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E.C. Glass High School makes Newsweek’s top U.S. schools listBy Annie McCallum
Published: June 23, 2009
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E.C. Glass High School has made Newsweek’s 2009 top U.S. high school rankings, after initially being left off the list because of a communications glitch. |
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Pavilion to honor late junior playerBy Susan Pugh
Published: June 6, 2009
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The histories of the Central Virginia Invitational Tennis Tournament and some Lynchburg families have become entwined.
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This isn’t your mother’s home ecBy Casey Gillis
Published: May 30, 2009
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It’s 9:30 a.m., and the hallways of E.C. Glass High School are filled with the aroma of what you’d expect around dinnertime. |
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Play it Smart Program Impacts E.C. Glass Senior
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April 22, 2009
Congratulations to O.J. Robey, Principal Kevin Latham, Head Football Coach Richard Trent, Academic Coach Gavin Davis and to the E.C. Glass family. This story is truly what Play It Smart is all about.
There are 160 schools in the program across the nation and this is the second student from Lynchburg honored by the national football foundation this academic year (out of 7 National Student-Athletes of the Month). Monica Li from Heritage High School was honored earlier this year.
The foundation is proud of their success and appreciative of the donors who enabled us to contribute to this successful program.
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A 'tsunami' of Boomer teacher retirements is on the horizonBy Jeanette Der Bedrosian, USA TODAY
April 6, 2009
More than half the nation's teachers are Baby Boomers ages 50 and older and eligible for retirement over the next decade, a report says today. It warns that a retirement "tsunami" could rob schools of valuable experience. |
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The E.C. Glass Foundation is pleased to be associated with Leave a Legacy of the Blue Ridge
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Leave a Legacy encourages individuals to give to non-profit organizations and institutions that have touched their lives. Their gifts- no matter how large or how small-- will make a difference in the future of our community.
High School students (grades 9-12) are encouraged to participate in an essay contest designed to provide a framework for their thinking about charitable giving. $500, $250, $100 savings bonds are given as prizes for the best essays, and each winner receives $100 to give to their charity of choice at the awards luncheon.
Guidelines and instructions are provided here and essays may be submitted by email to admin@ecglassfund.org prior to April 17, 2009.
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E.C. Glass Teacher Awarded By Virginia TechSandy Williams believes that a healthy smile is more than just a friendly greeting; it’s a lesson in dental hygiene. |
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E.C. Glass Theatre Represents Virginia at Southeast Conference E.C. Glass Theatre students had a successful run at the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) with their performance of “Ellis Island”. |
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High drama: Glass reigns as state theatre champsBy Casey Gillis
Published: December 18, 2008
E.C. Glass High School’s drama department just knew they had something special on their hands with “Ellis Island: The Dream of America.” |
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E.C. Glass graduate guest of honor at CINEviews Film FestivalBy Casey Gillis
Published: November 14, 2008
Paul Fitzgerald was in the hot seat Friday night. |
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The GPA Awards (Glass Pride and Appreciation Awards) were quite a success this year! Thank you to everyone who recognized an educator at E.C. Glass. 50+ educators were recognized raising over $2,000 at end of school and donations continue!
