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During the 2007-2008 school year, the Bulloch County public schools decided to make better use of the 'technological revolution' in the classrooms, and created the position of Instructional Technology Specialist.
The Georgia Southern University Performance Arts Center's black box theater was abuzz last week with a combination of thick southern drawls and crisp British accents as 39 students from a Derby, England performing arts school joined a dozen students from South Georgia for the International Arts Academy, a tuition-based camp offered through GSU's ...
VSU freshmen: Get ready for tuition changes
Incoming freshmen at Peach State colleges and universities will not be guaranteed a constant tuition rate during their time within the University System of Georgia.
GSU Arts Academy welcomes British students
Students from the St. Benedict School for the Performing Arts in Darby, England, area participating in the Georgia Southern University International Arts Academy.
County looks to help uninsured
Georgia uninsured rate higher than nation's In 2000, a quarter of Coastal Georgia's population had no way to pay for health care, according to the area Coastal Health District.
GSU workshop to focus on career growth skills
Career-growth skills from resume-writing to keeping your new job are the focus of Georgia Southern University workshops in Savannah and Statesboro this summer.
Swine flu confirmed in college student, camper
A Georgia Southern University student and a camper attending an event at the school have both tested positive for the novel influenza A H1N1 virus, better known as swine flu, the school and a health district announced Wednesday.
Members of the Greater Naples Junior Womana s Club accept donations of school supplies collected by the Barron Collier High School Green Group.
Hometown Hero: Boys and Girls State volunteers
Each summer Georgia Southern University becomes a fictional 51st state for hundreds of teens.
2 more flu cases at Fort Gordon
There are two more confirmed case of the novel influenza A H1N1 virus at Fort Gordon, the post reported this afternoon.
Georgia Southern student tests positive for H1N1 virus
A Georgia Southern University student has tested positive for the virus. While it may be quiet summer day at Georgia Southern University, the last couple of days have been anything but quiet for GSU's chief of health services.
People do not normally get swine flu, but human infections can and do happen. * The Centers for Disease Control has determined that swine flu is contagious and is spread from human to human.
Confirmed Case of H1N1 influenza at Georgia Southern University
Today the Georgia Public Health Laboratory confirmed a Georgia Southern University student has tested positive for H1N1 influenza.
3 GSU visitors test positive for Influenza A
Three visitors to Georgia Southern University over the weekend tested positive for the Influenza A virus, said Betsy Nolan, Assistant Director of Communications for the university.
Bird specialist at LeConte-Woodmanston
On June 6, the LeConte-Woodmanston Rice Plantation's Super Saturday event featured Steve Hein, who lectured about the magnificient raptors of Georgia Southern University.
Schools name three new principals
Three Wayne County schools will be led by new faces this fall, following two retirements and the closing of Goldsboro Intermediate.
Covenant Christian Academy Senior to Graduate Girls State
Brooke Mazur, an Alpharetta, Georgia resident, and a Covenant Christian Academy senior, will graduate from Girlsa State on Friday, June 19th, 2009.
Calling all campers: Houston, Peach have lots of summer activities for kids
With the weather turning much warmer lately, local children may be wondering what to do on long, summer days.
Gwinnett house history runs deep
A tour of St. Catherines Island would not be complete without a visit to the plantation-style house known for once belonging to one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and president of Georgia's Revolutionary Council of Safety, Button Gwinnett.
Faces and Places: Davidson elected to national board of directors
Amy Davidson, CVA, director of youth programs at Volunteer Macon, has been elected to the national board of directors of Youth Volunteer Corps of America.