleino, Jessica Klock, Jayden Lance, Annika Lee, Tymber Meshaw, Jaden Moses, Brayden Murray, Kevon Myers, Antonio Padilla, Devin Pauley, Sarah Reaves, Miranda Smith, Ella Smith, Nathan Sparkman, D’miyah Stanley, Daylah Therrien, Mikyella Wells.
    Terrific Kids

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  • Students win First Night button contest

    The winner of the admission button contest for Shallotte’s First Night New Year’s Eve event is Maelene Naftzger from South Brunswick Middle School. Runners-up were Makenna Jahr from Shallotte Middle School and Bailey Walker from Cedar Grove Middle School.

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  • Bolivia students make honor roll, earn awards

    The following students were honored for the fourth nine-week grading period of the school year at Bolivia Elementary School:

    A honor roll

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  • Students participate in photography workshop

    On Saturday, May 21, eight Brunswick County 4-H TiLT (Teens in Leadership Training) members participated in a photography and presentation workshop. Participants included John and Dillon Bernheisel, Kenan Bridges, Will Gauldin, Janzen Jones, Sammi Lawrence, John Macon and Savanna Michaux.

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  • BCC faculty take part in internships

    Four Brunswick Community College faculty members recently interned at six local businesses/agencies as part of the College Tech Prep Faculty Internship Program that took place in May, typically interning from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. College Tech Prep grant funds made it possible to pay faculty members daily stipends of $150 for a maximum of five days to intern in local businesses and agencies. 

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  • Roger Bacon students take EOGs

    Think about a football team that scrimmages all year but ends the season never playing a game. Imagine an orchestra that practices for nine months but ends their year never holding a concert. Think of an artist who paints all year in her studio but never exhibits her work in a gallery.

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  • Education briefs

    Students get honors from CU

    Graduates and their friends and families took refuge from the heat Saturday, May 15, as Campbell University had its spring commencement ceremony in the spacious new John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center.

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