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In celebration of ‘Teacher Appreciation Week,’ on May 5, the R.D. Smith ‘Just Bring It’ afterschool students did a short essay to their favorite teacher. Each participant’s name was submitted in a drawing. Amy Putnam, a 6th grade teacher at Willie J. Williams, won a gift certificate to Cato’s. Her name was selected by Michael Goss Florence, right. The students also participated in a ‘I Love You, Mom’ contest in honor of Mother’s Day. Vontrell McNeil, top, was the winner. He was given a Belk’s gift card and a poem titled ‘A Mother’s Love’ to present to his mom. The 5th Annual Awards Ceremony was held on Friday, May 22. O’derian Edwards brought the welcome to the 50 attendees; Demartell Turner read a poem titled ‘Friends’; Leah Reynolds, the center’s aide did the presentation of awards; and Darlene Reynolds gave an inspirational speech encouraging the children to continue to do their best and challenging them to read this summer. O’derian Edwards won the Academic Award; Florence received the Excellence Award and the Outstanding Student Award; and the Most Improved Student Award went to Javarius McIntyre.
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Winners announced in CCHS Edible Book Festival
The second annual CCHS Edible Book Festival was held in the Media Center on April 30. Students, staff, and faculty were invited to bring their edible representation of a book to the library.
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A training camp for imagination
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” These are the words of Albert Einstein. So it would stand to reason that cultivating and encouraging creative imaginations would be a priority if Mr. Einstein recognized the value of this important mind attribute. I am always impressed by people with great imaginations and how they create great works of art or new inventions.
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Deadline is May 22 for Museum of Ag volunteer apprenticeship
The Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is looking for young people ages 13-17 to participate in the museum’s volunteer apprenticeship program for the 2012-2013 year. Volunteers will work during the summer and take part in special events such as the Folk Life Festival, Fall Frolics, and the Wiregrass Christmas festivities.
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Earth Day contest winners
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‘Evening in the Garden’ to be held
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