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Congratulations to Mrs. Kalary Driggers, Teacher of the Year!

Courtesy The Wagener Monthly

The faculty and Staff of Cyril B. Busbee Elementary/A.L. Corbett Middle Schools proudly chose Mrs. Kalary Driggers as our 2013-2014 Teacher of the Year!

Mrs. Driggers is the epitome of excellence in teaching. She is professional in every facet of the word. She is dedicated, hardworking, supportive, talented, caring, prompt, and a true team player. She genuinely cares about every student in the school. She does all that she can to support district and school initiatives, programs, and activities. She relentlessly supports the vision, mission, and fundamental values of Busbee Elementary/Corbett Middle Schools.

Planning For CTFK's Annual Back2School Bash

CTFK's annual Back2School Bash will be held Sat. Aug. 10, 2013, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.  Churches and businesses from our community reach out with the love of God to children and youth by preparing them to return to school physically and spiritually.  This free event offers school supplies, hair cuts, health screenings, vision and dental checks, and a prayer tent.  Contact CTFK if you would like to donate to this event.

Last year we had over 700 students and their parents come through – totaling over 1100 people ---. we can touch over 1100 people with the Love of God in 2 hours!

How Can You Help?

  • Collect supplies
  • Booth Sponsors
  • Donate money to purchase supplies
  • Volunteer
  • Pray

Volunteer Areas

Beauticians and Barbers - to cut hair

Wagener Salley Public Schools Participate in Special Olympics

The Wagener Salley public schools were proud to participate in the Aiken, Edgefield and Saluda County Special Olympics held at Midland Valley High School on Friday, April 19, 2013 with over 900 athletes participating.  Thank you to all the parents, teachers and volunteers that make this possible each year.  Read all about it with this report from Aiken Standard.

FOTAS Fights to Keep Low Cost Spay/Neuter Available

A debate has emerged over the availability of low-cost pet care including the spay and neuter services that help eliminate unwanted pet births that result in neglected, stray pets which suffer and die unnecessarily.  A bill is being considered that would cut down on low-cost or free spay and neuter programs such as the one that has recently come to Wagener, Friends of the Animal Shelter (FOTAS).   Of the 160 dogs spayed and neutered in Wagener, Mayor Mike Miller estimates that 90% of them would never have been spayed or neutered without FOTAS.  Many people today cannot afford to take their pets to a veterinarian and must rely on programs like FOTAS and Pet Care-A-Van that provide low cost services in the best interest of our animals.  Read more at WJBFNews6.

Umpire George Barnes Retires After 36 Years of Service

Umpire George Barnes is a familiar sight on the WSHS Softball field.  Barnes retired in 2013 after umpiring for 36 years.  Many WS softball alumni and coaches gathered on the field at Thursday night's game with current players, coaches and umpires and the opponents of the night's game, RSM, as WS Head Coach Veronica Brown presented "Mr. George" with a plaque signed by the alumni and coaches. 

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