Extra police officers will be on hand Tuesday at a Savannah public high school after campus police say shell casings were found on a city street near the school on […]
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From Road Rebels to Guardians of The Castle
Driving here, there, and to the hinterlands, Groves High School basketball teams played 95 consecutive games without a home court advantage, earning them their nickname, the Road Rebels. The Rebels […]
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T-Mobile donates $4 million to boost online learning for Savannah-Chatham County students
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is receiving a donation of over $4 million from T-Mobile’s Project 10Million to support students with free resources for online learning, according to SCCPSS […]
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Teachers: ‘Taking the COVID bullet’ for their students
‘What I miss the most is seeing the students each day’
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Savannah’s religious institutions offer virtual learning centers for students learning from home
THIS school year has been off to a bit of a rough start. With SCCPSS schools online for the foreseeable future, students will trade the classroom for the living room. […]
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‘My biggest fear is that they will fall behind’
‘It is not black and white, it is 1,000 shades of grey’
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Soup it up for Loop It Up: Connecting the dots
‘Quite frankly, Molly is on fire. Her heart and soul are so big and her hands are so capable’
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The local school calendar: A daunting undertaking
Developing the academic school calendar and deciding what factors need to be considered for scheduling for 38,000 students and 5,600 staff members is a daunting challenge
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Recess and unstructured break time: Is there a difference?
State law mandates that districts have a policy on unstructured break.
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Reader: Local public schools consistently quash input
The inability for our voices to be recognized or considered is an alarming pattern exhibited by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System
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Rotary Club hosts inaugural Read-In Mar. 22
They’ll read a book to the class for an hour and leave the book with the class after they leave to stock the shelves
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Will Operation Beacon see the light for school volunteers?
Our schools need all the support they can get—and I’m not talking money: In spite of the fact that the U.S. spends more per pupil than almost any other developed country, American students now rank 40th in math in the world.