Pause on federal student loan payments extended through May 1
Education Briefs
Willis Road gives ‘2 Thumbs Up for Healthy Hands’
UWG launches new computing degree
GEER II funds allotted for classroom cash, mental health
Education Briefs
Education Briefs
ECMS students strengthen math skills through stock market game
Scheibe, Weaver honored as newest REACH Scholars
Northgate band caps 25th season with Old South Grand Championship
Education Briefs: Sharpsburg student showcases design at University of Alabama
Taylor among Citadel cadets assigned to Army branches
McGill to serve as student marshal for Auburn commencement
Iveta Kral of Sharpsburg named West Ga. Tech’s GOAL winner
East Coweta Middle’s Ferrari wins Excellence in Education Award
Subscribe Now
Intermittent closures for filming on Highway 16 are proposed on Wednesday and Thursday, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.
All Local Stories
First-year head Coach LaVarrett Pearson has led a resurgence in the Northgate Vikings squad that is paying dividends.
All Sports Stories
Subscribe Now
Education
The Newnan Times-Herald

Trending

Most Common QR Activation Code 001-$wag$-sfap49glta4b7hwyl5fsq-3802622129

William Oliver Kelley, a 2019 graduate of East Coweta High school, was awarded an associate of science degree from Southern Union State Community College at its fall commencement ceremonies in December.
Kelley was named to the Alabama Community College Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both spring 2021 and fall 2021 semesters. He will continue his academic and baseball career at Freed-Hardeman University in Tennessee.

Georgia College awards degrees

Be in the know the moment news happens
Several Cowetans were awarded degrees during Georgia College’s recent commencement ceremonies for the fall 2021 semester.
They included:
Alexis Foley of Senoia
Noah Ratliff of Newnan
Mallory Allen of Newnan
Jeffrey Redmon of Newnan
Erika Mims of Newnan

Troy University announces Provost’s List

Several area residents have been named to the Provost’s List at Troy University for the fall 2021 semester.
They include Christina Cervone of Newnan, Caroline Darracott of Newnan, Destiny Eady of Sharpsburg, Alexandrea Shepard of Newnan and Leah Rock of Newnan.
To be eligible, undergraduate students must be enrolled full time and maintain a minimum 3.65 GPA for the semester while completing at least 12 hours of academic credit.

Thomas named to Bob Jones U. Dean’s List

Noelle Thomas of Sharpsburg, a junior majoring in nursing, has been named to the Dean’s List at Bob Jones University for the fall 2021 semester.
To be eligible, students must maintain a GPA of between 3.00 and 3.74 for the semester.

Sheppard named to Dean’s List at Shenandoah U.

Taylor Sheppard of Newnan has been named to the Dean’s List at Shenandoah University for the fall 2021 semester.
To be eligible, students must maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA for the semester while completing at least 12 hours of academic credit.

Long named to Dean’s Honor Roll at Abilene Christian

Meghan Long of Newnan has been named to the Dean’s Honor Roll at Abilene Christian University for the fall 2021 semester.
Long is a junior majoring in advertising/public relations.
To be eligible, students must maintain a minimum 3.6 GPA while completing at least 12 hours of academic credit.

Hebblethwaite named to Dean’s List at CCU

Carson Hebblethwaite of Newnan has been named to the Dean’s List at Coastal Carolina University for the fall 2021 semester.
Hebblethwaite is a theatre arts major.

Jackson named to Dean’s List at Austin Peay

Kaylah Jackson of Palmetto has been named to the Austin Peay State University Dean’s List for the fall 2021 semester.
To be eligible, students must maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA for the semester.

University of North Georgia announces Dean’s List

Several Coweta residents have been named to the University of North Georgia Dean’s List for the fall 2021 semester.
They included:
Emily Newman of Senoia, Bailey Bullard of Sharpsburg, Caroline Schell of Senoia, Dale Goins of Newnan, Sonny Delduco of Newnan, Stephanie Holldorf of Sharpsburg, William Hand of Newnan, Mckenzie Carroll of Sharpsburg, Lauren Henderson of Sharpsburg, Elisabeth Spradlin of Sharpsburg, Ethan Farmer of Newnan, Collin West of Newnan, Sarah Wells of Sharpsburg, Brianna Huff of Sharpsburg, Charles Fuller of Newnan, Braden Burnett of Sharpsburg, Caroline Williams of Sharpsburg, MaryChase Gardiner of Sharpsburg, Claire Mudge of Newnan, Marcus Mack of Newnan, Davis Adams of Newnan, Taylor Gibson of Senoia, Hayden Hasberger of Sharpsburg, Molly Daniel of Newnan, Alyssa Torres of Newnan, Hattie Graves of Newnan, Katelyn Lee of Palmetto, Eva Cook of Newnan and Sim Rhodes of Newnan.
To be eligible, students must maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA for the semester while completing at least 12 hours of academic credit and receiving no grade lower than a B.

Valdosta State University announces Dean’s List

Several Coweta students have been named to the Valdosta State University Dean’s List for the fall 2021 semester. They include:
Alex Boutte’ of Newnan, Courtni Campbell of Newnan, Destiny Hood of Senoia, Cameron Thompson of Senoia, Megan Nelson of Sharpsburg, Brianna Slay of Newnan, Emma McGuffey of Newnan, Tatum Knapp of Palmetto and Ansley Barber of Senoia.
To be eligible, students must earn a minimum 3.5 GPA while completing at least nine hours of academic credit for the semester and have maintained an institutional GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Construction, education classes now worth college credit

The Georgia Department of Education and the Technical College System of Georgia are expanding the list of high school courses that can lead to students receiving TCSG college credits.
State School Superintendent Richard Woods and TCSG Commissioner Greg Dozier recently signed statewide articulation agreements for Construction and Early Childhood Education.
The agreements allow Georgia students to earn technical college credits for certain career, technical, and agricultural education (CTAE) courses.
The two subject areas join four others that have statewide articulation agreements – Welding, Patient Care, Cloud Computing, and Automotive Service Technology.
To receive articulated credit from TCSG for any of the six subject areas now eligible, students must successfully complete the identified high school CTAE course or Career Pathway – depending on the articulation agreement – and pass a credentialing assessment.

Coweta County Board of Education

At its Jan. 11 meeting, the board:
• Elected Beth Barnett chairman, Andrew Copeland vice chairman and Larry Robertson treasurer for 2022.
• Adopted Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised Eleventh Edition, as its governing bylaws for 2022.
• Approved board member attendance at Georgia School Boards Association mandated training in 2022.
• Set qualifying fees for district elections. Board members are not compensated for serving on the Coweta County Board of Education, so the qualifying fee was set at $0.
• Approved field trips for East Coweta High School’s rifle team to participate in the U.S. Marine Corps Service Air Rifle JROTC Championship in Phoenix, Arizona Feb. 2 -6 and for the Northgate High School Air Force JROTC Program to participate in the Air Force National Championship for Marksmanship in Anniston, Alabama Feb. 3-5.
• Heard a summary of the Coweta County School System’s Comprehensive Communications Plan from Dean Jackson, the school system’s public information officer.
Fill out the form below to submit your letter to the editor.
Request information on Retail, Preprints, Newnan-Coweta Magazineand times-herald.com advertising.
Since we’re still making sure all of the bugs are worked out, the site is currently free to all visitors. We will be reimplementing membership for Times-Herald.com shortly.
Please feel free to send any feedback on our new site to support@newnan.com.
If you did not receive your newspaper on Thursday and Monday after your mail is delivered, we will issue a credit to your account or mail another copy. You can report it by calling our circulation number at 770-253-1576 or emailing stacie@newnan.com.
You can start a new subscription or pay for a current one by calling our circulation number at 770-253-1576.

source