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University School of the Lowcountry Empowers Middle and High School Students Through Red Cross CPR Courses
The University School of the Lowcountry’s Principal Jason Kreutner wants his staff and students to always be prepared for emergency situations.
“Mr. Kreutner loves to make sure we are prepared citizens in our lives,” said Jennifer Payes, a Physical Education Teacher at the University School of the Lowcountry in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
Jennifer does double duty not only as a teacher, but also an American Red Cross instructor where she teaches CPR, AED, and First Aid courses to all the school’s middle and high school students.
University School of the Lowcountry offers childcare for teachers by student volunteers
The University School of the Lowcountry in Mount Pleasant is trying to take teacher appreciation a step further. The school offers childcare services for their staff with help from their very own student volunteers.
They’ve been doing this since they opened in 2007. For students at USL, they’re taught service skills meant to be applicable for the world outside of school.
Traveling through time
USL’s signature program, Learning Outside the Classroom, enables students to visit various sites of historical significance throughout their time. These LOTCs as they are called add a more in-depth understanding of our region’s history and culture than learning from books alone.
Remembering those lost at Pearl Harbor attack 82 years ago: Commemorative event aboard the Yorktown
82 years after the Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor – propelling the U.S. military into World War II – veterans, leaders, and families gathered aboard Patriot Point’s U.S.S. Yorktown to commemorate the anniversary.
‘We remember their courage’: Patriots Point honors South Carolinians who died at Pearl Harbor
The main image of this front page story features University School students Monica Walker and Dylan Seng taking part in the wreath laying ceremony at yesterday’s Pearl Harbor Memorial on the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. They were part of a larger group who arrived early to meet and talk with veterans and active duty service members and then observed and took part in the ceremony — organized by VFW Post and Auxiliary 10624.
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