MOULTRIE — Kindergarten students in Dottie Lott and Leah Fields’ class at Okapilco Elementary may be small but they worked together as a team! These students rallied to fill their coin container more than seven times for ‘Coins Can Change Cancer’ in support for the 2012 Relay for Life. The students learned character words such as helping, giving, compassion and understanding during this time. This year the Relay for Life will take place downtown on the square on April 27. For more information, please contact Chairman Val Bell at (229) 873-1974 or vbell@colquitt.k12.ga.us
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Kindergarten students in Dottie Lott and Leah Fields’ class at Okapilco Elementary may be small but they worked together as a team! These students rallied to fill their coin container more than seven times for ‘Coins Can Change Cancer’ in support for the 2012 Relay for Life. The students learned character words such as helping, giving, compassion and understanding during this time. This year the Relay for Life will take place downtown on the square on April 27. For more information, please contact Chairman Val Bell at (229) 873-1974 or vbell@colquitt.k12.ga.us Submitted photo
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Harrell named federal programs director
James Harrell, principal of Odom Elementary School, has been named the new Federal Programs Director for Colquitt County Schools.Harrell will replace retiring director Gerald Burke as of July 1, 2013.
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Anderson leaving Moultrie Tech for top spot at Wiregrass Tech
Commissioner Ron Jackson on Thursday informed the state board that oversees the Technical College System of Georgia that Tina Anderson, who is currently the president of Moultrie Technical College, is his choice to become the next president of Wiregrass Georgia Technical College in Valdosta.
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Area graduates will receive scholarships
The E.H. Hopkins Scholarship Endowment Fund and other community donors will present scholarships to local graduates at 10 a.m., on Saturday, June 8, at Mother Easter Baptist Church.
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Globerman heading to Naval Academy
The Colquitt County High School Junior ROTC Program will continue its proud tradition of sending a local graduate to a military service academy when Dylan Globerman departs later this month for the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.
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Former Moultrian named principal of Thomasville middle school
Colquitt County native Keith Hose has been named principal of the new MacIntyre Park Middle School in the Thomasville City School System.
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Colquitt County School System honors 2013 retirees
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Nursing Information Session June 11 at ABAC
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Doerun Elementary Honor Day
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UDC presents scholarship
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Scientist speaks to C.A. Gray students
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