Neeses
Neeses, SC · Education
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Irmo Breaks Ground on $41.4M Dutch Fork Elementary, Old Campus Gets New Life
7900 Broad River Rd. — Approximate Existing Campus Becoming Education Center. Lexington-Richland School District Five broke ground Friday on a new Dutch Fork Elementary School Academy of Environmental Sciences in Irmo, marking a major step for a project meant to replace the oldest continuously used school building in the district. The 9 a.m. ceremony took place at Hope Lutheran Church on Kennerly Road, located next to the school's new site, and drew school board members, community members and district leaders.
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Lexington County Chronicle
District 5 breaks ground on new Dutch Fork Elementary
Lexington-Richland School District Five officially broke ground Friday, Oct. 30, on the new Dutch Fork Elementary School Academy of Environmental Sciences in Irmo, marking a milestone in the district’s ongoing investment in its schools. The groundbreaking ceremony was held at 9 a.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, located at 1400...
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District Five teachers receive MCEC grants
District Five classrooms will soon benefit from grants provided by the Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative (MCEC). The Cooperative’s annual Bright Ideas program grants provide funding to teachers who have demonstrated innovative ideas for classroom projects. School District Five received $7,942 in grants. School District Five grant recipients include: Kylie Cathcart...
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Jim Hudson Football Friday: Week 10 Highlights
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - It’s another week of high school football in the Midlands and another Jim Hudson Football Friday. Below are the matchups WIS is keeping a close eye on, with teams ranked in the Midlands Top 10. Check back for final scores and highlights as they become...
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The State
River Bluff defeats rival Lexington; Mid-Carolina caps off perfect regular season
With the game in the balance, Chance Bryant was there to make the play. The River Bluff defensive back picked off a pass and returned for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter to seal the Gators’ 28-14 win over rival Lexington in front of a huge crowd at Wildcat Hollow. With the win, River Bluff clinches second in Region 3-5A and will host a first-round playoff game next week. Lexington will begin the postseason on the road. “Stewart Young (Lexington coach) is one of the guys I respect in the business and those guys have fought all season,” River Bluff coach Perry Parks said. “But at the end of the day, we are trying to establish local dominance and our guys took a huge step toward that tonight. We beat everyone in this county. … Right now we are the kings of Lexington 1, and it feels good.” The Gators (8-2) went 2-0 against district opponents had a two-game improvement over last year’s win today in Parks’ first year with the program. The game was a penalty-filled contest with emotions running high and neither team getting much of a rhythm in the second half. The two teams unofficially combined