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Kiwanis launches project to send Bulloch grades 1-5 students to GS field trip sites
Destinations: Museum, Botanic Garden, Wildlife Center, Planetarium, Gretsch Music Collection
Cheryl Ciucevich, center, a Georgia Southern University development director, expresses thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro after receiving the $20,800 check for Project Eaglet on behalf of the university’s foundation. Also seen here at the Thursday,
Cheryl Ciucevich, center, a Georgia Southern University development director, expresses thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro after receiving the $20,800 check for Project Eaglet on behalf of the university’s foundation. Also seen here at the Thursday, Aug. 4, Kiwanis meeting are, from left, Bulloch County School Superintendent Charles Wilson, GS Vice President for Enrollment Management Scot Lingrell and, at right, Kiwanis Club President John Banter. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
With the presentation of a $20,800 check Thursday, the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro launched a cooperative project to send all Bulloch County Schools first- through fifth-grade students on field trips to one of five outreach centers on the Statesboro campus of Georgia Southern University this school year.
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