This document discusses the need for an additional quarter-cent sales tax in Columbus County to fund improvements to aging educational, governmental, and county facilities that are over 60 or nearly 100 years old. The sales tax is proposed as a fair approach that would generate an estimated $1 million annually to pay for desperately needed upgrades without overburdening county residents and businesses since the tax would also apply to tourists and other non-residents. A vote on the proposed sales tax will take place on November 2, 2010.
Cerro Gordo Elementary School provides students with a variety of academic and enrichment opportunities to help them strive for excellence. These include literacy programs, visits from community leaders, science and math initiatives, and character development activities. Students can participate in clubs related to journalism, photography, performing arts, sports, and more. Cerro Gordo aims to prepare students through these programs to be responsible and productive citizens who are ready for high school, college, and their careers.
Transcrição, pela Coworkers Mídias Sociais, de uma sinopse das melhores práticas de publicidade em mídias sociais preconizadas pela Womma - Word of Mouth Marketing Association
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
West Columbus High School's yearbook from 2007-2009 highlights various school events and activities including the school motto of "Once A Viking, Always A Viking". Photos show students on trips to Denmark and Germany, state basketball playoffs, the 2010 prom, and groups of students in classes, extracurricular activities, and community service programs.
Columbus Career and College Academy (CCCA) will open in August 2011 with approximately 100 freshmen students. It will offer career pathways in College Transfer, Culinary Arts, Communications & Broadcasting, Metal Machining, Green Construction, and Interior Design. Additional pathways may be added in the future. CCCA will have campuses located at Southeastern Community College and Fair Bluff. Classes will run Monday through Thursday with Friday experiences. Transportation between campuses will be provided by double routing buses. The schedule and transportation plan are still subject to change.
This document appears to be a collection of photos from West Columbus High School in Ohio documenting various school events and activities over multiple years including student trips to Denmark and Germany, prom in 2010, state basketball playoffs, a medical program, a Mr. WCHS pageant, a VIP program, horticulture class, and groups of students. The photos provide a visual representation of the school's motto "Once A Viking, Always A Viking" through documenting students and faculty engaged in various academic and extracurricular pursuits both in and outside of the classroom.
The document summarizes two events at Acme Delco Middle School. It describes an informative meeting for 8th graders and parents about the Freshman Success Academy program and expectations at East Columbus High School. It also briefly outlines the ADMS FBLA Chapter's attendance at a Fall Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida.
This document discusses the need for an additional quarter-cent sales tax in Columbus County to fund improvements to aging educational, governmental, and county facilities that are over 60 or nearly 100 years old. The sales tax is proposed as a fair approach that would generate an estimated $1 million annually to pay for desperately needed upgrades without overburdening county residents and businesses since the tax would also apply to tourists and other non-residents. A vote on the proposed sales tax will take place on November 2, 2010.
Cerro Gordo Elementary School provides students with a variety of academic and enrichment opportunities to help them strive for excellence. These include literacy programs, visits from community leaders, science and math initiatives, and character development activities. Students can participate in clubs related to journalism, photography, performing arts, sports, and more. Cerro Gordo aims to prepare students through these programs to be responsible and productive citizens who are ready for high school, college, and their careers.
Transcrição, pela Coworkers Mídias Sociais, de uma sinopse das melhores práticas de publicidade em mídias sociais preconizadas pela Womma - Word of Mouth Marketing Association
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
West Columbus High School's yearbook from 2007-2009 highlights various school events and activities including the school motto of "Once A Viking, Always A Viking". Photos show students on trips to Denmark and Germany, state basketball playoffs, the 2010 prom, and groups of students in classes, extracurricular activities, and community service programs.
Columbus Career and College Academy (CCCA) will open in August 2011 with approximately 100 freshmen students. It will offer career pathways in College Transfer, Culinary Arts, Communications & Broadcasting, Metal Machining, Green Construction, and Interior Design. Additional pathways may be added in the future. CCCA will have campuses located at Southeastern Community College and Fair Bluff. Classes will run Monday through Thursday with Friday experiences. Transportation between campuses will be provided by double routing buses. The schedule and transportation plan are still subject to change.
This document appears to be a collection of photos from West Columbus High School in Ohio documenting various school events and activities over multiple years including student trips to Denmark and Germany, prom in 2010, state basketball playoffs, a medical program, a Mr. WCHS pageant, a VIP program, horticulture class, and groups of students. The photos provide a visual representation of the school's motto "Once A Viking, Always A Viking" through documenting students and faculty engaged in various academic and extracurricular pursuits both in and outside of the classroom.
The document summarizes two events at Acme Delco Middle School. It describes an informative meeting for 8th graders and parents about the Freshman Success Academy program and expectations at East Columbus High School. It also briefly outlines the ADMS FBLA Chapter's attendance at a Fall Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Over the past four years, South City High School has put on four musical productions: Tarzan, Beauty and the Beast, Aida, and Legally Blonde. Each year the musical has been a new production, ranging from Disney favorites to Broadway hits.
The document congratulates students from Chadbourn Middle School and Tabor City Middle School for their accomplishments in a photography contest. It wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the art, band, and chorus students. Specifically, it recognizes Caitlyn McNiel for winning 2nd place, Shamiya Kinlaw for winning honorable mention, and Kayla Bryant for also winning honorable mention in the 2014 NCSBA Middle School Photography Contest.
The document provides an overview of the Analysis of Student Work (ASW) process used for teacher evaluations in North Carolina. It details the 6 standards for teacher effectiveness and how teachers demonstrate their ability to meet Standard 6, which is contributing to academic success, through ASW. The ASW process involves teachers selecting objectives, collecting student work samples at two points in time to demonstrate growth, and having their artifacts reviewed blindly. The document includes examples of Timelapse Artifacts from various subject areas to illustrate how teachers can provide evidence of growth through the analysis of student work.
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The document summarizes the key changes and requirements of the revised OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, which aligns with the UN's Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). The major changes require new standardized labeling elements including product identifiers, signal words, pictograms, hazard and precautionary statements. Safety Data Sheets are now called Safety Data Sheets and also have a standardized 16-section format. Employers must train workers on the new label elements and SDS format to improve understanding of chemical hazards.
Chadbourn Middle School Art Presentationkjones9999
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on air pollution. Researchers analyzed satellite data from NASA and the European Space Agency and found that nitrogen dioxide levels decreased significantly during lockdown periods in major cities across the world as traffic and industrial activities reduced. Overall, the temporary improvements in air quality during widespread lockdowns highlighted the human activities that normally degrade air quality.
Western lowland gorillas by isaiah fippskjones9999
Western lowland gorillas live in troops of up to 30 individuals in the rainforests of Central Africa. Each troop is led by a dominant silverback male who organizes the group's activities as they travel within their home range. Female gorillas give birth to one infant after a 9 month pregnancy and carry their young on their backs for the first few years. Gorillas communicate through displays of strength from the silverback and generally avoid conflict unless disturbed. They eat a variety of plant parts and fruits found in their native habitat.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Acme Delco Middle held its annual FBLA conference. Students learned about business leadership and networking skills from guest speakers. The conference provided opportunities for students to develop professionally and gain experience in business fields.
The document discusses an ECHS robotics team. It mentions the acronym ECHS and the word "Robotics" but does not provide any other details about the team, its purpose, members, or activities. The document is too short to extract more than one sentence of meaningful summary.
Mr. Faulk attended the annual chess tournament at the local community center. He was surprised to find that the winner was a 12-year old girl named Emily who had beaten all of the other competitors, many of whom were experienced adult players. Emily's victory showed that dedication and practice can help anyone achieve their goals, regardless of age or experience.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This poem celebrates the birth of Olivia Jones and chronicles her development from birth through her first year. It describes Olivia being born on January 14, 2001 after her mother's water broke the day before. The poem then lists Olivia's accomplishments at various ages from 1 month to 10 months, noting when she smiled, laughed, held a bottle, crawled, stood, and took her first steps. It praises Olivia for her sweet, loving personality and says her parents feel blessed to have her in their lives.
The document discusses the dedication of the new Columbus Career and College Academy in Fair Bluff, North Carolina. It notes that the academy was funded by a $1.75 million grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation in 2010 to establish the Fair Bluff Career Technical Academy, which offers career-focused programs in construction, metals manufacturing, culinary arts, and communications integrated with core academics. The goals of the academy are to reduce dropout rates, increase employer satisfaction, decrease the need for remediation, and increase community college enrollment.
The K-12 Literacy Committee meeting covered several topics:
1) The need to develop a K-12 Literacy Plan aligned with the Race to the Top grant requirements including a literacy structure, continued professional development, and Common Core implementation.
2) A review of the district's success in meeting academic growth targets and increasing proficiency rates.
3) The professional development plan to train teachers in key comprehension and vocabulary routines to improve literacy.
The document discusses the need for school literacy plans to align with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). It notes that while standards, plans, and assessments have been created, classroom instruction is what most directly impacts student learning. It then provides background information on the CCSS, including the subjects and grades they cover, new terminology, and how the standards are organized. The document outlines the shifts in emphasis between reading different text types and writing under the CCSS. It also discusses text complexity, vocabulary development, and tools for measuring reading levels. The overarching message is that district and school literacy plans should leverage the CCSS to strengthen classroom literacy instruction.
The document discusses education programs at the North Carolina Museum of Forestry, including Pecan Harvest School Days where students learn about pecan growth, health benefits, harvesting, and processing. It thanks volunteers and features comments from various turtles and an alligator thanking people for their support of the museum.
This poem celebrates the birth of Olivia Jones and chronicles her development from birth through her first year. It describes Olivia being born on January 14, 2001 after her mother's water broke the day before. The poem then lists Olivia's accomplishments at various ages from 1 month, when she smiled, up to 10 months when she took her first step. It expresses the parents' love and pride for their daughter.
The document discusses upcoming events and statistics from the NCMF organization. It notes that Pi Day will be celebrated on March 14th and provides attendance statistics from 2009, including over 16,000 total visitors that year across various programs. It also outlines education initiatives for new curriculum-based programs, exhibits, and improvements to the discovery forest and nature trail.
Columbus county schools budget analysis revisedkjones9999
The document summarizes budget cuts to Columbus County Schools in North Carolina from 2008-2009 to the present. It details annual budget cuts and position losses totaling over 99 positions. Upcoming proposed cuts for 2011-2012 could eliminate up to 86 additional positions. The cuts are due to declining state funding as North Carolina faces a large budget deficit. Federal stimulus funds have helped offset some cuts but will expire soon.
This document provides an overview and training curriculum for diabetes awareness, training, and action in North Carolina public schools. It discusses legislation supporting care for students with diabetes, the roles and responsibilities of various school staff, general and intensive training programs, guidelines for developing individualized care plans, communicating with parents and students, and ensuring proper diabetes management and emergency response in schools.
Over the past four years, South City High School has put on four musical productions: Tarzan, Beauty and the Beast, Aida, and Legally Blonde. Each year the musical has been a new production, ranging from Disney favorites to Broadway hits.
The document congratulates students from Chadbourn Middle School and Tabor City Middle School for their accomplishments in a photography contest. It wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the art, band, and chorus students. Specifically, it recognizes Caitlyn McNiel for winning 2nd place, Shamiya Kinlaw for winning honorable mention, and Kayla Bryant for also winning honorable mention in the 2014 NCSBA Middle School Photography Contest.
The document provides an overview of the Analysis of Student Work (ASW) process used for teacher evaluations in North Carolina. It details the 6 standards for teacher effectiveness and how teachers demonstrate their ability to meet Standard 6, which is contributing to academic success, through ASW. The ASW process involves teachers selecting objectives, collecting student work samples at two points in time to demonstrate growth, and having their artifacts reviewed blindly. The document includes examples of Timelapse Artifacts from various subject areas to illustrate how teachers can provide evidence of growth through the analysis of student work.
Hazcom including ghs revisions-silps 2013-6-4-2013 showkjones9999
The document summarizes the key changes and requirements of the revised OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, which aligns with the UN's Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). The major changes require new standardized labeling elements including product identifiers, signal words, pictograms, hazard and precautionary statements. Safety Data Sheets are now called Safety Data Sheets and also have a standardized 16-section format. Employers must train workers on the new label elements and SDS format to improve understanding of chemical hazards.
Chadbourn Middle School Art Presentationkjones9999
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on air pollution. Researchers analyzed satellite data from NASA and the European Space Agency and found that nitrogen dioxide levels decreased significantly during lockdown periods in major cities across the world as traffic and industrial activities reduced. Overall, the temporary improvements in air quality during widespread lockdowns highlighted the human activities that normally degrade air quality.
Western lowland gorillas by isaiah fippskjones9999
Western lowland gorillas live in troops of up to 30 individuals in the rainforests of Central Africa. Each troop is led by a dominant silverback male who organizes the group's activities as they travel within their home range. Female gorillas give birth to one infant after a 9 month pregnancy and carry their young on their backs for the first few years. Gorillas communicate through displays of strength from the silverback and generally avoid conflict unless disturbed. They eat a variety of plant parts and fruits found in their native habitat.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Acme Delco Middle held its annual FBLA conference. Students learned about business leadership and networking skills from guest speakers. The conference provided opportunities for students to develop professionally and gain experience in business fields.
The document discusses an ECHS robotics team. It mentions the acronym ECHS and the word "Robotics" but does not provide any other details about the team, its purpose, members, or activities. The document is too short to extract more than one sentence of meaningful summary.
Mr. Faulk attended the annual chess tournament at the local community center. He was surprised to find that the winner was a 12-year old girl named Emily who had beaten all of the other competitors, many of whom were experienced adult players. Emily's victory showed that dedication and practice can help anyone achieve their goals, regardless of age or experience.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This poem celebrates the birth of Olivia Jones and chronicles her development from birth through her first year. It describes Olivia being born on January 14, 2001 after her mother's water broke the day before. The poem then lists Olivia's accomplishments at various ages from 1 month to 10 months, noting when she smiled, laughed, held a bottle, crawled, stood, and took her first steps. It praises Olivia for her sweet, loving personality and says her parents feel blessed to have her in their lives.
The document discusses the dedication of the new Columbus Career and College Academy in Fair Bluff, North Carolina. It notes that the academy was funded by a $1.75 million grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation in 2010 to establish the Fair Bluff Career Technical Academy, which offers career-focused programs in construction, metals manufacturing, culinary arts, and communications integrated with core academics. The goals of the academy are to reduce dropout rates, increase employer satisfaction, decrease the need for remediation, and increase community college enrollment.
The K-12 Literacy Committee meeting covered several topics:
1) The need to develop a K-12 Literacy Plan aligned with the Race to the Top grant requirements including a literacy structure, continued professional development, and Common Core implementation.
2) A review of the district's success in meeting academic growth targets and increasing proficiency rates.
3) The professional development plan to train teachers in key comprehension and vocabulary routines to improve literacy.
The document discusses the need for school literacy plans to align with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). It notes that while standards, plans, and assessments have been created, classroom instruction is what most directly impacts student learning. It then provides background information on the CCSS, including the subjects and grades they cover, new terminology, and how the standards are organized. The document outlines the shifts in emphasis between reading different text types and writing under the CCSS. It also discusses text complexity, vocabulary development, and tools for measuring reading levels. The overarching message is that district and school literacy plans should leverage the CCSS to strengthen classroom literacy instruction.
The document discusses education programs at the North Carolina Museum of Forestry, including Pecan Harvest School Days where students learn about pecan growth, health benefits, harvesting, and processing. It thanks volunteers and features comments from various turtles and an alligator thanking people for their support of the museum.
This poem celebrates the birth of Olivia Jones and chronicles her development from birth through her first year. It describes Olivia being born on January 14, 2001 after her mother's water broke the day before. The poem then lists Olivia's accomplishments at various ages from 1 month, when she smiled, up to 10 months when she took her first step. It expresses the parents' love and pride for their daughter.
The document discusses upcoming events and statistics from the NCMF organization. It notes that Pi Day will be celebrated on March 14th and provides attendance statistics from 2009, including over 16,000 total visitors that year across various programs. It also outlines education initiatives for new curriculum-based programs, exhibits, and improvements to the discovery forest and nature trail.
Columbus county schools budget analysis revisedkjones9999
The document summarizes budget cuts to Columbus County Schools in North Carolina from 2008-2009 to the present. It details annual budget cuts and position losses totaling over 99 positions. Upcoming proposed cuts for 2011-2012 could eliminate up to 86 additional positions. The cuts are due to declining state funding as North Carolina faces a large budget deficit. Federal stimulus funds have helped offset some cuts but will expire soon.
This document provides an overview and training curriculum for diabetes awareness, training, and action in North Carolina public schools. It discusses legislation supporting care for students with diabetes, the roles and responsibilities of various school staff, general and intensive training programs, guidelines for developing individualized care plans, communicating with parents and students, and ensuring proper diabetes management and emergency response in schools.