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If you were to walk through the CBJ preschool facility this school year, you would see community partners working hand in hand to invest in the academic success of the children in Greene County! ATLAS Specialist Jennifer Burke and Resident Idalet Rios can be seen spending a good portion of each day in the CBJ classrooms alongside CBJ Director Priscilla Jones and Lead Teacher Kadijah West. Serving a pilot group of 20 students, the ATLAS team is now working in tandem with CBJ to provide additional academic support to students enrolled in the Early Learners Primary Prep program during the school day. When speaking about the partnership, ATLAS Early Learners Director Shasta Tillery expressed her excitement “We are grateful the school leadership has embraced our program and welcomed ATLAS into the process!”
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The Lake Oconee Academy Board of Governors, moving forward on its lawsuit against the Greene County Board of Education, indicated Monday night Dec. 6 that it might be time to examine the way it runs itself.
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On Oct. 28, 2021, Lake Oconee Academy’s high school theatre troupe captured the Region Championship trophy with their production of the musical Working.
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Lady Oconee Academy volleyball captain Sarah Grace Ingle was recently named the GHSA Region 8 AA/A Player of the Year.
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Lake Oconee Academy’s Shelby Davis grew up participating in many activities, although riding horses was her favorite.
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The Harbor Club Ladies League’s November luncheon was held at the clubhouse earlier this month. New members Wendy Pottinger, Sandra Sandling, Vickie Wilkins and Jody Twombly were introduced and asked to speak a little of themselves before getting down to business.
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The Greensboro First United Methodist Church Fellowship Events Committee recently held an Italian Night Family Dinner at the church’s South Campus. The well-attended event raised funds for the church Mission Committee. Guest speaker at the event was James K. Stiff, President of Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and Chancellor of Helms College.
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Norman Zapien is passionate about how much he appreciates the hard work and dedication of the Greensboro Police Department. For the second year, Norman donated 20 turkeys to the police department to show thanks for the work they do to serve the community.
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