Columbia and Richmond county school boards agree in principle to join non-profit to build business education center
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Great news. JA is a worthwhile investment.
Glad to see JA returning to the Augusta area. As a member of the High School Company Program in the early ‘70s, I met many life long friends and became a business educator due to JA’s influence.
Good for you Helen. Bring value back to public schools.
Jr. Achievement was one of the best things I ever participated in when I was in high school.
Me too. Seems like I was at Sego Junior High at the time though, but I remember Olin Corporation was our group’s sponsor. It did peak my curiosity about the business world.