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SUNKEN SUB April 10, 2013 at 08:15 pm
I had the distinct pleasure to meet MS. Aimee Copeland today at FODAC in Stone Mountain.
Ms…Read More Copeland was visiting the service organization Friends Of Disabled Adults and Children that provided support for her in a battle with deadly disease last fall.
Ms Copeland retains her well known spirit and is moving forward with her education and driving.that new van.
Join me in wishing her the best !
Aimee, The journey is just beginning ...................
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Renee Anderson April 26, 2013 at 10:18 pm
AIMEE US GREAT!! She will help a lot if people. A beautiful and intelligent young woman. Really…Read More liked ger speech at Gwinnett Salvation Army.
Renee Anderson April 26, 2013 at 10:20 pm
Aimee is great. What an articulate and pretty young woman Loved her presentation at Salvation Army…Read More luncheon today. Wonderful family. .
Kelly Blake March 25, 2013 at 12:38 am
Congratulations to all the music teachers of Gwinnett County Public Schools! Thank you to the…Read More Principals and Parents for supporting music in the schools. Music can help children learn the importance of teamwork and discipline, while giving them the skills necessary to become confident and successful adults of the future.
Dave Ballard March 25, 2013 at 04:17 am
My own H.S. band director used to keep stats about his students, so that every time the BoE or the…Read More school itself would talk about cutting funding or dropping support, he could show them how misguided their efforts really were.
In a school of ~1800 kids, the list of A-B students each semester would number around 300 kids; nearly half of them would be students in the band program, which numbered around 200-250 all told. The all-A Honor Roll? 8 in 10 or more were band kids. The valedictorian my senior year was a clarinet player who was in the marching and symphonic bands all four years she was there. (She also played field hockey, for whatever that's worth. ^_^)
Kudos to Gwinnett County, Cobb County, and Fulton County for receipt of this award.
I'd like to offer a personal shout out to OCHS band director Mark Provost who has more than done his part to try and put Oconee County on that map, too, and to all those in the State of Georgia who are working to put their communities up there as well.
Denna Millard March 7, 2013 at 02:36 pm
This is a wonderful idea. But did I miss two important words "grown organic" anywhere in…Read More this article?