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Oliver set to retire from Wilmington Christian Academy - Wilmington News Journal

Oliver set to retire from Wilmington Christian Academy - Wilmington News Journal
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Flipkart Foundation Facilitates Digital Literacy & 21st Century Skills For Employability of Economically Disadvantaged Youth, In Partnership With Pratham InfoTech Foundation English_News :: pressnote in

This ‘Digital Literacy & 21st Century Skills for Employability’ initiative addresses needs for the youth between the age group of 18 to 35

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Wilmington Christian Academy hires Oliver as director - Wilmington News Journal

Wilmington Christian Academy hires Oliver as director Oliver WILMINGTON Veteran school administrator Greg Oliver has been hired to serve as K-through-12 Administrator/Director of the Wilmington Christian Academy (WCA). Oliver relocated back to Clinton County in November 2019. In the early stage of his educational career, Oliver served as teacher, Adult Education Director, and High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Assistant Director at Laurel Oaks. While serving as a classroom teacher, he spent five summers as the Director of the Community Action Council’s Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youth (SPEDY). Following 13 years with Great Oaks (Laurel Oaks), he served five years as East Clinton High School principal.

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