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Benefit for Marjorie Johnson |
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008 |
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What: Benefit for Marjorie Johnson
When: Monday, May 19
Time: 5:30 - 6:45 P.M.
Where: Greenwood High School Cafeteria
Cost: $5.00 per plate with 2 hot dogs w/chili, chips, and drink $3.00 per plate with 1 hot dog w/chili, chips, and drink
Tickets may be purchased in advance in the GHS bookkeeper's office, or you may purchase tickets the evening of the event. Eat in the cafeteria or take the plate(s) home with you!
Additionally, bake sale items will be available for purchase if you desire a dessert.
All proceeds from this benefit go to Marjorie, who is currently facing a difficult recovery from thoracic cancer surgery in March. She underwent a second operation on Saturday, May 3, resulting from recent complications. She will begin a lengthy series of chemotherapy treatments beginning in the next few weeks. |
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 May 2008 )
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New Director Named for Greenwood Early Childhood Center |
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Friday, 02 May 2008 |
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Superintendent Darrell Johnson has named Rex Coates as the new Director of the Greenwood School District 50 Early Childhood Center. Mr. Coates is currently the Principal at Oakland Elementary School and has over thirty years experience in education. Since being hired by District 50 in 1985, Mr. Coates has served as a teacher at Mathews and Oakland and as the Title I Coordinator at the District Office. Dr. Johnson says Mr. Coates is a perfect fit for the Early Childhood Center. “Mr. Coates is an outstanding administrator, but beyond that he has a tremendous talent and passion for education,” Dr. Johnson says. “Under his leadership and guidance, I am certain that the Greenwood Early Childhood Center will be a place where all students will receive a strong foundation in their education.”
Dr. Johnson also announced that Mark Blackwell will be the new Principal at Oakland Elementary. Mr. Blackwell is currently the Principal at East End Elementary, and has been with District 50 for 18 years. In that time, he has served as a teacher at Woodfields, East End and Hodges, and principal at Hodges Elementary. Mr. Blackwell earned his Masters from Clemson University. “Mr. Blackwell has made outstanding gains at East End Elementary,” said Dr. Johnson. “I’m sure he will take over where Mr. Coates left off, and continue building on the educational success at Oakland Elementary.” |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 May 2008 )
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