Shannon earned a perfect score on the math section, while Tarun received a perfect score on the writing section.
Principals Pride winners were: Mason Ware, Megan Millsaps, Savannah Bolt, Lillian Pruitt, Landon Profitt, Emily Hendricks, Seniya Patterson, Kaleigh Venters, Carter Wentz, Camron Springs, Mya Jordan, Jima Marie Moore, Allexus Haney, Wesley Patterson, Cody Jordan, Javaris McNeil, Brooklyn Steele and Camryn Mead.
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The Belmont Middle School SAVE Club stockpiled 158 canned goods for the Belmont Community Organization. Students in the club also gathered items for residents of the Battered and Abused SGaston/Lincoln School News, school supplieshelter.
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Spirit Nights are organized by the schools PTO. The next PTO Board meeting will be held Jan. 9 in the media center.
And finally, as Mark Twain said: Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
An application must be submitted before attending sessions, which are held at the Gaston County Schools Central Office, 943 Osceola St. in Gastonia.
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Winners were: John Nordmark, sixth grade; Christian Munger, seventh grade; and Kendall Shrum, eighth grade.
The kindergartners studied the origins of Thanksgiving and the traditions associated with the holiday before enjoying a Thanksgiving feast.
Teachers from all disciplines have a unique opportunity to collaborate with research and industry professionals to integrate science, technology, engineering and math into classroom instruction.
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Gaston/Lincoln School News, school supplies,Mount Holly Middle students and staff collected 2,776 cans for needy milies in the schools Canned Food Drive. The Beta Club sponsored the effort, with help from eighth grade algebra teacher Lori Collins.
Each Thursday in January, the Sports Page will donate a percentage of sales to the school. The fundraiser will run throughout the day.
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Nancy Clark was honored as the North Carolina Science Teacher of the Year for District 6.
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Gepettos will host an East Lincoln Middle Spirit Night on Feb. 13.
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Communities In Schools leader Cynthia Williams and the Student Council organized the food drive with a goal of 2,000 cans for local milies in need.
Michelle Ellis, Lingerfeldts Teacher of the Year, was elected NCSTA Region 6 Secretary.
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Bess Elementary youngsters gathered 1,686 food items for the Salvation Army. Amy Tippetts fifth-grade class won the school contest with 279 items, followed by Alisha Canns kindergartners with 150 items and Angie Sellers first-grade class with 144 items. Bess counselor Renea Walker coordinated the food drive.
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Maia won the Leadership Scholarship to Brevard College, the Mars Hill College Scholarship, the Deans Scholarship at Greensboro College and the Provost Scholarship at Montreat College.
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Harkey shared the story of the Battle of Ramsours Mill that occurred in Lincolnton and its significance in the Revolutionary War. He also brought several articts to show students what life was like during that time.
The three Ashbrook students will travel to British Columbia in February to present their projects.
Woodhill Elementary students also organized a food drive that netted more than 1,600 items for the Salvation Army.
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Woodhill Elementary students recently collected more than 1,600 items in a school-wide canned food drive. Courtesy of Gaston County Schools
Both members of the seventh grade Cougar team, the educators led an effort to donate school supplies to the Friday milys seven children.
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Fellows develop new, inquiry-based curriculum to share with other teachers and become part of a respected network of accomplished teachers who serve as district leaders.
Check out a wide variety of summer enrichment opportunities at the Gaston Day School Summer Camp & Expo noon-6 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Henry Center on the Gaston Day School campus.
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