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Area players vying for GHSA dunk title
Knights’ Bass, Blue Tide’s Johnson in running for contest semifinals GHSA logo (Source: GHSA) By Jake Wallace | February 24, 2021 at 8:22 PM EST - Updated February 25 at 10:30 AM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Two area high school basketball players are hoping to show they are the best dunkers in the state.
Windsor Forest’s D’ante Bass and Long County’s Camryn Johnson are among the 15 participants in the Georgia High School Association Slam Dunk Contest.
D Ante Bass GHSA Dunk Contest Entry
Cameryn Johnson GHSA Dunk Contest Entry
The top eight vote getters will advance to next week’s semifinal round. Voting for the first round ends on Thursday at 11:59 p.m.
For families who continue to struggle with food insecurity within Chatham County, America’s Second Harvest and the Savannah-Chatham County Schools have joined forces to have fully stocked food pantries at local schools.
The pilot program was unveiled Tuesday at Andrea B. Williams Elementary, and the goal is to eventually have food pantries at all 55 school sites. Food pantries are currently being set up at 23 schools.
The idea for establishing these food pantries at the schools was sparked by conversations between Ann Levett, district superintendent, and Mary Jane Crouch, executive director of America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia.
“Doing it in partnership with Second Harvest makes it really smart because Second Harvest has a strong reputation for being across the district,” Levett said. “Now, we re bringing those resources to the schools.”
SCCPSS board member pushing for teacher vaccinations in Ga.
SCCPSS board member pushing for teacher vaccinations in Ga. By Zach Logan | February 16, 2021 at 6:39 AM EST - Updated February 16 at 10:52 AM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - As Georgia continues to vaccinate seniors, healthcare workers, and first responders, a Savannah-Chatham school board member is urging the state to make the shots available to teachers.
Georgia’s next phase of vaccine administration is Phase 1b, which includes essential workers. But according to an SCCPSS board member, it’s unclear if teachers are included in the next group.
Dr. David Bringman was one of two school board members to vote not to reopen the district’s schools. He says he’d feel a lot better about reopening once all staff and faculty members have had a say on whether or not they want the COVID-19 vaccine.
Harmans Water once had a lake owned by Mr. Harman.
PICTURED: Warfield Brickworks at Lawrence Hill (Picture credit: David Nash Ford s Royal County of Berkshire History Website) Lawrence Hill is named after the owner of a brick-making factory once based there. Martin s Heron was a big house pulled down in the 1980s. Popeswood belonged to the family of the famous writer, Alexander Pope. Priestwood stands on what was once Priestwood Common. The priests were monks from Hurley Priory who owned the land in Medieval times.Quelm Park is named after Quelm Lane where there used to be a quelm . A quelm is a gibbet where the rotting bodies of hanged criminals were displayed!