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SCAC Is looking a lot different!

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
January 4, 2017
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Simpson County Achievement Center is fulfilling the goals of the school’s strategic plan.  Two of those goals are to work with external supporters and to improve the facilities/grounds.

Thanks to Priority One Bank the school is taking on a whole new look that is welcoming to the students, parent, visitors and the community.  Dr. Allison Moffett, Teacher in Charge and a member of the SCAC Leadership Team, worked with Mr. Fountain  McNair, President of the Simpson County Division/Priority One Bank, to bring landscaping to the front entrance of our building.

Priority One Bank graciously donated $500 to the Simpson County Achievement Center,  and with the talents of Hands Nursery, the entrance of the school is not only beautiful, but welcoming.
On behalf of the Simpson County Achievement Center and the School Leadership Team, SCAC thanks Priority One Bank for their support.

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Pictured left to right:  Joni Johnson, Priority One Customer Service Representative, Dr. Allison Moffett, Teacher in Charge and SCAC Leadership Team, Mr. Fountaine McNair, President of the Simpson County Division of Priority One Bank, Dr. Roma Morris, Simpson County Achievement Center Principal, and Scott Barnes, Assistant Vice President/Branch Manager of Priority One Bank in Magee.

 

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