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- Saturday, May 18, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Elizabeth Burlingame
Gainesville pre-K teachers to work full school year
Gainesville pre-kindergarten teachers will continue to work a full 180 days next year under a new plan approved by the Gainesville City school board Monday.
Surplus trailer finds new life as ‘Green Education Station’
The Hall County Recycling Center recently opened a new space for young people to learn about recycled materials and ways they can make a difference.
Mega Millions, Powerball reach hefty jackpots
After cuts earlier this month to the state's lottery-funded HOPE scholarship program, the game is getting much attention this week.
Flowery Branch woman celebrates 100th birthday
Flowery Branch resident Kate Bagby said her secret to living to be a century old is likely hard work.
Schools brace for busy summer of spending SPLOST money
New school roofs and air conditioning systems may be up first on a list of projects to be funded by Hall County's 1-cent sales tax for education.
Gainesville pre-K educators may not see salary cuts
The Gainesville City Schools board will vote Monday on a plan aimed at preserving the system's pre-kindergarten teacher salaries.
School bus wreck injures 2 adults
Authorities are investigating a collision between a Hall County school bus and a cargo van that injured two adults.
Weekend temperatures will near 80
A summery weekend will usher in the first official day of spring on Sunday while the forecast for today calls for sun and a high of 80.
TV program tells how to take care of hemlocks
Homeowners can find out more about their hemlock trees, and ways to stop the pesky bug that threatens them, on a special television program airing this week.
Gainesville leads in support of SPLOST
Hall County's penny sales tax for education, approved Tuesday, got broad support across Hall County but especially big support in Gainesville.
Voters OK education SPLOST for five more years
Hall County voters responded with a resounding "yes" to continue the 1-cent sales tax for education during Tuesday's special election.
SPLOST headed for approval in early returns
This story will be updated as soon as ballots are counted.
State allows schools to choose method to teach math
Schools across the state now have more flexibility in teaching math. And local leaders are thankful, though they aren't quite sure what they'll do with that freedom.
Hall Schools to start pilot health program soon
Hall County students at Friendship Elementary School will soon shape up with a new health program - making the district one of the first in the nation to try it.
Fair Street dealing with crumbling classrooms
After the forecast called for rain Wednesday, Amy Hamilton spread plastic tablecloths over computers in her school's library.
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