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Isaac Johnson, Re'Kita McDowell, Dasean McMillian, Tia Barnes and Destini Dorsey from the Midlands Math and Business Academy were honored earlier this month at the S.C. Council on Economic Education's annual awards luncheon. The students took home trophies for their second place finish in the S.C. Stock Market Game. More ... A team of students representing Heathwood Hall Episcopal School recently won highest honors in the WordMasters Challenge - a national analogy competition entered by more than 230,000 annually. Heathwood Hall's fourth graders placed second in the nation in the year- end cumulative standings among 772 school teams participating at that level and division. More ... Science teacher Amber Caicedo was the grand prize winner of Richland Northeast High School's Go Green Paperless Classroom instruction day competition. Her class appeared on WLTX demonstrating physics labs with students using computers to capture and analyze data, in addition to having students engage in an interactive review of curriculum using the Senteo clicker system. More ... On Thursday, May 8, 2008, the Cardinal faithful joined the principal and faculty of Cardinal Newman School in the gymnasium to hear Jacqueline Kasprowski report on the past year's achievements and outline a plan for the future. More ... In recognition of the school's exceptional architectural design, the Council for Educational Facilities Planners International (CEFPI) has named Richland One's Gibbes Middle School as the 2008 Best Middle School in the Southeast in the new construction category. More ... One of the new, exciting trends in the culinary and entertainment world is the art of fruit and vegetable carving. This ancient art turns simple produce into beautiful masterpieces. The Food Network has had several fruit and vegetable carving challenges in the past, where participants have turned carved produce into amazing, five- foot-high centerpieces. More ... |
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