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Three injured – Moonville

March 18, 2012   The Journal

Three people were transported to Greenville Memorial Hospital following an accident Saturday at the intersection of Augusta Road and J. Walter Moon Boulevard. Two cars collided in the intersection. Northbound traffic was detoured around the accident for nearly an hour before the wreckage was cleared. (Photo by David Rogers)

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New high school to relieve overcrowding

February 15, 2012   The Journal

Meeting to discuss names – The Board of Trustees of Greenville County Schools is accepting suggestions for the name of the new high school to open in southern Greenville County in August 2017. The school, which will be located on Quillen Avenue in Fountain inn, will relieve overcrowding at Hillcrest, Mauldin, and Woodmont High Schools.

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Performs at music conference

February 15, 2012   The Journal

Woodmont High IB freshman Cedric Shell recently performed at the Piano Divisions Honors Recital as part of the SC Music Educators Association Professional Development Conference in Charleston.

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Local Allstate agent recognized for service

February 15, 2012   The Journal

Allstate agent Wes Porter, right, presents a check to Katie Crispin, Community Manager of The Relay For Life with The American Cancer Society.

Piedmont (Moonville) Allstate agency owner Wes Porter received the 2012 Allstate Agency Hands in the Community Award for his commitment to helping others. With this award came a $1000 grant from The Allstate Foundation for the American Cancer Society Inc., in Piedmont, where Porter volunteers.

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Greenville County Schools Course Registration for 2012-13 begins Feb. 13

February 09, 2012   The Journal

Registration for fall courses for Greenville County Schools students in grades 5-11 will be held February 13 – March 15, 2012. Parents and students should check with their school regarding specific grade-level registration dates.

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Moped struck by SUV

February 07, 2012   The Journal
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People gather at the scene of a moped accident Sunday evening at the intersection of West Georgia and Reedy Fork Roads where a moped was struck by an SUV in the intersection near Woodmont High School. The seventeen year old moped driver was flown to Greenville Memorial Hospital by Greenville Hospital System Med Trans helicopter. South Greenville firefighters and Greenville EMS provided patient care until the helicopter arrived. It was the second accident in South Greenville County involving mopeds in two days. (Photo by David Rogers)

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Cub Scouts tour The Journal

February 06, 2012   The Journal
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Cub Scout Pack 707 recently toured The Journal. Managing Editor David C. Meade explained how The Journal is put together each week and the printing and distribution process. Pictured are (Back row l-r) Richard Towne (Cubmaster), David Caron (Den Leader), David Meade (Editor). Front Row (left to right): Christofer Tucker, Micah Towne,

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Greenville County Schools 2012-13 School Calendar

February 01, 2012   The Journal

The 2012-13 calendar for Greenville County Schools was recently approved. The 2012-13 school year begins for students on Wednesday, August 22, and ends on Thursday, June 6, 2013. State law requires that school districts begin school no earlier than the third Monday in August, and the calendar must include three makeup days, 180 days for students, and 190 days for teachers.

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Greenville Schools registration begins Feb. 13

February 01, 2012   The Journal

Registration for fall courses for Greenville County Schools students in grades 5-11 will be held February 13 – March 15, 2012. Parents and students should check with their school regarding specific grade-level registration dates.

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Woodmont Middle School Improvement Council selected State Honor

February 01, 2012   The Journal

The School Improvement Councils (SICs) of two Greenville County schools have been named to the S.C. School Improvement Council’s (SC-SIC) 2012 Honor Roll for their significant efforts to foster civic engagement in public education. The SICs at Woodmont Middle School and Blythe Elementary Academy of Languages will continue in the running for the SC-SIC’s annual Dick and Tunky Riley Award for School Improvement Council Excellence.

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