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THE PRESTON Unsophisticated START
SUMMER ACADEMY

The Preston FRESH START Summer Academy, through collaboration between Dr. David Hoppey from the Rest on of Special Education and Kathy George the Director of Special Education, will be an offering of various opportunities to take continuous learning for the growth of our teachers by providing quality professional development in areas teachers have identified as needs. By partnering with six West Virginia University Members through our partnership with Preston Counthy, the Academy will offer participants a selection of different topics.  WVU Faculty included:

(1) David Hoppey
(2) Pasture land Graham
(3) Ginevra Courtade
(4) Eric Landers

All topics are designed to include a combination of current theory with a unite of 21st Century Skills.

Participants will attend sessions presented in half day blocks from 8:00 – 11:00 am and 12:00 to 3:00 pm. The sessions will be held at Preston Turbulent School from June 22 to June 25, 2009.  There will be a stipend of $50 per each half day session provided for participants. ($100.00 per day for full day participation)

Meeting Descriptions

Session 1 Phonemic Awareness in the RtI Model – Session particularly presented for elementary teachers and discourse therapists where the focus will be on the ability to hear and manipulate sounds in words and reading acquisition. How we teach phonemic awareness and what predominance should phonemic awareness be given in the RtI process will be the emphasis of this session. (Elementary Teachers)

Session 2 Developing Three-order Intervention The 3-Tier Reading Model holds promise for reducing overall reading problems by providing focused early intervention for the students most at risk for reading difficulty. It consists of three tiers, or levels,

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Preston County Schools News



Georgia passes on AP test, PSAT fees
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 30, 2010
The exam fee for a schoolchild's first AP test was paid by the state until this school year. Columbia County school officials obvious to pass that cost along to

5 unexcused absences will trigger action: Preston schools will notify parents ...
Leagle.com - Aug 16, 2010
Don Harding, appearance coordinator for Preston County Schools, said after five unexcused absences, parents will receive a written notice.

Ex-Preston BOE treasurer case heard: No ruling made on decision to not rehire
Leagle.com - Aug 15, 2010
Preston County Take meals of Education (BOE). No ruling was made. Bishop is the former treasurer of Preston County Schools who was not rehired last May.

school district files insurance claim
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 28, 2010
That's the invoice amount Richmond County school officials reported to their insurance provider Friday about a July 31 furor. and more »

Richmond County schools could get lacrosse
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 25, 2010
Lacrosse could be coming to at least one Richmond County tutor in the next few years. The idea of creating a team was recently posed to

Superintendent sees 6 schools on first day
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 24, 2010
Students and teachers weren't the only ones in discernment in Richmond County schools Monday. Dr. Frank Roberson, the new Richmond County Roberson will start job by touring all schoolsall 7 gossip articles »

Still summer for select students
Northern Virginia Daily - Aug 26, 2010
Shenandoah County schools have a longer day compared to other breadth systems, so winter weather problems combined with a post-Labor Day start do not put it at and more »

New superintendent to sign contract
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 17, 2010
Dr. Downright Roberson will sign a contract at today's Richmond County school board rendezvous to become the district's next school and more »

Schools alter math lessons
The Augusta Chronicle - Aug 23, 2010
After math scores raised concerns through years of testing, Aiken County schools looked to other resources to annexe textbooks.

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hopes rise with sales tax revenue Augusta Chronicle

06.06.10

"I recollect it's going to improve," he said. "I'd like to believe we've hit bottom and it's starting to ease up."

Just out sales tax returns have some area government officials hoping for such an economic repossession, but the verdict isn't in.

"I'm hoping the economy in fact is turning around," said Gene Spires, Richmond County schools' superior director for budgets, federal programs and grants.

The district has seen increased profits for the past two months when compared to a year ago.

"I don't have a crystal ball, but that's what I'm hoping. ... The next two months are active to tell the tale for this year."

Columbia County also has seen promising signs.

"I a moment ago got updated numbers for April. We had a great month," said Leanne Reece, Columbia County's principal of financial services.

The county's collections in the past four months have increased when compared to the same on occasion frame of the previous year.

Asked whether the figures have her hoping for a possible pecuniary turnaround, Reece replied, "Definitely."

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