Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, March 6, 2024: Teacher burnout 'I'm glad to see that we're going to try to take proactive measures to show the community how to respect teachers because they are professionals. They are people. They're human just like us.'
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, February 7, 2024 The board spent time considering the impact of school climate on employee retention, parent satisfaction, and student development
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, January 10, 2024 Watts reiterated the plan has been amended to keep Gould Elementary open, to refrain from altering the student populations of Butler, Haven, and Hodge Elementaries, and to push back the conversion of Largo-Tibet Elementary into a swing site
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, Dec. 6 The primary issue for many attendees is that the plan includes the dissolution of Gould Elementary, a closely knit community that is 42.2 percent Hispanic, 48.3 percent economically disadvantaged, and 25.8 percent English language learners.
Free Post Nell Shellman Parents, teachers, activists concerned with district plan to scatter Gould Elementary students Students and staff would be scattered among three other elementary schools: Haven, Butler, and New Hampstead, with additional administrative placement at the Gould-Mercer-Groves—or GMG—K-12 site slated to open next year in Garden City.
Free Post Nell Shellman Inaugural SCCPSS finance committee starts mission assessing budget surplus, taxes “Our district for a long time has always coupled passing the budget with passing the millage... we have figured out what we are going to get in taxes, and then we budget from that instead of budgeting from our priorities and our goals."
Free Post Nell Shellman Drag queens, kitsch, and a mural: Finches brings a different vibe to Thunderbolt The sandwiches have names like The Nookie, The Great Debate, and The Piggly Wiggly.
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, Nov. 1 'Right now we have very limited flexibility to be able to modify how those ESPLOST dollars are utilized when we face major news announcements like a big mega plant that's exponentially increasing our population.'
Free Post Nell Shellman City Council Coverage: Alicia Miller Blakely for At-Large Post 2 'Call me uncivil or whatever the case may be. But it's like you want us to have decorum and dignity while our stomachs are touching our backs.'
Free Post Nell Shellman City Council Coverage: Pat Rossiter for At-Large Post 2 'The City of Savannah needs to put on the books several regulations to have a happy medium'
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, Oct. 4 From at-risk school data to Groves ELL student concerns to pre-k funding
Free Post Nell Shellman City Council Coverage: Marc Anthony Smith for At-Large Post 1 'I taught him politics, and he taught me business, and the two mixed together are extraordinary'
Free Post Nell Shellman SCCPSS Board of Education Wrap-up, Sept. 6 From the closure of Groves' ELL program to more discussion of book bans
Free Post Nell Shellman Rescue alliance One Love ameliorates area animal anxiety One Love wears many hats, but it concentrates mostly on fostering, adoption, transporting, and providing medical care for both cats and dogs