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Upstate SC temperatures to fall into 30s. Where to find shelter
As temperatures are forecast to fall into the mid-30s this weekend across the Upstate, several shelters and rescue missions are reminding residents that emergency housing, meals and other services are available for those in need. While daytime highs are expected to remain in the mid-50s this weekend, overnight lows could dip to around 35 degrees Friday night and 34 degrees Saturday night, according to the National Weather Service forecast for Greenville . Several rescue missions across the Upstate and western South Carolina offer shelter and meals for individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability. More: Police seek suspect in connection with fatal Mauldin shooting Colder temperatures arriving this weekend The Upstate is expected to enjoy mild weather through much of the workweek, with highs near 70 degrees Tuesday, Nov. 10 through Wednesday, Nov. 11. Temperatures are then forecast to cool significantly by Friday, when the high is expected to reach only 55 degrees. Overnight temperatures this weekend are forecast to fall into the mid-30s, creating potentially dangerous conditions for people without adequate shelter. Community organizations across the region are encouraging anyone in need of a warm place to stay to seek assistance before temperatures drop. Greenville Salvation Army opens cold weather
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The Mount Airy News
Granite Bears leave it all on the field against Shelby
Mount Airy’s soccer season ended with a 2-0 loss to Shelby on Nov. 9. The Granite Bears and the visiting Golden Lions played a scoreless first half before Shelby struck early in the second. No. 3 Mount Airy had chances to score but couldn’t convert, allowing Shelby to double its lead with another goal midway through the half. No. 11 Shelby fended off the Granite Bears’ final attacks to secure the shutout and advance to the 3A West regional semifinals. “I’m just heartbroken for the seniors,” Mount Airy coach Cody Atkins said. “They were definitely emotional after the game, and the coaching staff was emotional too. We felt like they gave everything they had and really put their hearts into it. “They really left it all on the field.” Atkins said the Bears played a solid match at every position, which made the loss tougher to accept. “It’s hard to swallow when you play good, make good runs, take good shots, leave it all out there and still come up short,” he said. “We felt like we were the better team, it just wasn’t our night.” Mount Airy (21-5) ramped up its offense in the second half after going down
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From collaboration to classroom impact: How Glenwood Elementary is strengthening instruction
When fourth grade teacher Tina Flynn missed two days of instructional planning to attend district professional development in McDowell County Schools, she returned to Glenwood Elementary School knowing her colleagues had everything covered. Natalie Morgan, the team’s go-to teacher for math, had helped prepare the lessons. Flynn didn’t need to question whether the instruction was rigorous, aligned to standards, or missing important components. She simply needed to familiarize herself with what the team had developed.