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Hampton County School District announces passing of former teacher

HAMPTON COUNTY, S.C. (WTOC) - Hampton County School District announced the passing of Angela Heape, a former teacher in the district, in a Facebook post. “It is with great sadness that Hampton County School District mourns the passing of Angela Heape, a former teacher in our district,” the post said.

Hampton County, SC · 1d

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These 10 Georgia Elementary Schools Earned Recognition In The Newly Released 2027 U.S. News Rankings

Getting near the top of the new U.S. News list takes more than a stack of good test scores. The 2027 rankings weighed reading and math results while also accounting for student backgrounds. The list dropped on October 20, 2026. Roughly 46,000 public elementary schools nationwide went under the microscope.

Georgia · 3d

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Brothers Stevenson lift Manning over Battery Creek in 30-24 playoff win

Senior QB Lovell Stevenson tosses 13-yard TD pass to senior TE Lovon Stevenson with 3 seconds left for winning score. Manning – The sport of football is filled with the lore of a coach having a play that he sticks in his back pocket and is waiting for just that perfect moment to use it.

Manning, SC · 18h

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May River girls flag football team to compete at Panthers stadium

BEAUFORT COUNTY, S.C. (WTOC) - May River High School’s girls flag football team is set to compete Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the inaugural Palmetto Flag Classic at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. May River will face Catawba Ridge High School at 5 p.m. to open tournament...

Beaufort County, SC · 1d

WIS-TV

School organization honors South Carolina students throughout the state

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Communities In Schools of South Carolina (CISSC) hosted Illuminate to honor the students and parents who have utilized their services. CISSC looks to identify challenges certain students face in class or at home and coordinate with community partners to bring outside resources. The organization’s goal is to help students stay in school until they graduate.

Columbia, SC · 1d

WSAV News 3

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GHSA playoff brackets revealed, head-to-head results ignored

The new system rewards teams for winning and strength of schedule, but ignores historical components like region finish.

Georgia · 4d

Savannah Morning News

East Savannah early learning center slated for grand opening

The planned anchor for East Savannah United’s purpose-built community now has its launch date. ESU will open its Early Childhood Learning Center in Hitch Village on Dec. 6, the organization announced. The opening will coincide with a ribbon cutting to celebrate the milestone. The event will be open to the public, and ESU is encouraging east side Savannah residents to attend. "This is about so much more than opening a beautiful new building," said Derek Mallow, executive director and CEO of East Savannah United, in a press release. "It's an investment in our children's futures, in working families, and in the long-term strength of our community.” Background: Local leaders highlight early child learning center, SPLOST support day before election The grand opening will occur two years after the December 2024 groundbreaking. The new ECLC will be a 20,000-square-foot facility featuring 11 classrooms. The center is expected to serve 144 children from ages of six weeks to four years old. ESU will provide the center’s organizational oversight along with 3E Collective, which will be the daily operator providing early education. The center is also expected to house a new Hitch Village Library at the site. The facility is located at 1101

Savannah, GA · 1d

WSAV News 3

Statesboro football faces region opponent in playoffs

The Statesboro High School football team is set for a rematch against Richmond Academy in the first round of the playoffs.

Statesboro, GA · 1d

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XC Roundup: Three-peat, history and nine All-State runners — Savannah-area teams shine in Carrollton

Savannah Arts Academy’s girls won their third straight GHSA Class 2A cross country title at the state meet in Carrollton. The Panthers scored 46 points, led by Francie Tedder, who finished second. Islands’ girls placed second in Class 3A, the highest state meet finish in school history. Richmond Hill’s...

Carrollton, GA · 2d

WSAV News 3

Metter High School football head coach retires

Across 29 seasons, Lee Shaw was 197-133 with seven region titles.

Metter, GA · 1d

Grice Connect

Georgia Southern University professor appointed to Chatham County Board of Health

José de Arimatéia da Cruz, Ph.D ., professor of international relations and international studies in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, has been appointed to the Chatham County Board of Health (CCBH) for a six-year term through 2031. He will join a seven-member governing body composed of local representatives, working closely with local government leaders, county commission and the county superintendent of schools. CCBH oversees the Chatham County Health Department, assisting in public health policy and adoption of new rules. Combining his expertise in international relations, da Cruz also specializes in cybersecurity and public health, bringing a unique skill set to the Chatham County Public Health Department that bridges the gap between local health initiatives and global security by connecting public health and global disease management directly with national security and military preparedness. “I hope my appointment to the Chatham Public Health Board is a rewarding experience and that I can use my national and international expertise to make a difference in our community and continue improving the well-being of our community’s citizens,” da Cruz said. Additionally, da Cruz serves on the City of Savannah Ethics Board, Hospital Authority and Public Health Board. He also holds notable research and

Chatham County, GA · 2d

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Bulloch BOE approves $6.37 million HVAC project, highlights Langston Chapel Elementary

The Bulloch County Board of Education met Thursday, November 5, 2026, approving a major HVAC replacement project at Statesboro High School while recognizing student achievements and hearing updates on academic performance across the district. Board members unanimously approved a $6,369,389 guaranteed maximum price for the replacement of Statesboro High School's aging heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. Pope Construction Company will manage the project, which includes replacing HVAC equipment, communication wiring, and control systems throughout the school. District officials said the existing system has continued to malfunction and has become obsolete. The project includes a $250,000 contingency, and officials explained that the final cost could be lower depending on actual expenses. Pope Construction received competitive bids from subcontractors across the southeastern United States, dividing the project into more than 15 work packages to allow smaller contractors opportunities to participate. The project was approved by an 8-0 vote. The meeting also featured a presentation from Langston Chapel Elementary School Principal Al Dekle , who highlighted improvements in student achievement as part of the school's three-year improvement plan. According to Dekle, the percentage of students performing on grade level in i-Ready reading assessments increased from 18% in fall 2025 to 52%

Bulloch County, GA · 1d

WRDW-TV

Richmond Hill Elementary principal placed on administrative leave

Richmond Hill Elementary School Principal Tomekia Darrisaw has been placed on administrative leave, according to officials.

Richmond Hill, GA · 4d

WSAV News 3

Savannah Arts Academy girls’ cross country wins third straight state title

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The Savannah Arts Academy girls’ cross country team won the team title at the 2026 GHSA State Cross Country Championship Class AA meet hosted at Carrollton High School on Saturday morning. Collectively, the team finished with a time of 1:48:18.53, approximately 30 seconds ahead of Bleckley County, who finished in second […]

Savannah, GA · 3d

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From “Wait and See” to Game On: Nine Savannah-Area Teams Learn Their Playoff Matchups

The playoffs are here, and nine Savannah-area teams are ready for a big Friday night. Calvary Day, Benedictine and Bradwell Institute all enter as top-eight seeds. Bethesda Academy is in another state semifinal game. Other teams will try to make a run on the road. GHSA Class Private School. No....

Savannah, GA · 3d

The Island Packet

HS Football Roundup: HHCA, Hardeeville, Beaufort Academy advance in playoffs

It was the first week of the high school football playoffs for South Carolina High School League and SC Independent Schools Association teams. Here is a look at how Lowcountry teams fared: Hilton Head Christian 51, Florence Christian 21: Kres Langhals threw four touchdown passes, three to Jackson Richardson as Hilton Head Christian advanced in the SCISA Class 3A playoffs. The Eagles travel to Bethesda next week. It will be the second meeting of the year between the two teams. Bethesda won, 30-6, on Oct. 9. Langhals also returned an interception for a TD. Joey Houpt also had a TD run for HHCA. Beaufort Academy 35, Lee Academy 34: Terry Dortch had the go-ahead touchdown run in the fourth quarter and the Eagles stopped a late two-point conversion to advance in the SCISA Class A playoffs. Beaufort Academy will travel to Dillon Christian in the second round next week. Beaufort Academy trailed 28-21 in the third quarter. The Eagles go to within 28-27 on Jamison Paulk’s TD pass to Gunnar Andrews. Then, Dortch scored on a 30-yard run and ran in the two-point conversion to make it 35-28. Lee Academy scored on a TD pass with less than a minute

Hardeeville, SC · 4d

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Richmond Hill Elementary principal placed on administrative leave

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Richmond Hill Elementary School Principal Tomekia Darrisaw has been placed on administrative leave, according to officials. In a letter sent to parents on Oct. 30, officials say Darrisaw is on leave for an undetermined amount of time. The school system said in a statement on Nov....

Richmond Hill, GA · 5d

Savannah Morning News

Savannah area high school football scores from Week 12

The final week of the regular season is here for high school football in the state of Georgia as Week 12 of GHSA play kicks off Friday, Nov. 6. There are some important games on the slate for Savannah-area teams. Benedictine is on the road to Waycross to face Ware County in the "Swamp" in a game that will decide the Region 1-5A title. Calvary Day is set to host Savannah Christian in the Region 3-2A title game as the cross town rivals meet for the first time since 2023. Effingham County is playing host to Greenbrier and the Rebels can clinch the Region 1-6A title with a victory. This is the spot to follow along for live updates of all the action under the lights on Friday night involving Savannah area teams. Here's a link to the live updates and the schedule for Savannah area high school football teams in Week 12. Thursday, Nov. 5 Bulloch Academy 42, Savannah Country Day 0 in GIAA first round playoff game Friday, Nov. 6 Valdosta 49, Richmond Hill 12 * Bradwell 62, South Effingham 38 * Effingham County 45, Greenbrier 10 * Ware County 31, Benedictine 17 * Calvary Day 49, Savannah

Savannah, GA · 4d

Grice Connect

Ogeechee Technical College Foundation Board receives Role Model Award for 5th consecutive year

The Ogeechee Technical College Foundation Board of Trustees recently received an award during the annual Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) Leadership Conference in Savannah for attaining role model foundation board certification from the Technical College Foundation Association (TCFA), marking the fifth consecutive year for this distinction. “Receiving this recognition for the fifth consecutive year is a tremendous honor and a reflection of the extraordinary commitment of our Foundation Board of Trustees. I am privileged to serve alongside individuals who generously share their time, talents, and resources because they believe in the life-changing power of technical education,” said Jenny Foss , President of the OTC Foundation Board of Trustees. Our Board understands that the success of Ogeechee Technical College strengthens our entire community, and we take great pride in helping create opportunities for students to achieve their goals and build brighter futures.” The esteemed TCFA Role Model Foundation Board Certification serves as a prestigious acknowledgment conferred upon TCSG foundations exemplifying superior standards in nonprofit governance, adept board management, and operational efficiency. Each board is steered by an engaged board of trustees deeply involved in the foundation's growth, while also prioritizing the professional development and active involvement of trustees, executive directors,

Statesboro, GA · 3d

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