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Farmers finally get good news 2016 could turn out to be the Year of Corn BY JIM HILLEY jim@theitem.com

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Emma Elliott, foreground right, sings “God Bless America” at a community forum at Sumter Opera House on Thursday meant to bring the public and law enforcement officers together to head off the kinds of problems seen in other communities. Julia Sims-Owens, foreground left, with the help of her son, Sims, 3, direct the performance of the Bethesda Church of God Children’s Choir.

Officers using proactive approach to community relations BY JIM HILLEY jim@theitem.com Sumter County Sheriff Anthony Dennis and Sumter Police Chief Russell Roark III emphasized their proactive approach to community relations during a forum Thursday evening in the Sumter Opera House. Dennis said his department especially reaches out to young people to help build a positive image of uniformed police officers. “We bring in kids and teach them character, and we have seen a reduction in juvenile crime,” he said. He said Sumter County officers are trained to try to resolve situations before they escalate. “I hope that the training we instill goes home with them,” he said.

Roark said his department tries to remain “laser focused” on improving the quality of life in Sumter. He said law enforcement is an important part of the city’s economic development. “People look at crime numbers,” he said. “It’s important.” He said many of the incidents that have happened around the nation did not happen overnight. “Those situations built up after years of negative interaction,” he said. Roark said he has adopted a “cradle-to-the-grave” approach to building good will with the people of Sumter from an adopt-a-school program to dedicating an officer to check on senior citizens who have no family to rely on.

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Alfrita Brown thanks deputies Relson Rosaro, Shantell Ward and Cynthia Gonzalez for their service after the Sumter United Law Enforcement and Community meeting at the Sumter Opera House on Thursday. He said the Sumter Police now have a Community Services Division which includes Neighborhood Watch and downtown patrols.

“We want to develop a relationship at a grass-roots level,” Roark said.

“It’s been a long nine months,” said Jeremy Cannon, a farmer in the Turbeville area. “It feels good to harvest something after putting in the work,” he said. After a disastrous year for farming in the area last year, farmers are liking what they are seeing so far this year. “Corn harvest started last week,” Clemson Extension Associate Agent David DeWitt said. “Most people will be harvesting next week.” It may turn out to be a banner year for corn. “Right now, some dryland corn and even some irrigated corn has been cut, and I have heard numbers near 200 bushel acres in most cases, even some dryland pushing 200 bushels,” he said. “For dryland corn, anything over 170 or 180 (bushels per acre) is an exceptional year.” Hot, dry weather last week didn’t hurt the corn crop much because most of the crop is ready for harvest, DeWitt said. The worst of the drought is north and west of this area, he said. “We've had the heat, but we've had a few showers.” Jay Willard, who farms near Gable, said his corn looks good, but he doesn’t want to estimate how good it will be. “It will be good, but I don't want to jinx myself,” he said. He said it gives him some peace of mind to know he is going to be able to harvest a much better crop than last year. “It comes in cycles,” he said. Willard said that it was dry in his area last week, but some light showers have helped.

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Fears about Rio Games? Don’t forget Brazilian party skills BY PETER PRENGAMAN The Associated Press RIO DE JANEIRO — For months, fears about the Rio de Janeiro Olympics have been hogging the spotlight. There are concerns about safety amid a surge of murders in Rio and extremist attacks in Europe and the United States. Polluted beaches and other waterways could make athletes and visitors ill, and the Zika virus has scared some competitors away. If all that wasn't enough, the state of Rio is so broke that months ago it stopped paying thousands of public employees; angry police have periodically been greeting tourists in the international airport with signs that say, "Welcome to hell!" If history is a guide, however, a focus on the problems is all part of the script in the run up to the games. Once the

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A rowing team practices in Lagoa ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday. The 2016 Olympic Games come at a dire time for Brazil. The country is enduring myriad calamities: The deepest recession in memory, a political crisis, violent street protests and a public health emergency caused by the Zika virus.

competitions start, most if not all of the problems fade into the background — at least for the athletes, tourists and millions watching around the world. Such negative coverage has a "very simple explanation," says Michael Heine, director of the Center for Olympic Studies at Western University. "The event is about sports, but you can't find sporting material because the whistle hasn't gone yet," Heine said. "So what else do you write about?" Coverage ahead of the 2012 Olympics in London included stories about terrorism fears and concerns about civil liberties in light of increased military and police presence. The runup to the 2008 Games in Beijing put a spotlight on authoritarianism and extreme air pollution in China. In Athens in 2004, there were myriad questions about whether

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Emanuel AME Church parishioner shooting suspect Dylann Storm Roof is escorted from Shelby Police Department in Shelby, North Carolina, in June 2015. Roof was reportedly assaulted by an inmate Thursday morning at Charleston County Detention Center.

A fundraiser will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14, at Paxville MX Park, 1817 Highway 45, Paxville, to benefit the Branham family of Manning. The family is grieving after the loss of 2-year-old Easton Branham, who died Aug. 3 from injuries sustained from falling into a pool in Williamsburg County on July 31. Despite aggressive medical treatment, Easton was not able to survive. The fundraiser will include a raffle, food, a cornhole tournament, a moto race and more. A GoFundMe account has also been established at www. gofundme.com/2hm58uc.

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CONWAY — A partnership between the City of Conway and a private company is expected to bring more investment, and perhaps a waterfront hotel, to the popular river walk area in Conway. Local media reported Burroughs Co. on Wednesday deeded nearly 5 acres of waterfront property to the city. The land will be used for open space, parking, parks and access to the Waccamaw River. Company president J. Egerton Burroughs said expected improvements by the city should help attract additional investment.

CHARLESTON — Dylann Roof, the white man charged in the massacre of nine black parishioners at a Charleston church, was slugged Thursday by a black inmate at the South Carolina jail where he is being held, Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon said. Dwayne Stafford ran down the stairs from his cell after Roof went to the shower about 7:45 a.m. and hit him, bruising Roof’s face and back, according to a police report. The 22-year-old Roof was examined by jail medical personnel and returned to his cell at Charleston County Detention Center, Sheriff’s Maj. Eric Watson said. Although authorities initially said

Stafford would be charged with assault, Cannon told reporters that Roof and his attorneys don’t want to press charges. The 26-yearold Stafford is awaiting trial on first-degree asSTAFFORD sault and strong-armed robbery charges. Roof has been housed at the jail since being brought back from North Carolina a day after the June 17, 2015, slayings of nine parishioners during a Bible study at Emanuel AME Church. He faces the death penalty in upcoming trials in federal and state courts. Officials are investigating how Stafford managed to get through a steel cell door with a narrow vertical window and down the stairs to reach Roof. The two detention officers assigned

to the unit are being interviewed, and officials are also looking into the possibility the electronic door mechanism malfunctioned. The area of the jail is for federal and high-security prisoners. It has two tiers of cells, and the shower Roof was using was in the center on the ground floor. Cell doors can only be opened by officers sitting at a control console. At the time, one of the two officers in the unit was taking toilet paper to another inmate while a second officer was taking a break, perhaps to go to the bathroom or to get something, the sheriff said. “It seems to me pretty obvious at this point that at the very least we have complacency,” Cannon said. “We do things day in and day out, and they become routine.”

Sumter Family Health Center’s legislative luncheon is Aug. 9 BY JIM HILLEY jim@theitem.com Sumter Family Health Center, 1278 N. Lafayette Drive, will have several events through Thursday to mark National Health Center Week, highlighted by the Sumter County Legislative Luncheon on Tuesday. “Health centers are a proven model that has delivered multiple returns on the federal investment for the past 50 years,” said Annie Brown, CEO of Sumter Family Health Center. “America’s community health centers, like Sumter Family Health Center, have been leaders in showing the value of this approach as an effective way to address more needs, improve

SAVE YOUR SPOT To RSVP for the luncheon, contact Chase at (803) 774-4606 or hchase@sumterfhc.com by Aug. 8. To learn more about Sumter Family Health Center, visit www.sumterfhc. com and www. carolinawomensspecialists.com. To learn more about the mission and accomplishments of community health centers, visit www.nachc.org.

health and contain costs.” According to a news release, health centers started more than 50 years ago as a pilot project during President Lyndon Johnson’s administration.

“Community health centers help to eliminate the barriers caused by financial circumstances or social situations that may prevent people from having access to health care,” Brown said. Community-owned and community-operated businesses, health centers employ hundreds of thousands of individuals at about 9,000 delivery sites across the nation. In addition to primary care services, health centers provide a comprehensive range of enabling services that promote access to care, well-being and economic and workforce development in the community, such as casework, transportation, translators and more, the release said.

“Sumter Family Health Center provides comprehensive primary and preventive health care and social services to medically under-served individuals and families regardless of their ability to pay,” said Holly Chase, director of community development at SFHC. SFHC has three locations in Sumter County. The main office is at 1278 N. Lafayette Drive in Sumter, Carolina Women’s Specialists is at 319 N. Main Street in Sumter, and the Pinewood Health Center facility is at 25 E. Clark St. in Pinewood. SFHC will participate in the Parents Accessing Resources for Kids Sumter Prevention Team back-to-school event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday

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HEAT FROM PAGE A1 “The pumpkins look fantastic right now,” Willard said. DeWitt said the heat doesn’t bother the cotton. “Cotton likes heat,” he said. “It likes a little moisture in the roots, but humid 90-degree days — it likes that.” He said most areas have seen some rain this week, so it should help the cotton crop stay healthy. Peanuts look good, he said, and soybeans are doing really well. “Soybeans are looking as good of a soybean crop as I have seen in this area in a long time,” DeWitt said. “A lot of people got out and planted early in May with some early Group Five (seeds) because we were a little short on soybean seed this year. They really look good for right now.” DeWitt said he has been

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Sumter Police Capt. James Sinkler tells attendees at Thursday evening’s community forum about his experiences during traffic stops in his more than two decades of law enforcement, including being shot during a 2003 traffic stop in Kershaw County. zens, but to our officers,” he said. He said he encouraged citizens to record his officers. “I have faith in my officers, because they are trained by SCSO staff,” he said. Roark said he is often asked how he trains new officers. “The first thing I tell a new officer is to develop empathy,” he said. “Not everyone who does something wrong is a bad person.”

tant. “Put on your flashers,” he said. "Remain seated and don't be digging around. “When we approach a vehicle our first and foremost thought is safety,” he said. “Our officers want to go home.” Dennis said the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office has used body cameras and in-car videos for many years. “It is an advantage not only to citi-

scouting some sorghum fields, and they look good but are battling some insect issues. “We have had some sugar cane aphids that were new to us last year and are back this year, and it has caused us a couple of sprays for it,” he said. “We got an unusual amount of head worms: corn ear worms and fall army worms in the heads of sorghum.” He said that will probably cause farmers to have to spray again. Low commodity prices remain an issue, DeWitt said. “Commodity prices are still not very good; they are fluctuating,” he said. “If the Midwest does good and we have bin-busting yields here — which we have the potential to do — it’s going to make people want to pay as low as they can get.” Cannon said his vegetable crop did well, but he was unable to find the labor to harvest it.

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Facebook opens hardware lab for research BY BRANDON BAILEY AP Technology Writer MENLO PARK, Calif. — Facebook built its fortune on the internet, that non-physical space where people share updates and digital videos with friends. But deep inside its Silicon Valley headquarters, engineers have stocked a new lab with computerized lathes, industrial mills and tools for making physical goods. It’s not a factory for mass-producing smartphones or other consumer products. Rather, it’s where engineers will be working on some of the high-tech gadgetry needed for the company’s long-term plans to connect people through smart devices, virtual-reality headsets and high-flying drones that deliver internet signals via laser to remote parts of the world. And like Google’s celebrated X lab, where the internet search giant pursues “moonshot” projects such as self-driving cars, Facebook’s new research facility demonstrates that in Silicon Valley, leading tech companies are rarely content to keep doing the same thing. “When you think about connecting the world, you have to build different

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Model maker Spencer Burns looks at a globe under construction inside a 5-axis vertical milling machine during a tour of Area 404, the hardware research lab, at Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on Tuesday. types of hardware to help people connect,” said Jay Parikh, Facebook’s head of engineering and infrastructure. To get virtual reality right, he added, Facebook needs to refine hardware such as lenses and processors. The lab will be a space for engineers

to design energy-efficient servers for Facebook data centers, test new laser mounts and drone propellers and perfect a prototype 360-degree video camera that Facebook unveiled at a conference in April. Facebook announced the lab’s open-

ing Wednesday and invited journalists for a tour. It’s been dubbed Area 404, an inside joke that plays off the “error 404” message internet users see when they try to visit a web page that can’t be found. Facebook says its engineers had long talked about wanting such a workspace, but it couldn’t be found because it didn’t exist until now. The company won’t say how much it spent on the lab, but it took months to build the facility, which is about a third the size of a football field, inside a refitted office building on its main campus. The lab has long workbenches for electrical engineers to spread out their gear and a room full of the lathes and milling machines, each the size of a small truck. It also has a water-powered cutting machine that can slice sheet metal several inches thick, an electron microscope and a CT scanner to examine how materials react to heat, electrical surges or other stress. Facebook became a Silicon Valley powerhouse and Wall Street darling because its vast online network is a mecca for digital advertisers. The company sold more than $6 billion worth of ads in the April-June quarter, reaping more than $2 billion in profit.

POLICE BLOTTER CHARGES Richard Scriven, 53, of 27 Hospital Circle, was charged with disorderly conduct and arrested Thursday at 5:33 a.m. on Broad Street. According to a Sumter Police Department report, Scriven was uncooperative toward police officers, then began using obscene and vulgar language toward them, at which point they arrested him. Daniel Matz, 29, of 157 Poinsett Drive, was charged with giving false information to police officers and drug possession and arrested Wednesday at 1:30 a.m. According to a police department report, police officers found him on the side of the road with an incapacitated vehicle and searched him after he repeatedly gave a name that didn’t come up in the South Caroli-

na DMV records. The report stated they found his driver’s license with his real name and 1.2 grams of marijuana. Ryan Gavon, 24, of 706 Olive St., was arrested on charges of drug possession Wednesday at 9:20 p.m. at his home. According to a police department report, police officers responding to a call about a possible wanted person arrested Gavon after discovering 7.3 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia near him. Jasmine Harrison, 25, of 1707 South Beltline Blvd., Columbia, was arrested Wednesday at 11:45 a.m. for forgery. A police department report stated Harrison was arrested when she tried to cash a fraudulent $1,920 check at a West Wesmark Boulevard business.

STOLEN PROPERTY A gold ring valued at $1,500 and a 9mm handgun valued at $350 were reportedly stolen from a vehicle parked on Miller Road between 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. on July 20. A car valued at $5,000 was reportedly stolen from a North Washington Street parking lot between July 25 and Tuesday. The vehicle is a blue 2012 Hyundai Sonata with S.C. tag 38190W.

A 14-foot wood bed trailer with black iron sides valued at $1,699 was reportedly stolen from an apartment complex off Carter Road on Wednesday at 6:32 a.m. DAMAGED PROPERTY A Sumter man allegedly caused $1,020 in damage to a house he had been renting. According to a police department report on Wednesday, he has been charged with malicious inju-

ry to property. RECOVERED PROPERTY A white Dodge Charger worth $2,500 that had been stolen in Spartanburg County was recovered in Sumter on Wednesday. A police department report stated an officer pulled over the vehicle because the driver wasn’t wearing a seat belt and was able to identify it as stolen by the license plate.

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GOP frustrations with Trump grow as allies weigh options to quiet the backlash from his own DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — party after he criticized an American Donald Trump’s campaign chief acMuslim family whose son, U.S. Army knowledged Thursday the GOP presiCapt. Humayun Khan, was killed in dential nominee’s team is divided Iraq. about whether to endorse House The tensions come as Priebus and a Speaker Paul Ryan but promised handful of high-profile Trump allies Trump would work with the Republiconsider whether to can speaker if elected. confront the candidate “There’s a conflict directly to encourage a within the Trump new approach after a campaign,” campaign series of startling chairman Paul stances and stateManafort told ABC’s ments. In the midst of “Good Morning Amerthe uproar about his ica.” “We’ve sort of criticism of the Khan had a rule of not getfamily, Trump infuriatting involved in primaed GOP Chairman Reries because it’s usualince Priebus and other ly not a good situation party leaders by refusfor the presidential ing to endorse Ryan’s candidate. Of course, re-election ahead of a he’s going to work RUDY GIULIANI primary contest Tueswith Paul Ryan.” Vice day. presidential nominee Former New York mayor The officials, includMike Pence split with ing one with direct Trump and endorsed knowledge of Priebus’ Ryan on Wednesday. Trump’s operation has been beset by thinking, were granted anonymity to discuss internal strategy because they internal discord in recent days, includwere not authorized to discuss the sening growing concern about general sitive issue during one of the most tuelection preparedness and a lack of multuous weeks of Trump’s presidensupport from Republican leaders, actial campaign. cording to two people familiar with the Former New York Mayor Rudy Giorganization’s inner workings. uliani on Thursday dismissed reports One of the people said Trump prithat he was planning an “intervention” vately blames his own staff for failing

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign town hall at Ocean Center on Wednesday in Daytona Beach, Florida. with Priebus and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to urge Trump to abandon divisive tactics that have triggered sinking poll numbers and low morale. “I meet with Donald Trump all the time,” Giuliani told the Fox Business Network, suggesting that Gingrich used the word “intervention” in a recent memo. “He is a new candidate,” Giuliani said of Trump. “That adds a little bit of

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Teeny, tiny and tailed kitten Olympians good as gold BY LEANNE ITALIE The Associated Press NEW YORK — These Olympians are fleet of foot, shockingly flexible and fearless on the high bar. It helps that they're all teeny, tiny cats. As the opening ceremony in Rio nears, about 90 furry pawthletes over at the Hallmark Channel are ready for some action of their own in the very first Kitten Summer Games, to coincide with the start of the real Olympics today. They have a "plaza," a highly scratchable gymnastics stadium and a track-and-field venue outfitted with enough feathers and toys on sticks to keep the action moving. And best of all, these competitors were all shelter kittens provided by North Shore Animal League America before the event helped find them human families of their very own. The TV special, to air today at 8 p.m. EDT, was shot in April. Hallmark decided to hold its own "Olympics" on the haunches of its popular Kitten Bowls, staged each year at Super Bowl time. Once again, the fairy godmother on the sidelines is Beth Stern, crazy cat lady extraordinaire and North Shore goodwill ambassador. Olympics fixture Mary Carillo lent a hand as co-host, despite a cat allergy, along with a pet crossover, David Frei, the longtime voice of the Westminster dog show who retired after this year's telecast. Frei's heart is with his two pups back home, but he does have a soft spot for the felines. So does Carillo, who also has two dogs, including a rescue named Petey. So how does "calling" kitten sports that include hurdles

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homes for cats who have none. She and Howard have taken in more than 200 foster cats during the last couple of years. "We always have a house full of fosters," she said on the Hallmark set. "But we are dog people, too. We both love all animals." Carillo said that despite her allergy, she once owned an outdoor cat in Florida and loves them just as much as dogs. "And they're actually terrific athletes. Their balance,

their movement, the way they stalk," she said. Rio is her 13th straight turn as an Olympics reporter, analyst and commentator. But on this day, it was all about the cats. Did she spot any evidence of purrrrr-formance enhancing substances? "I tell you what, they're not afraid to dip into the catnip. I've noticed that myself," Carillo joked. "You've gotta keep an eye on them. They're animals, and they're bloodthirsty competitors."

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worst recession in decades. A political crisis has paralyzed the country and brought out deep polarization — which could very well translate into large protests during the competitions. The opening ceremony will highlight the cloud hanging over the country: Interim President Michel Temer will ring in the games while impeached President Dilma Rousseff, suspended for alleged fiscal irregularities in her managing of the budget, stays home. Even in normal times, Brazil's infrastructure is poor. Building collapses are frequent, clogged and pot-holed plagued streets turn traffic into parking lots, and electricity and running water are not always a given, even in rich areas. When the Australian delegation complained last week about dangling wires, bursting toilets and gas smells in the Olympic Village apartments, they were experiencing things that are common for Brazilians. The April collapse of a coastal bike lane, an Olympics legacy project inaugurated with much fanfare just a few months before, underscored how dangerous shoddy construction can be. Two men plunged to their death when a big wave turned a large chunk of the path into a mountain of concrete and metal. The lane has been shut down while authorities inves-

tigate. However, there is little doubt that the engineering was deficient or the construction was faulty, or a combination of both. David Wallechinsky, president of the International Society of Olympic Historians who will be attending the games, says the last-minute completion of major projects reminds him of an episode in Athens. On the way back from watching a beach volleyball game, his wife and son got stuck in a newly built metro train. It was over 90 degrees, and the doors were not working, so several men pried them open. When Wallechinsky looked into it he was told: "We just inaugurated it yesterday." In Brazil, "are they doing this for the metro system, the venues? Has everything been checked out?" he asked. Arguably the biggest fear is security. The recession has exacerbated the already precarious situation of millions who live in the city's hundreds of slums; armed men sometimes descend from the hills to rob unsuspecting tourists and more well-to-do locals. After recent attacks in Orlando, Florida, and Nice, France, Brazilian authorities have gone on the offensive in recent weeks, arresting more than a dozen men who had expressed allegiance to the Islamic State group — but had done almost nothing to actually plan an attack.

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days after the closing ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Games, Russian troops entered Ukraine. • Of course, there are some who will choose to avoid the games entirely. Hallmark has scheduled the “Kitten Summer Games” (8 p.m., TV-PG), two hours of “cat-letics” for those who prefer cute distractions. Olympics counter programming is hardly limited to cat videos. Prefer nine straight episodes of “Law & Order” (4 p.m., Sundance, TV14) to the opening ceremony? You’re covered. For those who’d rather binge on old movies than watch a parade of young athletes, AMC offers “Jaws” (6:45 p.m.) and “Jaws 2” (9:45 p.m.). You can catch “The Matrix” (6 p.m., BBC America) and “The Matrix Reloaded” (9 p.m.), or back-to-back helpings of “Shallow Hal” (7:50 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., Comedy Central). There are also superhero distractions, including “Captain America: The First Avenger” (8 p.m., FX) and “Batman Begins” (7:45 p.m., Freeform). And for those neither shaken nor stirred by Olympics competition, there’s “You Only Live Twice” (8 p.m., Starz Encore) and “GoldenEye” (10 p.m.).

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TONIGHT’S OTHER HIGHLIGHTS • Ashton Kutcher appears on “Shark Tank” (8 p.m., ABC, r, TV-PG). • Ethical dilemmas unfold on “What Would You Do?” (9 p.m., ABC). • Chocolate becomes the star of “The Great British Baking Show” (9 p.m., PBS, TVPG, check local listings). • The team attracts the attention of a cosmic collector on “Killjoys” (9 p.m., Syfy, TV14). • A colleague may need protection from an abusive spouse on “Blue Bloods” (10 p.m., CBS, r, TV-14). • After losing three wives over 50 years, a man faces murder charges on “20/20” (10 p.m., ABC). • A mercenary mission strikes close to home on “Dark Matter” (10 p.m., Syfy, TV-14). • Kyle and Mark search for Allison on “Outcast” (10 p.m., Cinemax, TV-MA).

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COMMENTARY

Trump and the fitness threshold W

ASHINGTON — Donald Trump, the man who defied every political rule and prevailed to win his party’s nomination, last week took on perhaps the most sacred political rule of all: Never attack a Gold Star family. Not just because it alienates a vital constituency, but also because it reveals a shocking absence of elementary decency and of natural empathy for the most profound of human sorrows — parental grief. Why did Trump do it? It wasn’t a mistake. It was a revelation. It’s that he can’t help himself. His governing rule in Charles life is to strike back when atKrauthammer tacked, disrespected or even slighted. To understand Trump, you have to grasp the General Theory: He judges every action, every pronouncement, every person by a single criterion — whether it/he is “nice” to Trump. Vladimir Putin called him brilliant (in fact, he didn’t, but that’s another matter) and a bromance is born. A “Mexican” judge rules against Trump, which makes him a bad person governed by prejudiced racial instincts. House Speaker Paul Ryan criticizes Trump’s attack on the Gold Star mother — so Trump mocks Ryan and praises his primary opponent. On what grounds? That the opponent is an experienced legislator? Is a tested leader? Not at all. He’s “a big fan of what I’m saying, big fan,” attests Trump. You’re a fan of his, he’s a fan of yours. And vice versa. Treat him “unfairly,” and you will pay. House speaker, Gold Star mother, it matters not. Of course we all try to protect our own dignity and command respect. But Trump’s hypersensitivity and unedited, untempered Pavlovian responses are, shall we say, unusual in both ferocity and predictability. This is beyond narcissism. I used to think Trump was an 11-year-old, an undeveloped schoolyard bully. I was off by about 10 years. His needs are more primitive, an infantile hunger for approval and praise, a craving that can never be satisfied. He lives in a cocoon of solipsism where the world outside himself has value — indeed exists — only insofar as it sustains and inflates him. Most politicians seek approval. But Trump lives for the adoration. He doesn’t even try to hide it, boasting incessantly about his crowds, his standing ovations, his TV ratings, his poll numbers, his primary victories. The latter are most prized because they offer empirical evidence of how loved and admired he is. Prized also because, in our politics, success is self-validating. A candidacy that started out as a joke, as a self-aggrandizing exercise in xenophobia, struck a chord in a certain constituency and took off. The joke was on those who believed that he was not a serious man and therefore would not be taken seriously. They — myself emphatically included — were wrong. Winning — in ratings, polls and primaries — validated him. Which brought further validation in the form of endorsements from respected and popular Republicans. Chris Christie was first to cross the Rubicon. Ben Carson then offered his blessings, such as they are. Newt Gingrich came aboard to provide intellectual ballast. Although tepid, the endorsements by Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were further milestones in the normalization of Trump. But this may all now be jeopardized by the Gold Star gaffe. The dynamic of this election is obvious. As in 1980, the status quo candidate for a failed administration is running against an outsider. The stay-the-course candidate plays his/her only available card — charging that the outsider is dangerously out of the mainstream and temperamentally unfit to command the nation. In 1980, Reagan had to do just one thing: pass the threshold test for acceptability. He won that election because he did, especially in the debate with Jimmy Carter in which Reagan showed himself to be genial, self-assured and, above all, nonthreatening. You may not like all his policies, but you could safely entrust the nation to him. Trump badly needs to pass that threshold. If character is destiny, he won’t. Charles Krauthammer’s email address is letters@ charleskrauthammer.com. © 2016, The Washington Post Writers Group

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What they’re saying ... More ugly remarks from Donald Trump FROM THE (CHARLESTON) POST AND COURIER Last week, people were offended when Donald Trump said he wanted to hit some of his critics who spoke at the Democratic National Convention. He wanted to hit them “so hard, their heads would spin.” But his childish threat of physical violence was nothing compared to his thin-skinned reaction to Khizr and Ghazala Khan. That was sheer ugliness. And the impact it might have on fragile racial and ethnic relations in the country is a source of concern — and not just for Republicans looking askance at their party’s standard bearer. Mr. Khan spoke to the convention as the father of a Muslim soldier who died while serving as a captain in the U.S. Army in Afghanistan. Yes, he called Mr. Trump out for disrespecting Muslims, other minorities, judges and “even his own party leadership.” And Mr. Khan also said that, unlike his bereaved family, Mr. Trump has sacrificed “nothing and no one.” People who hold elected offic-

es — or who want to — should expect to be criticized and should have the self-control to handle it. Not Mr. Trump. He injected the Khans’ religion, Islam, into the issue by noting that Mrs. Khan just stood by while her husband spoke and conjectured that her silence was dictated by her religion. (She was actually too emotional to speak.) Later he questioned Mr. Khan’s motives for speaking. It would have been easy for Mr. Trump to simply say he had misspoken, but instead he dug in and doubled down — and in doing so, he started a firestorm. Some Muslim Americans, who already felt marginalized, said they feel more so after hearing Mr. Trump’s latest rant. The country, already struggling with racial and ethnic divides, certainly doesn’t need a presidential candidate to fan those flames. Veterans groups and political leaders — including top Republican leaders — expressed disbelief that the candidate did not show respect for the parents of a fallen soldier. S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley said, “My heart and my unending thanks go out to the Khan family for their enormous sacrifice for our country. As far as I’m concerned, they have the standing to say whatever they want in

the political process and should not face criticism for it.” Mr. Trump hasn’t apologized. Indeed, he has tried to justify his remarks. And while veterans groups and elected officials have taken him to task, others see it differently. His former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, whom he fired, said the Khans’ son would still be alive if Mr. Trump had been president. His son Eric said his father’s remarks were really an “antiimmigration, anti-Syrian refugee thing coming into the country.” When the mother of a U.S. Air Force sergeant asked Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence about Mr. Trump’s attacks on the Khans, she was booed by Donald Trump supporters in Carson City, Nevada. And during a TV interview, Mr. Trump said his business success should count as a “sacrifice” akin to the Khan family’s sacrifice. Donald Trump seems to like to shock people — and his bluster has won him wide support. The question is whether this latest exhibition of offensive, unnecessary and divisive behavior will be the last straw for people still trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Gospel truth is — allow me to borrow that word again — stupid. He claims the only thing loyal Democrats care about are our six-figure incomes. Not this one, Mister Vickers. I don’t have one to care about. But I do care about the thousands of young people I have taught for the last 35 years, investing my time and talent at the expense of greater income simply because I have a genuine interest in the welfare of our nation’s youth. I am not alone. Of our nation’s almost four million teachers, roughly two-thirds are registered Democrats — and I feel safe in saying probably 99 percent of us who toil in the classroom on a daily basis are not earning six-figure incomes. Obviously, your generalization of labeling Democrats in such stereotypes is — I need to borrow it again — stupid. He brought up the recent sit-

uation in Baltimore. This is a situation close to my heart. Baltimore is where I lived the first 20 years of my life. What your comments about recent events in my hometown fail to grasp and understand are the complex social and economic dynamics that have plunged the city and its people into such dire straits. There is plenty of blame to go on both sides of the issue, and a fair-minded individual, while not agreeing, can understand why Black America remains guarded and vigilant about how it is treated. TOM O’HARE Sumter

LETTER TO THE EDITOR DON’T PAINT ALL DEMOCRATS AS STUPID INDIVIDUALS Like most people I don’t like being called stupid. Who does? But in the Aug. 3 edition of The Sumter Item, Dennis E. Vickers called me stupid. Not just me, but any and everyone who will vote for Hillary this November. But after reading Mister Vickers’ entire letter, I realized it was — if I may borrow a word from him — stupid. Mister Vickers tried to paint Democrats as unpatriotic and anti-American because of a lack of flags at the DNC Convention. This is a complete myth that was perpetrated by an internet post that some people immediately believed to be true, without considering the source or doing a little research to verify the accuracy. To believe something posted online or on Facebook as the

Editor’s note: Because this letter exceeded the 350-word length as stated in our Editorial Page Policies which appears regularly on this page, it can be read in its entirety under Opinion on The Sumter Item’s website, www.theitem. com.

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AROUND TOWN The Lincoln High School Pres- 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, at the Thunderguards clubervation Alumni Association Lincoln High Alumni to hold fundhouse, 104 E. Bee St. Free will sponsor an indoor / outraiser event. For information, call door yard sale and breakfast DuckTape at (803) 651-0482, fundraiser 7 a.m.-noon on Brascoe at (803) 622-4685 Saturday, Aug. 6, Council Street. Furniture and a vari- or WildChild at (803) 9838715. ety of items will be sold. Breakfast will be served in American Legion Post 202 will the cafeteria. Cost is $7 per meet at 6:30 p.m. on Monperson. Dine in or take out. day, Aug. 15, at 310 PalmetCall James L. Green at (803) to St. Dinner will be served 968-4173. and the meeting will immediately follow dinner. All Broken Wings, an eight-week members invited. American grief support group hosted by Amedisys Hospice Care, Legion Post 202 is a veterwill be held from 10 a.m. to an organization serving the community. For informanoon each Saturday from tion, call (803) 773-4811 or Aug. 6 through Sept. 24. Lamon O’Neal at (803) 840Meetings will be held at 5239. the Amedisys Hospice office, 198 E. Wesmark Blvd., Maxie Branch Hunt and EduSuite 2, (803) 774-4036. No cation Club Inc. will sponsor a charge. Open to the public. free tree stand safety workshop for all licensed huntThe Sumter County Prevention Team will sponsor a “Par- ers at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 19, at 4900 Live Oak ents Accessing Resources 4 Road, Dalzell. Call (803) Kids” (PARK) event from 10 669-5475 to register. a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 6, at Sumter High The Sumter SPCA Dog Days of School, 2580 McCrays Mill Summer Beach Bash will be Road. The purpose of this held 7-11 p.m. on Saturday, awareness event is to proAug. 27, at the Elaine D. vide information on availKorn Memorial Center, 1100 able community resources S. Guignard Drive. Music to parents of youth ages will be provided by The 0-18 years old in Sumter Footnotes. Enjoy dancing to County. the oldies and light hors d’oeuvres. Cost is $25 per The Campbell Soup friends person (must be 21 years lunch group will meet at or older) and all proceeds 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, benefit the SPCA. Call (803) Aug. 6, at Golden Corral. 773-9292. The Sumter Police Department’s Annual Back-to-School Sumter High School Class of 1976 will celebrate their Bash will be held 9 a.m.noon on Tuesday, Aug. 9, at 40th class reunion FridaySunday, Sept. 2-4, as folCrosswell Park. There will lows: 7-10 a.m. Friday, meet be food, balloon artists, face painting, free haircuts, and greet at Sumter Art Gallery; 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturwater park and music. All children must be accompa- day, blue and gold gala at nied by a responsible adult the Lincoln High School gym; and 8-10 a.m. Sunday, 18 years of age or older. worship service at Golden The Sumter Chapter of the Corral. Call Ruthie Dow National Federation of the Prince at (803) 406-8874, Blind of South Carolina will Benita Duncan at (803) 840meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, 4118, Louella Nelson McGee Aug. 9, at Shiloh-Randolph Manor, 125 W. Bartlette St., at (803) 840-1748 or Marcia Bethue China at (803) 236Sumter, SC 29150. Chief Rose, of the Sumter County 3284. The Sumter Combat Veterans Fire Department, will Group will hold a golf tournaspeak. Transportation proment on Saturday, Sept. 17, vided within the coverage at Crystal Lakes Golf area. Contact Debra Canty, Course, 1305 Clara Louise chapter president, at (803) Kellogg Drive. There will be 775-5792 or debra.canty@ frontier.com. Donations are a 9 a.m. shotgun start. Registration fee is $50 per golfwelcome and can be er limited to the first 20 mailed to NFB Sumter Chapter, P.O. Box 641, Sum- teams. Fee includes contiter, SC 29151. Google Debra nental breakfast, lunch, souvenirs, cart, green fees, Canty’s story on YouTube. refreshments during play The Sumter Branch NAACP and door prizes. Team forwill host “A Conversation on mat will be Captain’s Community Policing” from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. Choice Four-Person Team. Call Earnest Roland at (803) 11, at the North HOPE Cen840-0935 or Johnny Goodley ter, 904 N. Main St. at (803) 236-0488. Summer Movies at the Sumter Edmunds High School Class of Opera House, 21 N. Main St., 1966 will hold its 50th rewill feature “The Hunger union on Saturday, Sept. 24, Games: The Mockingjay at the Sumter County MuPart 2” at 7 p.m. on Friday, seum. Cost is $30 for sinAug. 12. Admission is $1. gles, $60 for couples. Kent Water and popcorn will be Mims and Coty Cuttino are available for purchase for $1 each. Call (803) 436-2500. organizing a golf outing for the afternoon of Friday, The Thunderguards of Sumter Sept. 23. Call Myra Moore will hold its annual back-toWilt at (803) 491-4624. school bash from 11 a.m. to

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WEATHER

AccuWeather® ﬁve-day forecast for Sumter TODAY

TONIGHT

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Variable clouds with a t-storm

A thunderstorm in spots early

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A shower and t-storm around

ARIES (March 21-April 19): Problems EUGENIA LAST with peers will develop if someone doesn’t pull his or her weight. Make sure you do what’s expected of you. Getting along with others and being a team player will improve your reputation and position you for a brighter future. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on professional goals. Learn from those one step ahead of you, and do your best to keep up. An unexpected promotion to a better position is possible if you network and take on more responsibility without being asked. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Tempers will surface if you try to get others to do things for you. Try using an unusual method to bring in more money. Put more effort into showing how much you care and less into talking about it. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Look at life from a new perspective and you will find a way to solve any problems you face. A short jaunt to visit someone important to you could make a positive impact on your attitude and your future. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): False information will result in a loss. Keep your money in a safe place. Don’t let anyone pressure you into a deal that sounds too good to be true. Focus on personal changes through physical activity. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your sensitivity toward others will help you understand what you are up against. You can’t change the world, but you can make a difference to those you love. Do whatever it takes to stabilize an

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Clouds and sun with A t-storm around in a t-storm the p.m.

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TODAY’S SOUTH CAROLINA WEATHER

Gaﬀney 85/71 Spartanburg 86/71

Greenville 84/70

Columbia 89/73

Temperatures shown on map are today’s highs and tonight’s lows.

Sumter 87/73

IN THE MOUNTAINS Aiken 88/72

ON THE COAST

Charleston 88/76

Today: A storm, except heavy storms in southern parts. High 86 to 90. Saturday: A stray storm, except a storm or two in southern parts. High 87 to 92.

SUMTER THROUGH 4 P.M. YESTERDAY

Temperature High Low Normal high Normal low Record high Record low

88° 75° 90° 69° 101° in 1954 59° in 1985

Precipitation 24 hrs ending 4 p.m. yest. Month to date Normal month to date Year to date Last year to date Normal year to date

NATIONAL CITIES City Atlanta Chicago Dallas Detroit Houston Los Angeles New Orleans New York Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix San Francisco Wash., DC

Today Hi/Lo/W 91/74/t 84/64/t 101/81/pc 90/66/pc 95/77/pc 83/65/pc 92/80/t 83/72/s 90/75/t 86/73/s 102/85/s 70/55/pc 86/75/pc

LAKE LEVELS Full pool 360 76.8 75.5 100

Lake Murray Marion Moultrie Wateree

SUN AND MOON 7 a.m. yest. 356.19 74.56 74.48 97.33

24-hr chg +0.01 -0.01 -0.03 -0.16

RIVER STAGES 0.02" 0.11" 0.79" 30.36" 24.15" 29.26"

Sat. Hi/Lo/W 92/73/t 82/64/s 101/81/s 84/65/s 98/77/pc 81/65/pc 93/81/t 88/70/t 90/76/t 90/71/t 106/85/s 68/56/pc 92/72/t

Myrtle Beach 88/75

Manning 87/74

Today: A thunderstorm. Winds east-northeast 3-6 mph. Saturday: Warm with a thunderstorm in spots. Winds southwest 3-6 mph.

LOCAL ALMANAC

Florence 86/73

Bishopville 86/73

River Black River Congaree River Lynches River Saluda River Up. Santee River Wateree River

Flood 7 a.m. stage yest. 12 4.09 19 3.82 14 2.38 14 1.77 80 75.67 24 6.74

24-hr chg -0.39 +0.34 +0.16 +0.01 +0.13 -1.73

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Today Hi/Lo/W 81/66/t 91/72/t 90/72/t 90/76/t 87/76/pc 88/76/t 86/72/t 90/73/t 89/73/t 85/73/t 86/74/pc 87/74/t 85/73/t

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City Florence Gainesville Gastonia Goldsboro Goose Creek Greensboro Greenville Hickory Hilton Head Jacksonville, FL La Grange Macon Marietta

Today Hi/Lo/W 86/73/t 85/72/t 85/71/t 88/73/t 88/75/t 83/71/t 84/70/t 81/70/t 88/78/t 87/73/t 95/74/t 91/73/t 90/72/t

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City Marion Mt. Pleasant Myrtle Beach Orangeburg Port Royal Raleigh Rock Hill Rockingham Savannah Spartanburg Summerville Wilmington Winston-Salem

Today Hi/Lo/W 82/68/t 88/77/t 88/75/t 88/74/t 89/77/t 84/73/t 86/72/t 85/73/t 91/74/t 86/71/t 87/75/t 88/76/t 81/71/t

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SUMTER SPCA DOG OF THE WEEK Manny, a neutered and housebroken 1-year-old fawn-andwhite Weimaraner mix, is available for adoption at the Sumter SPCA. He is great with chilManny is great dren,with otherchildren dogs and even cats. Manny is active, playful, gentle and friendly. He would make any family a super new buddy! The Sumter SPCA is located at 1140 S. Guignard Drive, (803) 773-9292, and is open 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day except Wednesday and Sunday. Visit the website at www.sumterscspca.com.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Consider what you want to see happen. Make a list, negotiate a contract and put your plans into play. Don’t allow the changes going on around you to throw you off track. Romance is encouraged. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Strive to bring about positive changes regarding important relationships. An idea you have considered in the past will have a much better shot at success if launched now. Seize the moment and make an effort to advance. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Keep moving. Don’t let unfinished business slow you down. Organization will be necessary to fulfill your responsibilities. Stick to the truth and head for the finish line. Avoid emotional arguments with someone you love.

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High school football

Preparation time With the start of the 2016 season quickly closing in, local teams begin scrimmage schedules

Clemson football

Tigers enter season at No. 2

Coaches poll has Alabama on top From staff reports

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Crestwood’s Tiric Gadson (5) and the rest of the Knights will travel to Columbia on Saturday morning for a 9 a.m. scrimmage against Ridge View. Most of the local schools begin their scrimmage schedules this weekend in preparation of the upcoming football season.

By DENNIS BRUNSON dennis@theitem.com The preparation for the 2016 high school football season kicks into high gear this weekend as local teams begin their scrimmage/jamboree schedules.

Sumter, Crestwood, Lakewood and Manning will all have their first scrimmages on Saturday, while Wilson Hall, Scott’s Branch and Lee Central play their first scrimmages today. Wilson Hall goes to Darlington today at 9 a.m. to

scrimmage against TrinityByrnes and Williamsburg. Lee Central will be traveling to Summerton to scrimmage against Scott’s Branch and Hunter-Kinard-Tyler beginning at 6 p.m. Sumter, Crestwood and Lakewood will all take to the

road on Saturday while Manning will be at home. The Gamecocks will be going to North Charleston to scrimmage against defending 4A Division I state champion Fort Dorchester

CLEMSON — Clemson will start the 2016 college football season the way it finished the ‘15 season — second to Alabama — at least in the eyes of college coaches. The Tigers, who lost to Alabama in the national title game, are ranked second to the Swinney Crimson Tide, in the preseason Amway Coaches Poll released on Thursday. It’s the highest preseason ranking in Clemson history in either of the major polls. Clemson was fourth in the preseason poll by the Coaches and The Associated Press in 1988, and fourth by The Associated Press in 1984. It’s also the fifth straight year Clemson has been ranked in the preseason Amway Coaches Poll. “Well, we have done a good job of finishing higher in the final poll compared to our preseason ranking in recent years. “If we do that this year I guess we will have had a pretty good season,” said Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney with a smile. Clemson was 14th by the coaches in the preseason of ‘12 and finished ninth, eighth in the preseason for ‘13 and finished seventh, 16th in the

See Poll, Page B3

Olympics

See Football, Page B5

USC football

Gamecocks facing QB questions again Rio Games

an acid test for appeal in grim world

By PETE IACOBELLI The Associated Press COLUMBIA — It’s the prime question of football at any level and one South Carolina coach Will Muschamp has wrestled with since taking the job last December: Who’s the quarterback? Long gone are the days when the Gamecocks could count on a Connor Shaw or Dylan Thompson to win the position and hold onto it for a year or more. Now, things are jumbled enough that Muschamp has said no one should be surprised if he uses up to three quarterbacks this year. “I think, at the end of the day, whether we play one or two or three, we’re going to do what we need to do to be successful,” Muschamp said this week. South Carolina has had its most success when one player grabs the position and doesn’t let it go. Shaw, whom Steve Spurrier has praised as the best quarterback in school history, took over for good early in the 2011 season and finished with a 27-5 mark as a starter. No surprise that the Gamecocks had their best record with Shaw in control, going 11-2 for three straight seasons between 2011-13. Shaw’s patient backup, Thompson, moved behind center in 2014 and, while South Carolina did not have as good a showing, it finished 7-6 for a seventh straight winning season.

By JOHN LEICESTER The Associated Press

The Associated Press

South Carolina quarterback Perry Orth (10) is in a battle for the starting job after seeing See QB, Page B3 most of the action behind center in 2015.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Even if only for two weeks, can “Faster-Higher-Stronger” overpower deadlier, scarier and bloodier? Can the Olympic Games still offer the world momentary levity, distract from terror, shootings, poverty and other worries in globally grim times? If not, what use is the multibillion-dollar celebration of youthful endeavor and mostly niche sports? Through no fault of their own, the athletes who will march in massed, joyful ranks behind their nations’ flags in Friday night’s opening ceremony for the first Olympic Games in South America shoulder expectations beyond their own ambitions for gold, silver, bronze and personal bests.

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Danica Patrick is grateful and humbled for the popularity and platform she’s gained during her time driving in NASCAR. She just wishes she had the success to go along with it as she is still looking for her first career victory.

Patrick not happy with Cup showing By PETE IACOBELLI The Associated Press

some for herself. Patrick had success in open wheel racing, winning DARLINGTON — Danica the Indy Japan 300 in 2008. Patrick is grateful and hum- She jumped to NASCAR and bled by the popularity and the new Stewart-Haas proplatform she has had over gram after 2010, cutting her four seasons of Sprint Cup teeth in the Xfinity Series racing. She desperately with a few tries in Sprint wishes for success to go Cup before making the fullwith it. time jump in 2013. Patrick expressed frustraBut things haven’t always tion this week at her inabili- gone well for the ultra-comty so far to become a consis- petitive Patrick. tent top-15 finisher. She had a career-best fin“I feel a certain amount of ish of sixth in 2014 in Atlanresponsibility slash guilt ta, but has not qualified for when things don’t go betNASCAR’s season-ending ter,” Patrick said. “It’s alplayoffs or ended better than ways fun to cheer when 24th in the driver standings. someone is doing well. Patrick sits 24th again this There are times I don’t feel season without a top 10-finlike I’m delivering that. ish with five races left before “I want to give them some- the championship Chase. thing to cheer for,” she said. “We’re in that phase now The hard-driving Patrick where we’re finishing 20th remains one of the series’ every weekend and I wish I most popular and marketwere delivering more,” she able figures. When Go said. Daddy ended its sponsorTeam owner Tony Stewart ship of Patrick’s Stewarttold Patrick when she joined Haas Racing car, Nature’s NASCAR it would take lonBakery quickly took over as ger than she thought to get primary backer this season. up to speed. Patrick enjoys seeing young Is she getting close? girls at races in her T-shirts “I mean, somedays yes and understands she has and somedays you are like, probably convinced plenty ‘What happened?”’ said of dads it’s okay to let their Stewart, a three-time series daughters dream and purchampion who is retiring sue racing glory. after the season. “But you Now, after almost four look at my career. I was on seasons of mostly middle-of- top and won a championthe-pack finishes, she wants ship in 2011 and I couldn’t

even find the gate to get out of the racetrack in the years after that. So many things can change and it’s just not as easy as everybody thinks.” Patrick was in Darlington on Tuesday to show off her culinary skills — she helped prepare lunch at South of Pearl restaurant, complete with a black Darlington apron — and stuff back-toschool backpacks with supplies for area children. Patrick has her outside interests. She’s launching an activewear clothing line next year — “It started because of merchandise sales at NASCAR, drivers make so little money off merchandise sales,” she says — and hopes to publish a cookbook of her favorite recipes. She detailed a domestic side, of how she’ll wake up first at racetracks to make breakfast for herself, then her dogs, then boyfriend-driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. “It’s fun for me,” she said. Patrick, 34, has thought about a family and what it might mean for her career. She has seen her friends have children and wondered about it herself. “Of course, I’m a girl,” Patrick said. “But it’s not anything in the urgent department yet.” But, she added, “I’m not married and I have a job.”

Stewart to drive ‘throwback’ car at his final Southern 500 By STEVE REED The Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Tony Stewart is hoping that going old school will change his luck at Darlington Raceway for his final Southern 500. Stewart announced Wednesday that his No. 14 Coca-Cola Chevrolet will feature a paint scheme that replicates one on the car Bobby Allison drove to wins at the 1971 and 1972 Southern 500s. Stewart is a three-time NASCAR champion who has won 49 races, but none at Darlington. It is one of only two venues where Stewart is winless in NASCAR’s top division. He is hoping that replicating Allison’s paint scheme changes all of that. His best finish at Darlington is third place. “This is one race that it is a crown jewel that I haven’t got yet,” Stewart said. “This is my chance to cross one off my list.” Stewart’s throwback look will feature the old Coca-

7 a.m. – Professional Golf: European PGA Tour Paul Lawrie Match Play Round-of-32 Matches from East Lothian, Scotland (GOLF). 10 a.m. – NASCAR Racing: XFINITY Series Zippo 200 Practice from Watkins Glen, N.Y. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 11 a.m. – Professional Golf: European PGA Tour Paul Lawrie Match Play Round-of-32 Matches from East Lothian, Scotland (GOLF). 12:30 p.m. – Senior PGA Golf: Champions Tour 3M Championship First Round from Blaine, Minn. (GOLF). 12:30 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Series Cheez-It 355 at The Glen Practice from Watkins Glen, N.Y. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 2 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: K&N Pro Series (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 3 p.m. – Women’s Amateur Golf: U.S. Women’s Amateur Quarterfinal Matches from Springfield, Pa. (FOX SPORTS 1). 3 p.m. – PGA Golf: Travelers Championship Second Round from Cromwell, Conn. (GOLF). 3 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Series Dheez-It 355 at The Glen Practice from Watkins Glen, N.Y. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 4:30 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: XFINITY Series Zippo 200 Pole Qualifying from Watkins Glen, N.Y. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 5 p.m. – Youth Baseball: Cal Ripken World Series U.S. Championship Game from Aberdeen, Md. (FOX SPORTS 2). 6:05 p.m. – Talk Show: Sports Talk (WDXY-FM 105.9, WDXY-AM 1240). 7 p.m. – Major League Baseball: San Francisco at Washington or Cleveland at New York Yankees (MLB NETWORK). 7:30 p.m. – Youth Baseball: Cal Ripken World Series International Championship Game from Aberdeen, Md. (FOX SPORTS 2). 8 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Atlanta at St. Louis (FOX SPORTSOUTH, WPUB-FM 102.7). 9 p.m. – Professional Boxing: David Benavidez vs. Denis Douglin in a Light Heavyweight Bout from Philadelphia (ESPN). 11 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Chicago Cubs at Oakland or Boston at Los Angeles Dodgers (Joined In Progress) (MLB NETWORK). 11 p.m. – Major League Soccer: New York City at San Jose (UNIVISION).

MLB standings By The Associated Press

AMERICAN League East Division Baltimore Toronto Boston New York Tampa Bay Central Division Cleveland Detroit Chicago Kansas City Minnesota West Division Texas Houston Seattle Los Angeles Oakland

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Wednesday’s Games

Baltimore 3, Texas 2 N.Y. Yankees 9, N.Y. Mets 5 Minnesota 13, Cleveland 5 Detroit 2, Chicago White Sox 1 Tampa Bay 12, Kansas City 0 Toronto 3, Houston 1 L.A. Angels 8, Oakland 6 Seattle 3, Boston 1

Thursday’s Games

Cleveland 9, Minnesota 2 Tampa Bay 3, Kansas City 2 Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 3 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m.

Friday’s Games

Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at Chi. White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m.

Saturday’s Games

Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 4:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Baltimore at Chi. White Sox, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m.

National League East Division Washington Miami New York Philadelphia Atlanta Central Division Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati West Division San Francisco Los Angeles Colorado San Diego Arizona

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Wednesday’s Games

Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 4 San Diego 12, Milwaukee 3 Washington 8, Arizona 3 N.Y. Yankees 9, N.Y. Mets 5 Philadelphia 5, San Francisco 4, 12 inn. Atlanta 8, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 4 Colorado 12, L.A. Dodgers 2

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Thursday’s Games

Tony Stewart (14) drives through the first turn during the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 24. Stewart will get a throwback paint scheme for the Southern 500, his final race at Darlington.

Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 0 San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 2, 10 inn. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m.

Cola tagline of that era “The Real Thing” emblazoned on the car, along with gold wheels and cubic-inch displacement boast on the hood. Stewart said he loves the paint scheme. Stewart said during a press conference at the NASCAR Hall of Fame that he is proud and honored to drive a car that replicates

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Miami at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:40 p.m.

Allison’s paint scheme. “You want one that you are really passionate about,” Stewart said. “This is a paint scheme I am passionate about. When I show up at the track I’m going to be excited about driving this one.” Stewart plans to retire following the season finale Nov. 20 at Homestead-Miami.

WNBA standings By The Associated Press

Friday’s Games

Saturday’s Games

Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 4:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. San Fran. at Washington, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Miami at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Diego, 8:40 p.m.

EASTERN CONFERENCE

New York Atlanta Indiana Chicago Washington Connecticut

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WESTERN CONFERENCE

W L Pct GB x-Los Angeles 21 3 .875 — x-Minnesota 21 4 .840 ½ Phoenix 10 14 .417 11 Seattle 9 15 .375 12 Dallas 9 16 .360 12½ San Antonio 5 18 .217 15½ x-clinched a playoff spot Olympic break: Play resumes Aug. 26

Golf By The Associated Press PGA-Travelers Championship Par Scores Thursday At TPC River Highlands Cromwell, Conn. Purse: $6.6 million Yardage: 6,841; Par: 70 (35-35) First Round Vaughn Taylor Andrew Loupe Jerry Kelly Ben Martin Marc Leishman Jon Rahm Daniel Berger Carlos Ortiz Steve Marino Rory Sabbatini Russell Knox David Toms Brooks Koepka Vijay Singh Keegan Bradley Rob Oppenheim Hudson Swafford Tyrone Van Aswegen Gary Woodland Zach Johnson Bubba Watson Robert Garrigus Jamie Lovemark Jason Gore Daniel Summerhays Nick Taylor Stuart Appleby Russell Henley Louis Oosthuizen Bud Cauley Patrick Rodgers Chad Campbell Martin Laird Ricky Barnes Soren Kjeldsen Scott Brown Alex Cejka Hunter Mahan James Hahn Justin Thomas Paul Casey Lucas Lee Derek Ernst Scott Pinckney Wes Roach Abraham Ancer Kyle Reifers Freddie Jacobson Michael Kim Matt Jones Justin Leonard Ted Potter, Jr. Greg Chalmers Will MacKenzie Jon Curran Si Woo Kim Bryce Molder Erik Compton Jordan Niebrugge Cameron Smith Cameron Percy Shane Lowry John Senden Charley Hoffman Seung-Yul Noh Retief Goosen Tony Finau Matt Kuchar Jonas Blixt Luke Guthrie Rod Pampling Spencer Levin Greg Owen Chez Reavie Zac Blair Sung Kang Billy Hurley III Brian Stuard Angel Cabrera Peter Malnati Adam Hadwin Tim Wilkinson Brendan Steele Jason Kokrak Andres Gonzales Ryan Moore Padraig Harrington Patrick Reed Brian Harman Webb Simpson Mark Wilson Chris Stroud Andrew Landry Francesco Molinari Morgan Hoffmann Ben Crane Scott Stallings Brian Gay J.J. Henry Kevin Streelman Dawie van der Walt Hiroshi Iwata Tyler Aldridge Tim Petrovic Shawn Stefani Blayne Barber Branden Grace Luke Donald Colt Knost Henrik Norlander Thomas Aiken Tyrrell Hatton Boo Weekley Brendon de Jonge Bronson Burgoon Ernie Els Brett Stegmaier Robert Allenby Steve Wheatcroft Derek Gillespie Bryson DeChambeau John Huh Chad Collins Chesson Hadley Geoff Ogilvy Brendon Todd Robby Shelton D.H. Lee Troy Merritt Steven Bowditch Sam Saunders Aaron Baddeley Kevin Chappell Jim Furyk Ken Duke Dicky Pride Sean O’Hair Derek Fathauer Luke List Miguel Angel Carballo Smylie Kaufman Whee Kim Martin Piller Kelly Kraft Adam Rainaud Michael Thompson Darron Stiles Jamie Donaldson Johnson Wagner George McNeill Tom Hoge J.B. Holmes Kyle Stanley

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MLB — Suspended Kansas City DH Kendrys Morales one game and fined him an undisclosed amount for his actions following his ejection during an Aug. 2 game at Tampa Bay.

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Hartford favorite Kelly shares Travelers lead CROMWELL, Conn. — Jerry Kelly played off the emotion of what he considers a home crowd Thursday in the Travelers Championship, shooting a 6-under 64 for a share of the lead with Vaughn Taylor and Andrew Loupe. The 49-year-old Kelly played at the nearby University of Hartford. Headed to the PGA Tour Champions after this season, Kelly won the last of his three PGA Tour titles in 2009. Loupe and Taylor went out early, when relatively soft greens and little wind helped the scoring. The biggest galleries of the day showed up to watch U.S. Olympians Bubba Watson (67), Matt Kuchar (69) and Patrick Reed (70). They went out as a trio and were serenaded with chants of “USA! USA!”

Doping investigator blames chaos on WADA RIO DE JANEIRO — One of the lead investigators into the Russian doping crisis accused the World Anti-Doping Agency of contributing to the chaos ahead of the Olympics by not pushing for a probe into the country’s entire sports system at an earlier date. Jack Robertson, the chief investigator for the probe of

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From Page B1 preseason by the coaches for ‘14 and finished 15th, and 12th last year before finishing second. Clemson, Alabama, Oregon and Florida State are the only schools in the country to finish in the top 25 of both the Amway Coaches Poll and the Associated Press Poll each of the last five years. Clemson has now been ranked in 79 of the 83 Amway Coaches Poll since the beginning of the ‘11 season. Behind Alabama and Clemson are No. 3 Oklahoma and No 4 Florida State, teams Clemson defeated last year. Ohio State is fifth, Louisiana State is sixth, Stanford is No. 7, Michigan is eighth, Notre Dame is ninth and Tennessee is 10th. The Tigers completed their third day of practice on Thursday in preparation for their season opener at Auburn on Sept. 3. “It has been a good first three days,” said Swinney. “I feel good about where we are. This is a blue collar group. They have worked hard. We are working a lot of players (five quarterbacks on offense). This is the time of preseason practice when you

Russia’s track team, told Pro Publica that WADA president Craig Reedie “had to be literally pressured into every investigation.” Reedie responded by telling The Associated Press that Robertson, who left WADA under pressure in January, is “clearly a disaffected former employee.”

Appeals court upholds Peterson suspension MINNEAPOLIS — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s power to freely punish Adrian Peterson has prevailed, two seasons after the Minnesota running back became embroiled in a child-abuse case that heightened the dispute over league discipline. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that an NFL arbitrator acted within his rights by upholding Goodell’s six-game suspension of Peterson in 2014. That came under the personal conduct policy the league toughened up following a brutal act of caught-on-video domestic violence committed by Baltimore running back Ray Rice. The Associated Press

Amway Top 25 poll The preseason Amway Top 25 football coaches poll, with firstplace votes in parentheses, 2015 records, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th, and previous ranking: Rcd. Pts Pvs 1. Alabama (55) 14-1 1585 1 2. Clemson (7) 14-1 1524 2 3. Oklahoma 11-2 1398 5 4. Fla. State (1) 10-3 1351 14 5. Ohio State 12-1 1321 4 6. LSU 9-3 1241 17 7. Stanford 12-2 1149 3 8. Michigan 10-3 1062 11 9. Notre Dame 10-3 1034 12 10. Tennessee (1) 9-4 960 23 11. Mich. State 12-2 901 6 12. Mississippi 10-3 792 9 13. Houston 13-1 668 8 14. TCU 11-2 649 7 15. Iowa 12-2 579 10 16. Georgia 10-3 525 24 17. Southern Cal 8-6 468 NR 18. Washington 7-6 454 NR 19. Okla. State 10-3 426 19 20. North Carolina 11-3 422 15 21. Baylor 10-3 383 13 22. Oregon 9-4 361 20 23. Louisville 8-5 331 NR 24. UCLA 8-5 296 NR 25. Florida 10-4 245 25 Others receiving votes: Miami (Fla.) 120; Wisconsin 82; Boise State 73; Utah 73; Washington State 47; Texas A&M 37; Arkansas 34; Texas 34; Northwestern 31; Navy 30; Mississippi State 19; San Diego State 18; Auburn 17; Nebraska 17; Western Kentucky 11; Pittsburgh 8; Brigham Young 6; Appalachian State 4; Duke 3; Arizona 2; Marshall 2; South Florida 2; Toledo 2; Indiana 1; Memphis 1; Northern Illinois 1.

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New York Met Jay Bruce watches his fifth-inning, 3-run home run off of New York Yankees starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi on Thursday in New York. The Mets won 4-1.

Bruce shot leads Colon, Mets over Yankees 4-1 NEW YORK — Jay Bruce launched a three-run homer for his first hit since being traded, Bartolo Colon took a shutout into the seventh inning and the New York Mets beat the Yankees 4-1 Thursday night for a split of the Subway Series. After each team won once at Citi Field earlier this week, the Mets took the wrapup of the two-game set at Yankee Stadium. Reds 7

Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Thursday for just their fifth win in 14 games since the AllStar break. Matt Moore made his first start for the NL West leader following his acquisition Monday from Tampa Bay. He allowed two runs and three hits in six innings.

dians were outscored 35-16 by the last-place Twins in the first three games. White Sox 6 Tigers 3

DETROIT —Jose Abreu and Avisail Garcia homered in a five-run second inning, and the Chicago White Sox chased Jordan Zimmermann early in his return from the disabled list, snapping Detroit’s eightgame winning streak with a 6-3 victory over the Tigers on Thursday. Zimmermann (9-5) allowed six runs and six hits in 12/3 innings. Rangers 5

Rays 3 Royals 2

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Brad Miller hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning Cardinals 0 and the Tampa Bay Rays beat CINCINNATI — Brandon the Kansas City Royals 3-2 on Phillips had three hits and Thursday. left-hander Brandon Finnegan Miller connected on his allowed one hit in six innings 19th homer off Joakim Soria on Thursday, leading the Cin- (4-5), who gave up three of the cinnati Reds to a 7-0 victory Rays’ overall four hits during and a rare series win over the his one inning. St. Louis Cardinals. Indians 9 The Reds took two of three, Twins 2 giving them only their fifth CLEVELAND — Carlos series win in the last 23 beSantana hit a three-run tween the NL Central rivals. homer, Francisco Lindor Giants 3 added a two-run shot and the Phillies 2 Cleveland Indians salvaged PHILADELPHIA — Denard the finale of a four-game seSpan homered leading off the ries with Minnesota 9-2 on 10th inning, and the San Thursday. Francisco Giants beat the The AL Central-leading In-

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BALTIMORE — Jonathan Lucroy hit his first homer with Texas, Ian Desmond drove in two runs and the Rangers beat Wade Miley and the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 Thursday night to avoid a three-game sweep. Texas received contributions from all three players it acquired before Monday’s non-waiver trade deadline. The Associated Press

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Ohio State No. 1 of all No. 1 schools By RALPH D. RUSSO The Associated Press In the history of college football, only 44 schools have been able to make the claim “We’re No. 1” and have The Associated Press poll back up the boast. That means just 15 percent of the 296 schools listed as having played major college football at some point by sports-reference.com have ever held the No. 1 ranking for at least one poll. Of those 44 schools, only 21 have been No. 1 in 10 or more polls. The first No. 1 was Minnesota in 1936. The most recent school to make the list was Mississippi State in 2014. For the first time, AP has ranked the No. 1s by the number of times a program has held the top spot. Ohio State leads the way with 105 times. There have been a handful of ties at No. 1 over 80 seasons and each team in that situation received one-half point. For fun, AP College Football Writer Ralph D. Russo picked the best of each school’s teams to hold the No. 1 ranking. There were some tough calls, so to determine the No. 1 team of the No. 1s, Russo used the following criteria: —Championship teams were given preference. —Time spent at No. 1 during a single season was considered and late-season polls were given greater consideration. —A metric called simple rating system found at sports-reference.com was referenced to give some perspective on dominance relative to a team’s era. The game and its players have changed so much over the decades that there is no way to truly compare, say, the 1958 LSU team with the 2007 national champion Tigers. —Some feedback from reporters and sports information directors who have covered a school for decades was used.

No. 1 Ohio State (105 times)

Championships: Five (1942, 1954, 1968, 2002, 2014). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 1, 2015. Longest run at No. 1: 15 straight polls, 2006 preseason-Dec. 3, 2006. Best decade: 1970s, 32 times at No. 1. Best No. 1 team: 1968. Russo’s reasoning: The recent Buckeyes championships include one of the great title-game upsets in college football history (2002) and a team (2014) that produced maybe the most bountiful NFL draft class ever. But the best Buckeyes team is a choice between coach Woody Hayes’ first national champion (1954) and his second (1968). Hayes himself called the ‘68 team with Jack Tatum and Rex Kern one of the best in college football history, so that’s good enough for me. Those Buckeyes shut out then-No. 1 Purdue 13-0 early in the season, thumped No. 1 Michigan 50-14 and beat No. 2 USC 27-16 in the Rose Bowl.

No. 2 Oklahoma (100½)

Championships: Seven (1950, 1955, 1956, 1974, 1975, 1985, 2000). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Sept. 18, 2011. Longest run at No. 1: 15 straight polls, 2003 preseason-Nov. 30, 2003. Best decade: 1950s, 26 times. Best No. 1 team: 1974. Russo’s reasoning: Bud, Barry or Bob? The three coaches who have led the Sooners to national titles all had teams that can make a case for best in OU history. Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners won a record 47 straight games in the ‘50s. Bob Stoops’ 2000 champions went unbeaten through the Big 12 at its best. Still, the Barry Switzer era produced the best of the best Oklahoma teams in 1974 with a squad NCAA sanctions kept off TV and out of the postseason. That wasn’t a problem for AP voters, who never had Lee Roy Selmon, Joe Washington and the ‘74 Sooners ranked lower than No. 3.

No. 3 Notre Dame (98)

Championships: Eight (1943, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1966, 1973, 1977, 1988). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 18, 2012. Longest run at No. 1: 11 straight polls, Oct. 17, 1966-Sept. 25, 1967. Best decade: 1940s, 30 times. Best No. 1 team: 1947. Russo’s reasoning: College football wasn’t quite as deep in the 1940s when coach Frank Leahy won four of Notre Dame’s eight national titles, but he did have monster teams. From 1946-49, the Fighting Irish were never ranked worse than No. 3 — and that was for one week in 1946. Otherwise, it was either No. 1 or 2 for Notre Dame. Which team was best?

Longest run at No. 1: Six straight polls, Nov. 9, 1998-1998 final. Best decade: 1950s, eight times. Best No. 1 team: 1951. Russo’s reasoning: The ‘51 Volunteers would seem to be the obvious choice. Under coach Robert Neyland, the Vols were never ranked lower than No. 3 and were No. 1 six times. Led by Heisman runner-up Hank Lauricella and future Hall of Famer Doug Atkins, the Vols had five shutouts. One problem: The Vols lost the Sugar Bowl to Maryland, but because there were so few bowls the final poll was taken before they were played.

No. 18 Minnesota (17½ )

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Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy, left, congratulates Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson, whose team won the O’Donnell Memorial Trophy, emblematic of a national football championship in 1950. Oklahoma is No. 2 and Notre Dame No. 3 in the all time No. 1 schools. I’ll take the 1947 team with Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Lujack at quarterback and lineman Leon Hart, who would go on to win the Heisman in ‘49.

No. 4 So. California (90½)

Championships: Five (1962, 1967, 1972, 2003, 2004). Most recent No. 1 ranking: 2012 preseason. Longest run at No. 1: 33 straight polls (record), Dec. 7, 2003-Dec. 4, 2005. Best decade: 2000s, 45 times. Best No. 1 team: 1972. Russo’s reasoning: USC football’s golden ages during the AP poll era came under coaches John McKay and Pete Carroll. So it’s only fair that the competition for best Trojans team comes down to McKay’s (1972) or Carroll’s (2004). The ‘72 squad with Anthony Davis began the season No. 8, crushed No. 4 Arkansas on the road in its opener and was No. 1 for the rest of the season. The ‘04 Trojans of Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush is one of only two teams to go wireto-wire (preseason to final poll) as No. 1. Both had wipeout bowl victories, but ‘72 gets the nod for playing only one game decided by less than 17 points.

No. 5 Alabama (74)

Championships: 10 (1961, 1964, 1965, 1978, 1979, 1992, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015). Most recent No. 1 ranking: 2015 final. Longest run at No. 1: 15 straight polls, 2012 final-Oct. 24, 2013. Best decade: 2010s, 35 times. Best No. 1 team: 1961. Russo’s reasoning: Maybe the most amazing thing about Nick Saban’s run at Alabama is that none of his championship teams stands way above the rest. They are all sort of equally awesome. So for the best of the best we’ll look to Bear Bryant’s boys. Bryant was partial to 1961. That team went unbeaten behind linemen Billy Neighbors and Lee Roy Jordan and quarterback Pat Trammell. The Bear’s first championship team allowed only three touchdowns and had six shutouts.

No. 6 (tie) Florida State (72)

Championships: Three (1993, 1999, 2013). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 23, 2014. Longest run at No. 1: 17 straight polls, 1999 preseason-1999 final. Best decade: 1990s, 57 times. Best No. 1 team: 1999. Russo’s reasoning: All the Seminoles championship teams were led by quarterbacks (Charlie Ward, Chris Weinke and Jameis Winston) who won the Heisman. Weinke’s award came in 2000. All were loaded with future NFL talent. It was Bobby Bowden’s ‘99 team, though, that pulled off a poll feat that had never been done before by going wire-to-wire as No. 1 from the preseason to the final poll. A spectacular Sugar Bowl performance by Florida State’s Peter Warrick helped lock up the BCS championship against Michael Vick and Virginia Tech.

No. 6 (tie) Nebraska (72)

Championships: Four (1970, 1971, 1994, 1995). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 22, 2000. Longest run at No. 1: 15 straight polls, Sept. 13, 1971-1972 preseason. Best decade: 1990s, 23 times. Best No. 1 team: 1971. Russo’s reasoning: Coach Bob Devaney’s ‘71 Huskers and Tom Osborne’s ‘95 team are not only considered Nebraska’s best, but they both will get tossed into consideration for best of their respective decades. Both crushed bowl opponents to finish their seasons. The pick here is Johnny Rodgers and the ‘71 team, which

started the season at No. 2, jumped to No. 1 after an opening blowout, and never gave it up. Along the way Nebraska beat No. 2 Oklahoma 35-31 in a Game of the Century that lived up to the billing.

No. 8 Miami (67)

Championships: Five (1983, 1987, 1989, 1991, 2001). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Dec. 8, 2002. Longest run at No. 1: 21 straight polls, Oct. 14, 2001-Oct. 27, 2002. Best decade: 2000, 29 ½ times. Best No. 1 team: 2001. Russo’s reasoning: The second (though relatively brief ) incarnation of the Miami dynasty produced the program’s best team after three coaches won four championships from 1983-91. The 2001 ‘Canes’ roster reads like an NFL roster. Willis McGahee, Clinton Portis and Frank Gore all at running back. They were No. 1 in all but three polls that season (three times No. 2) and beat their opponents by 34 points per game under first-year coach Larry Coker.

No. 9 Texas (44.5)

Championships: Three (1963, 1969, 2005). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 26, 2008. Longest run at No. 1: Nine straight polls, Oct. 14, 1963-1963 final. Best decade: 1960s, 23 times. Best No. 1 team: 2005. Russo’s reasoning: All three championship teams finished unbeaten, and the ‘63 and ‘69 squads spent more time at No. 1 than Mack Brown’s ‘05 team. The last Longhorns’ national title team was No. 2 all season behind Southern California before keeping the Trojans from the first AP title three-peat. Extra credit to the ‘05 team for Vince Young’s Rose Bowl performance, maybe the greatest by an individual in college football history.

No. 10 Florida (41)

Championships: Three (1996, 2006, 2008). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 29, 2009. Longest run at No. 1: 10 straight polls, Sept. 23, 1996-Nov. 25, 1996. Best decade: 1990s, 21 times. Best No. 1 team: 1996. Russo’s reasoning: Steve Spurrier’s Gators or Urban Meyer’s Gators? Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel or Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow? Neither team finished unbeaten, but the ‘96 team was No. 1 most of the season before losing by three at No. 2 Florida State in November. The Gators then avenged that loss in the Sugar Bowl, 52-20.

No. 11 Michigan (34)

Championships: Two (1948, 1997). Most recent No. 1 ranking: 1997 final. Longest run at No. 1: Eight straight polls, Sept. 14, 1976-Nov. 2, 1976. Best decade: 1970s, 12 times. Best No. 1 team: 1948. Russo’s reasoning: The ‘48 team was a continuation of the dominant ‘47 team, which went 10-0 with a 49-0 victory against USC in the Rose Bowl. The final poll was taken before the bowl games back then, though a special post-bowl vote (no longer recognized by the AP or NCAA) gave Coach Fritz Crisler’s “Mad Magicians” the top spot. Crisler retired and handed the team to Bennie Oosterbaan in 1948. The Wolverines rolled to another unbeaten season that included five shutouts.

No. 12 LSU (30)

Championships: Two (1958, 2007). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Dec. 4, 2011. Longest run at No. 1: 14 straight polls,

Oct. 27, 1958-Nov. 2, 1959. Best decade: 1950s, 14 times. Best No. 1 team: 1958. Russo’s reasoning: The 2007 Tigers were talented and fortunate, becoming the first and only team to lose twice during the regular season and become AP national champions. So the ‘58 team is an easy choice as the best for LSU. Those Tigers had Billy Cannon (who won the Heisman in ‘59) and a defense nicknamed the Chinese Bandits that allowed more than seven points in only one game all season.

No. 13 Michigan State (29)

Championships: One (1952). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 10, 1966. Longest run at No. 1: Eight straight polls, Oct. 13, 1952-1952 final. Best decade: 1950s, 16 times. Best No. 1 team: 1952. Russo’s reasoning: Under coach Clarence “Biggie” Munn, the Spartans won a schoolrecord 28 straight games, a streak that started in 1950 and ended in 1953. The ‘51 Spartans went unbeaten but had to settle for No. 2 in the final AP poll behind Tennessee. The ‘52 Spartans, led by Don McAuliffe, Ellis Duckett and Paul Dekker, were No. 1 all but one week of the season.

No. 14 Army (27)

Championships: Two (1944, 1945). Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 20, 1958. Longest run at No. 1: 15 straight polls, Oct. 30, 1944-1945 final Best decade: 1940s, 22 times. Best No. 1 team: 1944. Russo’s reasoning: Both Army championship teams stand among the most dominant in college football history, but coach Red Blaik’s 1944 Black Knights get the nod. With two eventual Heisman Trophy winners (Doc Blanchard, ‘45 and Glenn Davis ‘46), Army outscored its opponents 504-35 and had four shutouts.

No. 15 Pittsburgh (21)

Championships: Two (1937, 1976). Most recent No. 1 ranking : Nov. 1, 1982. Longest run at No. 1: Four straight polls, twice (1937, 1981). Best decade: 1930s and 1980s, eight times. Best No. 1 team: 1976. Russo’s reasoning: Led by Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett, the Panthers went undefeated and were ranked in the top three most of the season. Coach Johnny Majors’ team jumped to No. 1 in early November and completed their championship season by beating Georgia 27-3 in the Sugar Bowl.

No. 16 Penn State (19)

Championships: Two (1982, 1986) Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 13, 1997. Longest run at No. 1: Five straight polls, Nov. 12, 1985-Dec. 10, 1985. Best decade: 1990s, eight times. Best No. 1 team: 1982. Russo’s reasoning: Joe Paterno had four teams that went unbeaten and didn’t finish No. 1 so an argument can be made the best Penn State team of all time was not one that won a national title. Maybe the 1994 team, which spent two weeks at No. 1 and finished No. 2 to Nebraska? Neither championship team reached No. 1 until the final poll. The ‘86 team went undefeated and upset Miami in the Fiesta Bowl, but the ‘82 team with quarterback Todd Blackledge and running back Curt Warner faced six ranked teams on the way to a title.

No. 17 Tennessee (18)

Championships: Two (1951, 1998) Most recent No. 1 ranking: 1998 final.

Championships: Four (1936, 1940, 1941, 1960) Most recent No. 1 ranking: 1960 final. Longest run at No. 1: Four straight polls, twice (1940, 1941). Best decade: 1940s, 10½. Best No. 1 team: 1941. Russo’s reasoning: Both the 1940 and ‘41 teams went unbeaten under coach Bernie Bierman, but the ‘41 team spent most of the season as the No. 1 team and was more dominant, outscoring opponents 186-38. Halfback Bruce Smith became the first — and still only — Heisman Trophy winner for the Golden Gophers.

No. 19 Georgia (15)

Championships: One (1980). Most recent No. 1 ranking: 2008 preseason. Longest run at No. 1: Six straight polls, Nov. 10, 1980-1980 final. Best decade: 1980s, 11 times. Best No. 1 team: 1980. Russo’s reasoning: Coach Vince Dooley’s team began the season ranked No. 16, but fabulous freshman Herschel Walker led the Bulldogs to an unbeaten season and the school’s only national championship. Georgia reached No. 1 late in the season and beat No. 7 Notre Dame 17-10 in the Sugar Bowl to seal the title.

No. 20 Washington (14½)

Championships: None. Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 3, 1992. Longest run at No. 1: Six straight polls, Sept. 13, 1982-Oct. 18, 1982. Best decade: 1980s, 10 times. Best No. 1 team: 1992. Russo’s reasoning: The funny thing about Washington is the best team in school history never was ranked better than No. 2 in the AP poll. The 1991 Huskies under Don James finished the season unbeaten and No. 2 behind Miami, but were crowned champions by the coaches’ poll. Much of that team came back in 1992 and spent the first nine weeks of the season at either No. 1 (five times) or two, before losing three of its last four games to ranked teams. It was a disappointing finish for a loaded team that included quarterback Mark Brunell and All-America tackle Lincoln Kennedy.

No. 21 Iowa (11)

Championships: None. Most recent No. 1 ranking: Oct. 29, 1985. Longest run at No. 1: Five straight polls, Oct. 1, 1985-Oct. 29, 1989. Best decade: 1960s, six times. Best No. 1 team: 1960. Russo’s reasoning: The 1985 Iowa team was No. 1 for five weeks and ranked in the top six all season before finishing No. 10, with Heisman runner-up Chuck Long at quarterback. But coach Hayden Fry’s best team has to get in line behind Forest Evashevski’s 1960 team that finished 8-1, losing only to national champion Minnesota, while beating six teams that were ranked when they played.

No. 22 Auburn (9)

Championships: Two (1957, 2010). Most recent No. 1 ranking: 2010 final. Longest run at No. 1: Three straight polls, Sept. 10, 1985-Sept. 24, 1985. Best decade: 1980s, four. Best No. 1 team: 2010. Russo’s reasoning: Both the 1957 and 2010 Auburn teams were only No. 1 in the final two AP polls of those seasons. It’s a close call. The ‘57 team allowed only four touchdowns all season, but Cam Newton’s ‘10 national title team went 14-0 against better competition, relatively speaking.

No. 23 Oregon (8)

Championships: None. Most recent No. 1 ranking: Nov. 11, 2012. Longest run at No. 1: Seven straight polls, Oct. 17, 2010-Nov. 28, 2010. Best decade: 2010s, eight times. Best No. 1 team: 2010. Russo’s reasoning: Marcus Mariota’s 2014 team never reached 1, so the ‘10 Ducks are the easy pick for best of the Chip Kelly/ Mark Helfrich era. Heisman finalist LaMichael James led the way for the fastpaced Ducks, who lost the BCS title game to Auburn on a last-play field goal.

Check Saturday’s edition of The Item for the other No. 1s.

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Trailblazing success leads Dungy to Hall of Fame By FRED GOODALL The Associated Press TAMPA, Fla. — Nine games into his bid to transform the bumbling Tampa Bay Buccaneers into championship contenders, the normally unflappable Tony Dungy reached a boiling point. A 1-8 record was discouraging, but Dungy hardly the only disheartening aspect of yet another slow start for a perennial last-place franchise that suffered through 13 consecutive losing seasons before the young coach’s arrival in 1996. The soft-spoken Dungy, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, recalled walking into his office after a third consecutive loss by six or fewer points on the road and learning one player failed to show up for an off-day appearance at an elementary school. Another was 45 minutes late for an autograph session. The Oakland Raiders were headed to town that week, but there was more pressing business at hand. “We go into our nine o’clock meeting, supposedly to introduce the game plan on the Raiders. I said: ‘Let me just show you something,’ and put the two notes on the overhead projector. This is what we’re dealing with,” Dungy said. “‘You want to know why we aren’t winning. This is why we aren’t winning.’ I said, we can give you game plans, we can do tackling drills, we can do all that, it’s not going to change until you guys get this figured out, and I don’t know how to do that because I’ve been doing it for three months,” the coach added. “I left, let the players talk about it. We ended up beating the Raiders in overtime.” Dungy’s even temperament and insistence on players doing things the “right way” not only helped him survive his only losing season to lead Tampa Bay to four playoff berths in six seasons, but also become the first AfricanAmerican to win a Super Bowl as a head coach during a stellar seven-year run with the Indianapolis Colts.

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LOCAL SCRIMMAGE/JAMBOREE SCHEDULE

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beginning at 9:30 a.m. Crestwood will go to Columbia for a 9 a.m. scrimmage against Ridge View, which is set to begin its second year under former Lakewood head coach Perry Parks. Lakewood will go to Lexington for a 6 p.m. scrimmage at River Bluff. Also participating in the 4-team scrimmage are Blythewood and A.C. Flora. Manning, which is preparing for its first season under the guidance of Keith West, will play host to Woodland at 9 a.m. Sumter, Crestwood, Lakewood and Manning will all have scrimmages on Tuesday before playing in the Sumter Sertoma Jamboree on Friday, Aug. 12, at Sumter Memorial Stadium. Wilson Hall will play host to a scrimmage on Tuesday with Williamsburg and Florence Christian.

SUMTER Saturday at Fort Dorchester, 9:30 a.m. Tuesday Hartsville, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 Sumter Sertoma Jamboree vs. Lake City, 8:15 p.m. CRESTWOOD Saturday at Ridge View, 9 a.m. Tuesday at Lancaster, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 Sumter Sertoma Jamboree vs. Timmonsville, 6:45 p.m. LAKEWOOD Saturday at River Bluff, 6 p.m. vs. River Bluff, Blythewood, A.C. Flora Tuesday at Cheraw, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 Sumter Sertoma Jamboree vs. Marion, 7:30 p.m. MANNING Saturday Woodland, 9 a.m. Tuesday Lake City, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 Sumter Sertoma Jamboree

Laurence Manning Academy has a scrimmage on Saturday at 9 a.m. at BambergEhrhardt before traveling to Aynor on Tuesday.

vs. Keenan, 5:30 p.m. vs. C.E. Murray, 6 p.m.

Tuesday vs. Williamsburg, Florence Christian

LEE CENTRAL Today at Scott’s Branch, 6 p.m. vs. Scott’s Branch, Hunter-KinardTyler Tuesday McBee, 6 p.m.

LAURENCE MANNING Saturday at Bamberg-Ehrhardt, 9 a.m. Tuesday at Aynor, 6 p.m.

EAST CLARENDON Wednesday at Scott’s Branch, 6 p.m. vs. Scott’s Branch, Eau Claire, Kingstree, Burke Saturday, Aug. 13 at Lake City Jamboree, 8 p.m./ vs. Lake City SCOTT’S BRANCH Today vs. Lee Central, Hunter-Kinard-Tyler, 6 p.m. Wednesday vs. East Clarendon, Eau Claire, Kingstree, Burke, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 in Willie Jeffries Classic at Orangeburg-Wilkinson, TBA

THOMAS SUMTER Friday, Aug. 12 in Dillon Christian Jamboree vs. Dillon Christian, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 16 at Calhoun Academy, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19 vs. Pee Dee, 7 p.m. ROBERT E. LEE Today at Calhoun Academy, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at North Central, 6 p.m. Thursday vs. Pee Dee, 6 p.m. (old Bishopville High field) Friday, Aug. 12 in Florence Christian Jamboree vs. Florence Christian, TBA

WILSON HALL Today at Trinity-Byrnes, 9 a.m. vs. Trinity-Byrnes, Williamsburg

CLARENDON HALL Friday, Aug. 12 in Jefferson Davis Jamboree vs. Northside Christian, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19 vs. Northside Christian, 6 p.m.

Thomas Sumter Academy doesn’t have a scrimmage until Aug. 12 when it travels to Dillon to face Dillon Christian.

Nine of the 12 local teams open their seasons in Week Zero on Aug. 19. Wilson Hall, TSA and Clarendon Hall open their seasons on Aug. 26.

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children ages 3-18 as of Sept. 1, 2016. The registration fee is $30 for Start Smart, $35 for ages 5-6 and $45 for ages 7-17. No late registration will be taken. There will be a coaches meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the recreation department located at 155 Haynsworth Street for anyone interested in coaching. For more information, call the recreation department at (803) 436-2248 or visit www. sumtercountysc.org.

Flag League Registration The Sumter County Recreation Department is taking registration for its flag football program through Aug. 11. There will be leagues for children ages 5-8 as of Sept. 1, 2016. The registration fee is $50 and no late registration will be taken. There will be a coaches meeting on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the recreation department located at 155 Haynsworth Street for anyone interested in coaching. For more information, call the recreation department at (803) 436-2248 or visit www. sumtercountysc.org.

BASEBALL Fall Registration The Sumter County Recreation Department is taking registration for its fall baseball program through Aug. 17. There will be leagues for children ages 7-12 as of April 30, 2017. The registration fee is $45 and no late registration will be taken. There will be a coaches meeting on Thursday at 6 p.m. at the recreation department located at 155 Haynsworth Street for anyone interested in coaching. For more information, call the recreation department at (803) 436-2248 or visit www. sumtercountysc.org.

Tackle League Registration The Sumter County Recreation Department is taking registration for its tackle football program through Aug. 11. There will be leagues for children ages 9-12 as of Sept. 1, 2016. The registration fee is $60 and no late registration will be taken. Players will have to provide their own pants. There will be a coaches meeting on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the recreation department located at 155 Haynsworth Street for anyone interested in coaching. For more information, call the recreation department at (803) 436-2248 or visit www. sumtercountysc.org.

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SOCCER Fall Registration The Sumter County Recreation Department is taking registration for its fall soccer program through Aug. 11. There will be leagues for

The Sumter County Recreation Department is taking registration for its cheerleading program through Aug. 11. It is open to children ages 5-12 as of Sept. 1, 2016. The registration fee is $50 and no late registration will be taken. There will be a coaches meeting on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the recreation department located at 155 Haynsworth

Street for anyone interested in coaching. For more information, call the recreation department at (803) 436-2248 or visit www. sumtercountysc.org.

p.m. tee times. The cost is $45 per golfer and includes the praise dinner on Friday as well as lunch and beverages on Saturday. Players can also purchase up to two mulligans for $5 that can be used anywhere on the SOFTBALL course. Fall Registration Registration forms can be The Sumter County Recremailed to CGA, 1285 Clara ation Department is taking Louise Kellogg Drive, Sumregistration for fits all girls ter, SC 29153 or can be softball program through brought to the office at DilAug. 17. lon Park, next to Crystal There will be leagues for Lakes Golf Course. children ages 7-12 as of Dec. The tournament is known 31, 2016. The registration fee for its prizes with none is $45 and no late registration greater than the $51,000 will be taken. prize if someone sinks a There will be a coaches hole-in-one on the 18th hole. meeting on Thursday at 6 p.m. Should someone ace the 18th at the recreation department hole, his or her church will at 155 Haynsworth Street for receive a check for $50,000 anyone interested in coachand the player will receive ing. $1,000. For more information, call For more information, conthe recreation department at tact the Christian Golfers As(803) 436-2248 or visit www. sociation at (803) 773-2171 or sumtercountysc.org. (803) 983-3457.

GOLF Churches Challenge Registration is being taken for the 17th annual Churches Challenge Praise Rally & Golf Tournament, which will be held Aug. 26-27. The praise rally will be held at Alice Drive Baptist Church while the tournament itself will be held at Sunset Country Club. On Friday, Aug. 26, the players, sponsors and families will gather for fellowship, devotion, praise music and food at 6 p.m. at Alice Drive Baptist Church located at 1305 Loring Mill Road. On Saturday, Aug. 27, at Sunset, sign-in for the morning flight begins at 7 a.m. Tee off will begin at approximately 8 a.m. The afternoon flight will have sign-in at 11 a.m. for its 1

By R.B. FALLSTROM The Associated Press ST. LOUIS — Orlando Pace accomplished what he set out to do, becoming one of the best offensive tackles in the NFL. At 6-foot-7, he had the wingspan to ward off pass rushers, at 325 pounds he had the bulk for the power game, plus he was amazingly light on Pace his feet. “He’s cut from a different cloth,” former St. Louis Rams teammate D’Marco Farr said. Pace was such a catch coming out of Ohio State in 1997 that the Rams traded up with the Jets to snatch him first overall. From 1999-2004, St. Louis was wildly successful, in no small part because of the gentle giant protecting the left flank for first Kurt Warner and then Marc Bulger. “He was the MVP of what we were doing,” wide receiver Isaac Bruce said. In an eight-year stretch from 1998-2005, Pace played every game in seven of those seasons. He had the franchise tag three consecutive years in a career finally derailed by a torn biceps.

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Red, white, blue and flashy for Team USA at opening ceremony By KRISTIE RIEKEN The Associated Press

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Carmelo Anthony shoots during a practice session on Thursday for the U.S. men’s basketball team.

It’s all business for U.S. men’s basketball team By BRIAN MAHONEY The Associated Press

said. “No, I don’t think we’re the underdog.” Try heavy, heavy favorite. RIO DE JANEIRO — There The Americans open on Satwere so many questions about urday against China, a team their cushy accommodations it they beat by 49 and 50 points seemed the Americans were in exhibition play. So that on vacation. game shouldn’t be close, and it Yes, the U.S. men’s basketmight be a while before they ball team is staying on a cruise get one — if they get one — ship, with gorgeous views of that is. But the U.S. players say Brazil’s beautiful beaches. they aren’t thinking that way. But the Americans didn’t “You have to worry about come to Rio de Janeiro for fun everybody,” forward Drayand sun. mond Green said. “Every team “We know what’s our task at is here for a reason. They hand,” veteran Carmelo Anqualified somehow. ... We can’t thony said. “This is business come out here and say, ‘Oh, for us. We’re going out there to we’re the United States and take care of business.” we’re supposed to win,’ or ‘We The U.S. team had its interhave this person and that pernational introduction Thursson and we’re supposed to day with its Olympic news win.’ We have to be locked in conference, answering plenty every game. If you don’t, you’ll of questions about where get beat.” they’re staying (the luxury The Americans arrived in yacht) and who’s not playing Rio on Wednesday from Hous(LeBron James and Stephen ton, where they completed Curry). their exhibition tour. They It was the usual spectacle for held their first practice at the a team that always draws a arena Thursday as they get crowd at the Olympics, no mat- their sea legs under them. ter who is on the roster. This Anthony stayed on a cruise one features 10 players with no ship in his first Olympics, Olympic experience, with only when they finished third in Anthony and Kevin Durant 2004 in Athens. They’re on a back from the team that won ship again, along with the U.S. the Americans’ second straight women’s team, in part because gold medal in 2012. of a shortage of hotel space They’re still considered the compared to recent hosts Beiteam to beat even with their jing and London, and Anthony inexperience, which is why doesn’t see why it’s such a big Paul George had such trouble deal. with his first attempt at Portu“It’s no different than us guese. staying in the hotel,” he said. A local journalist tried to “It’s not like we’re cruising teach him the word for under- around. We’re docked. We dog, then asked if there was have the same amenities as if any chance the U.S. could fill we were staying in the hotel.” that role. He joked that the beds were “Of us being underdog?” he small for basketball players,

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but it’s expected to be smooth sailing for this group. The Americans may have seemed vulnerable when James, Curry and a number of other superstars declined to play, but the players who did accept invites have had a few weeks to work on getting better on the court and getting along off it. “We’re a group of guys that range from age of 24 to, I don’t know how old Carmelo is, 40?” center DeAndre Jordan said. “So we have so much fun together and everybody’s so competitive and we all want to win, and when you got guys like that, it makes it that much more fun.” Anthony is actually 32, and his first Olympic experience 12 years ago was a mostly miserable one. He plans to leave better than he came in. “I know what it felt like when kind of the rest of the world was supposedly catching up with the USA as far as from a basketball standpoint. So I know what it felt like to be at the bottom and I know what it feels like to be at the top of the game as well,” Anthony said. “My goal is to help this team and lead this time to a gold medal.”

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reflecting over lunch Thursday on the Champs-Elysees. From Page B1 “But it’s not going to change my overall mood lastingly, No Olympics in recent mem- after the attacks in recent ory has opened under so many weeks and months in France.” dark clouds, both within recesYet Olympic organizers can’t sion-battered Brazil and bebe faulted for trying, with yond. Headliners Usain Bolt their “Together we can change and Michael Phelps are back the world” slogan and Olymfor more medals. But no feat picPeace hashtag. Cold War of theirs, or the other 10,500 boycotts aside, the games reOlympians, between the first main a symbol of global tomedal awards on Saturday and getherness, even if an increasthe Aug. 21 closing ceremony ingly commercialized one. By will paste over recent horrors putting religion and politics of 84 people murdered with a aside, the Olympics still can truck in Nice or the shooting remind the world’s people of massacre of 49 people in a their shared humanity. Florida nightclub. Sports are, Picture Berlin in 1936, when and always will be, trivial com- white German long jumper pared to such atrocities that Luz Long bonded with black have come depressingly thick American Jesse Owens when and fast of late. Adolf Hitler wanted to peddle “The Olympics may help me racial supremacy. Or Sydney take my mind off things,” said in 2000, when athletes from Parisian lawyer Remy Durand, North and South Korea walked

OBITUARIES EASTON OLIVER BRANHAM MANNING — Easton Oliver Branham, 2, beloved son of Jeffrey Otto Branham and Heather Atkinson Branham, passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016, at McLeod Hospital (PICU). Easton was born on Dec. 18, 2013, in Sumter. He loved dirt bikes, dinosaurs, BRANHAM sharks and books of all kinds. He was a very vibrant child and he had a light about him that touched many lives. Surviving besides his parents of Manning are a big brother, Holden Otto Branham; a baby sister due in October; paternal grandparents, Jeff and Renee Branham of Greeleyville; maternal grandmother, Chris Ridgill of Manning; maternal grandfather, Stephen Atkinson of Greeleyville; two maternal greatgrandmothers, Christine Ridgill of Manning and Sue Atkinson of Greeleyville; and a number of aunts, uncles and cousins. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Manning First Baptist Church with the Rev. Nick Erickson officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Joseph Hardin, Thomas Mouzon, Wade Greene and Brandon Atkinson. Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Stephens Funeral Home and other times at the residence, 655 Woodside Drive, Manning. The family would like to thank all of the Williamsburg County first responders and the doctors and nurses of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of McLeod Hospital. Memorials may be made to Stephens Funeral Home to help the family with funeral expenses. Stephens Funeral Home & Crematory, 304 N. Church St., Manning, is in charge of arrangements, (803) 435-2179. www.stephensfuneralhome.org

ROBERT S. HEDSTROM CHARLESTON — Robert Stanton Hedstrom, age 87, beloved husband, father, son and brother, entered into eternal life on July 27, 2016. He was visited often by family in the final days before his peaceful passing at Hospice of Charleston. Robert was born on May 5, 1929, in Duluth, Minnesota, to Lawrence and Florence (Tompkins) Hedstrom. He was one of five children. As a young boy, the family moved to Grand Marais, a small town near the Canadian border, where he enjoyed growing up until the age of 18. Robert’s career of service to his country began in 1951 when he entered the United States Air Force, later becoming a bomber and fighter pilot, flying both the B-57 and F-4 Phantom. During the Vietnam War, Maj. Hedstrom was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Silver Star for "gallantry in action against an enemy of the United States." Before his retirement in 1976, Robert achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel. After retiring from the military, Robert served as director of financial aid at Central Carolina Tech-

nical College for 18 years. From 2013 until his passing, Robert lived in Charleston, where he enjoyed spending time with family, visiting local parks and eating local shrimp. Robert enjoyed playing golf, working on house projects, playing with the family’s many dogs owned over the years, reading the newspaper and watching the Golf Channel. He was an avid South Carolina Gamecock fan. He was a member of St. Anne Catholic Church and Sunset Country Club for more than 30 years. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Peggy; daughter, Scottye; brother, Lawrence; and sisters, Libby, Margaret and Trish. He is survived by two children, Robbe Hedstrom and his wife, Lori, of Charleston and Penny McIntyre of Poquoson, Virginia; three grandchildren, Christy Pellicer, Scott McIntyre and Sarah Tuttle; and five great-grandchildren. A funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday at St. Anne Catholic Church, 216 E. Liberty St., Sumter. He will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery later this fall. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Animal Protection League of South Carolina, P.O. Box 5354, Columbia, SC 29250 or The University of South Carolina Educational Foundation, ATTN: The Scottye Hedstrom Memorial Athletic Training Scholarship, 1027 Barnwell St., Columbia, SC 29208.

HAROLD F. KEELS Harold Floyd Keels, 81, died on Sunday, July 31, 2016, at Family Residential Care in Sumter. Born in the Shiloh community of Sumter County, he was a son of the late Willie Ellis Keels and Marie Elizabeth Rose Keels. He was a member of Shiloh United Methodist Church. Survivors include a brother, Charles L. Keels (Audrey) of Pennsylvania; two sisters, Mary E. Keels of Sumter and Ruth E. Ingram of San Diego, California; and numerous nieces and nephews. Services will be private. Elmore-Cannon-Stephens Funeral Home and Crematorium of Sumter is in charge of the arrangements.

DIANE COOPER MORNINGSIDE, Maryland — Diane "Penny" Cooper, 45, died on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016, at her residence. She was born on Aug. 11, 1970, in Manning, a daughter of the late Odell and Elouise Cooper Jackson. The family is receiving friends at the home of her brother, Mike Jackson, 180 One Mile Road, Gable. These services have been entrusted to Samuels Funeral Home LLC of Manning.

TRACY WITHERSPOON Tracy Witherspoon, 48, husband of Mildred Witherspoon, departed this life on Aug. 3, 2016, at Palmetto Health Richland, Columbia. He was born on Aug. 6, 1967, in Sumter, a son of Charles Smith and Retha Witherspoon. The family is receiving

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together behind one flag in the opening ceremony, momentarily putting aside more than half a century of enmity. Or Barcelona in 1992, when white South African Elana Meyer ran over to plant a kiss on Ethiopia’s Derartu Tulu. Meyer had won silver to Tulu’s gold in the 10,000 meters to become her country’s first post-apartheid individual medalist. On Friday, at the opening gala of these Olympics at Rio’s Maracana Stadium, 10 refugee athletes will march as one team behind the white Olympic flag — a reminder to the world that they aren’t solely defined by their lack of a place to call home. While not as grand as opening ceremonies past, Rio still expects to wow. “The Athens ceremony was classic, and Beijing was grand, was musical. London was quite smart. We’re going to be

Then there’s the expense of the games. Big spending and the waste of unused venues in FRIDAY NBC — Opening Ceremony, 7:30 ex-host cities have forced p.m.-Midnight Olympic organizers onto the TELEMUNDO — Olympic Preview defensive and left them with a Special, 5-6 p.m. NBC UNIVERSO — Olympic Preshrinking pool of taxpayers view Special, 5-6 p.m. willing to foot the bills. The $10 billion to $12 billion spent cool,” said creative director on Rio’s games should have Fernando Meirelles. gone to better causes in a city Still, the games have their rife with poverty, critics say. naysayers. Doping scandals — Despite the problems, Olymfrom sprinter Ben Johnson pic ideals aren’t dead. Pope losing his 1988 Olympic gold Francis told pilgrims on medal over steroids to Russia’s Wednesday at his weekly audirecent state-organized subver- ence at the Vatican that in a sion of anti-doping efforts — world “thirsty for peace, tolerhave stained all Olympians ance and reconciliation,” he and heightened cynicism of hopes the games can inspire their feats and worth. everyone to pursue a prize that The IOC, as it has in the is “not a medal but something past, will store some 4,500 more precious — achieving a drug-test samples to be taken civilization in which solidarity during these games, so they reigns, founded on the recognican be thawed out and retested tion that we are all members of in years to come. one human family.”

friends at 23 Monroe St., Sumter, SC 29150. Funeral plans are incomplete and will be announced later by Job’s Mortuary Inc. of Sumter.

Yvette was born on June 5, 1958, to the late Susie Furman and Arthur Foster and was raised by Sammie and Pearl Pack. At an early age, her mother, Pearl, took her to church, where she began her relationship with God at Trinity Missionary Baptist Church. Yvette was a faithful lifetime member and enjoyed serving on the hallelujah choir and Sunday school ministry. She was educated in the public schools of Sumter and was a 1975 graduate of Sumter High School. Yvette was employed by Pilgrim Pride's, also known as Gold Kist, for 17 years. Yvette was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She enjoyed spending time with her family, going to church, dancing and singing. In the early dawn hours of Monday morning, Aug. 1, 2016, at Palmetto Health Richland, Yvette heard a voice summoning her to come on up from her life of labor to the heavens and rest. Her work was finished, her job was complete and her race was won! "Well done, thy good and faithful servant." Yvette leaves to cherish her precious memories: her husband, Patrick Clark Sr.; two sons, Roosevelt (Aila) Foster and Patrick Clark Jr., all of Sumter; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Brenda (Elliot) Brown of Baltimore, Maryland, and Bishop Jacqueline Brown of Brooklyn, New York; two brothers, Samuel Kenneth (Janet) Pack of Sacramento, California, and Patrick Singleton of Sumter; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Clark; one brother-in-law, Dewitt (Erica) Clark Jr.; three sisters-in-law, Lafonda (Harland) Hambersham, Linda Clark and Lydia Anderson, all of Sumter; two aunts, Iris P. Singleton and Elouise Scott, both of Sumter; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, two sons and two brothers. Public viewing will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. today at Job’s Mortuary. Mrs. Clark will be placed in the church at noon on Saturday for viewing until the hour of service. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday at Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, Sumter, with Pastor Larry C. Weston officiating. Interment will follow in Cain Cemetery. The family will be receiving friends at 312 S. Salem Ave., Sumter. Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. Main St., Sumter, is in charge of arrangements. Online memorials may be sent to the family at jobsmortuary@sc.rr.com or visit us on the web at www.jobsmortuary. net.

MARTHA L. STUKES-STOKES Deaconess Martha L. Stukes-Stokes was born on July 30, 1927, in Sumter, to the late Darlington and Eva Ford Stukes. She departed this life on Sunday, July 31, 2016, at her residence. Martha attended Stone Hill and Lincoln High School in Sumter. She loved sports and was passionate about basketball. She moved to Wilmington, North Carolina, and later to New York. As a resident of New York, she was a nurse for 31 years at Rockland State Hospital in Orangeburg, New York. Martha was also an ambitious entrepreneur, having established three businesses — a laundry care business, restaurant, and grocery store. Martha’s entire life was filled with generosity and love for mankind, always sharing and caring for everyone and never looking to receive. She was one who epitomized what Jesus said, "Love your neighbor as yourself." Upon retirement, Martha returned home to take care of her mother. She rejoined the Church of God by Faith, Sumter No. 1 and served many years as a deaconess and senior choir member. Deaconess Stukes was one of the most faithful persons who took her position seriously and passionately. No condition prevented her faithfulness, until she was no longer able to serve due to illness. She was most dependable and served profoundly. She will be cherished by her sister, Ruth S. Ham; brother, James Stukes of New York City, New York; a godson, Rondell Green; best friends, Thelma Bradley, Deaconess Lillie M. Moses, Mother Sarah Wright, caretakers; niece, Barbara Williams; nephew, Herman Stukes; cousins, Mary Roman and Rose Chapman; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Deaconess Stukes was preceded in death by her mother, Eva Stukes; father, Darlington Stukes; and five brothers, Samuel, David, Willie, Mitchell and Alvin Stukes. Public viewing will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. today at Job’s Mortuary. Deaconess Stokes will be placed in the church at 10 a.m. on Saturday for viewing until the hour of service. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Church of God by Faith, 609 Atlantic Ave., Sumter, with the pastor, Superintendent Mack S. Wilson, the Rev. Dr. Friendly Gadson officiating and Bishop Jeffery Johnson, eulogist. Interment will follow in Hillside Memorial Park. The family is receiving friends at the home, 314 Brand St., Sumter. Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. Main St., Sumter, is in charge of arrangements. Online memorials may be sent to the family at jobsmortuary@sc.rr.com or visit us on the web at www.jobsmortuary. net.

YVETTE F. CLARK Yvette Foster Clark departed this earthly life on Monday, Aug. 1, 2016, at Palmetto Health Richland in Columbia.

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LEVERN MCDONALD BISHOPVILLE — Levern McDonald, husband of Debra McDonald, and son of Leroy and Dorothy McDonald, entered eternal rest on Aug. 1, 2016, at Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, Hartsville. The family is receiving friends at 313 Lynchburg Highway, Bishopville. Visitation will be held from 1 to 6 p.m. today at the funeral home. Funeral service will be held

at noon on Saturday at St. Paul Wisacky United Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Arthur Gamble, officiating. Interment will follow in the churchyard cemetery. Wilson Funeral Home, 403 S. Main St., Bishopville, is in charge of arrangements.

WILLIE HERIOT Willie Heriot entered eternal rest on Aug. 3, 2016, at KershawHealth Medical Center in Camden. The family is receiving friends at 303 Day Lily Road, Rembert. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Wilson Funeral Home, 403 S. Main St., Bishopville.

KATIE CUNNINGHAM Katie Cunningham, 82, widow of Dan Cunningham, died on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016, at Palmetto Health Tuomey. Born on Aug. 14, 1933, in Camden, Alabama, she was a daughter of Theodra Pharr. The family is receiving friends and relatives at the home, 791 Longwood Drive. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Williams Funeral Home Inc.

EDNA B. FORD Edna B. Ford was born on Jan. 12, 1924, in Sumter, a daughter of the late Crosswell and Anna Hutlin Brunson. She departed this life on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2016, at Sumter Health and Rehabilitation Center. She attended the public schools of Sumter County and graduated from Lincoln High School. She was married to the late Delgar Ford Jr. and to this union six children were born, Delgar Sylvester Ford, Shirley F. Brown, Diane F. Gardner and Jeremiah Ford. She was preceded in death by two sons, Edward Ford and Joseph Oliver Ford. Public viewing will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. today at Job’s Mortuary. Mrs. Ford will be placed in the church at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday for viewing until the hour of service. Funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday at Jehovah Missionary Baptist Church, Sumter, with Pastor Marion H. Newton officiating. Interment will follow in Hillside Memorial Park. The family will be receiving friends at the home of her daughter, 879 Griffin St., Sumter. Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. Main St., Sumter, is in charge of arrangements. Online memorials may be sent to the family at jobsmortuary@sc.rr.com or visit us on the web at www.jobsmortuary. net.

JOHN P. BRITTON John Palmer Britton, 75, husband of Elizabeth McLeod Britton, passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016, at his home. Services will be announced by Elmore Hill McCreight Funeral Home & Crematory, 221 Broad St., Sumter, (803) 7759386.

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF FILING OF COMPLAINT AND NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE INTERVENTION (NON-JURY MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE) C/A NO: 2016-CP-43-01109 DEFICIENCY WAIVED STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SUMTER Embrace Home Loans, Inc., PLAINTIFF, vs. Kay J Stone; DEFENDANT(S) TO THE DEFENDANTS, ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the Complaint herein, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, or otherwise appear and defend, and to serve a copy of your Answer to said Complaint upon the subscriber at his office, Hutchens Law Firm; P.O. Box 8237; Columbia, SC 29202, within thirty (30) days after service hereof, except as to the United States of America, which shall have sixty (60) days, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, or otherwise appear and defend, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein, and judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE that should you fail to Answer the foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will move for an Order of Reference of this case to the Master in Equity, which Order shall, pursuant to Rule 53 of the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, specifically provide that the said Master in Equity is authorized and empowered to enter a final judgment in this case with appeal only to the South Carolina Court of Appeals pursuant to Rule 203(d)(1) of the SCAR, effective June 1, 1999. TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE, AND/OR TO MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) RESIDES, AND/OR TO PERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to apply for the appointment of a guardian ad litem within thirty (30) days after the

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SUMMONS AND NOTICES IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS C/A NO: 2016CP4301274 (NON-JURY MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SUMTER Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Company, PLAINTIFF, vs. Dan Smith; any other Heirs or Devisees of Shirley Smith, deceased; including any Personal Representatives, Successors, Assigns, Spouses, Creditors, and all others claiming any right, title or interest in the real estate known as 2230 Rush St., Lynchburg, SC 29080;

TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the Complaint herein, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, or to otherwise appear and defend, and to serve a copy of your Answer to said Complaint upon the subscribers at their office, P.O. Box 71727, North Charleston, South Carolina, 29415, within thirty (30) days after service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; except that the United States of America, if named, shall have sixty (60) days to answer after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, or otherwise appear and defend, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for relief demanded therein, and judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. TO THE MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE, AND/OR TO MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TO PERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to apply for the appointment of a guardian ad litem within thirty (30) days after the service of this Summons and Notice upon you. If you fail to do so, application for such appointment will be made by the Plaintiff. YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE that should you fail to answer the foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will move for a general Order of Reference to the Master in Equity for Sumter, which Order shall, pursuant to Rule 53(b) of the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, specifically provide that the said Master in Equity is authorized and empowered to enter a final judgment in this action.

NOTICE OF FILING COMPLAINT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the original Complaint in the above entitled action, together with the Summons, was filed in the Office of the Clerk of Court for Sumter County on July 1, 2016 at 3:08 P.M. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to the Supreme Court of South Carolina Administrative Order 2011-05-02-01, you may be eligible for foreclosure intervention programs for the purpose of resolving the above-referenced foreclosure action. If you wish to be considered for a foreclosure intervention program, you must contact Finkel Law Firm LLC, 4000 Faber Place Drive, Suite 450 (29405), P.O. Box 71727 (29415), North Charleston, SC 29405, or call (843) 577-5460 within thirty (30) days from the date of this notice. Finkel Law Firm LLC represents the Plaintiff in this action. Our law firm does not represent you and is not authorized to provide you any legal advice. IF YOU FAIL, REFUSE, OR VOLUNTARILY ELECT NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FORECLOSURE INTERVENTION PROCESS, THE FORECLOSURE MAY PROCEED. NOTICE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT (15 U.S.C. Â§ 1692 et seq.): This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information you provide will be used for that purpose. However, if you have previously received a discharge from bankruptcy, this message is not and should be construed as an attempt to collect a debt, but only as a requirement pursuant to the administrative order.

ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM NISI It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, upon reading and filing of the Petition of the Plaintiff for the appointment of Kelley Woody, attorney in Columbia, South Carolina, as Guardian ad Litem Nisi for all unknown minors, and for all persons who may be under a legal disability, it is

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DOCKET NO. 16-CP-43-00571 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SUMTER Wells Fargo Bank, NA, Plaintiff, v. Larry Earl Hunt a/k/a Larry E. Hunt; Timothy L. Griffith, Attorney At Law; Camden First Community Development Corporation; Defendant(s). (013263-08318) SUMMONS Deficiency Judgment Waived TO THE DEFENDANT(S), Camden First Community Development Corporation: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to appear and defend by answering the Complaint in this foreclosure action on property located at 4 Ashley Street, Sumter, South Carolina 29150, being designated in the County tax records as TMS# 228-16-02-031, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer on the subscribers at their offices, 100 Executive Center Drive, Suite 201, Post Office Box 100200, Columbia, South Carolina, 29202-3200, within thirty (30) days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; except that the United States of America, if named, shall have sixty (60) days to answer after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to do so, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TO PERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to apply for the appointment of a Guardian Ad Litem to represent said minor(s) within thirty (30) days after the service of this Summons upon you. If you fail to do so, application for such appointment will be made by the Plaintiff(s) herein. Columbia, South Carolina July 7, 2016 NOTICE TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Summons and Complaint, of which the foregoing is a copy of the Summons, were filed with the Clerk of Court for Sumter County, South Carolina on March 30, 2016. Columbia, South Carolina July 7, 2016

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Notice of Sale NOTICE OF SPECIAL REFEREE SALE CIVIL ACTION NO. 2015-CP-43-01012 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Court of Common Pleas for Sumter County, South Carolina, heretofore issued in the case of South Carolina Community Bank against State Tire Distributors, Inc., et al., the Special Referee for Sumter County, or his/her agent, will sell on August 22, 2016, at 12:00 P.M., at Sumter Judicial Center, 215 North Harvin Street, Sumter, SC 29150, to the highest bidder: All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, together with the building and improvements thereon, lying and being situate in the City and County of Sumter, State of South Carolina, containing 0.94 acre, more or less, and being shown and delineated on that plat prepared by Ben J. Makela, RLS, dated March 1, 1993 and recorded in Plat Book 93 at page 291 in the records of the Register of Deeds Office for Sumter County. Aforesaid plat is specifically incorporated herein and reference is craved thereto for a more complete and accurate description of the metes, bounds, courses and distances of the property concerned herein. The description is made in lieu of metes and bunds as permitted by law under Â§ 30-5-250 of The Code of Laws of South Carolina (1976), as amended.

Deficiency judgment being demanded, the bidding will remain open thirty (30) days after the date of sale. The Plaintiff may withdraw its demand for a deficiency judgment any time prior to sale. Plaintiff reserves the right to waive its request for a deficiency judgment by written notice to the Court at any time prior to the sale of the real property, in which case bidding shall be concluded and the sale closed on the regular scheduled date of sale. Should Plaintiff, Plaintiff's attorney, or Plaintiff's agent fail to appear on the day of sale, the property shall not be sold, but shall be re-advertised and sold at some convenient sales day thereafter when Plaintiff, Plaintiff's attorney, or Plaintiff's agent, is present. The sale shall be subject to taxes and assessments, existing easements and easements and restrictions of record. Plaintiff does not warrant its title search to purchasers at foreclosure sale or other third parties, who should have their own title search performed on the subject property. J. Kershaw Spong Special Referee for Sumter County Columbia, South Carolina FINKEL LAW FIRM LLC Post Office Box 71727 North Charleston, S.C. 29415 (843) 577-5460 Attorneys for Plaintiff

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SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT Area 1 The Area 1 transportation office is located on the grounds of Hillcrest Middle School, and the routes served by that area are listed below. For questions regarding routes served in Area 1, please call (803) 499-3422.

Crestwood High School Route 901 Starts at 6:00 AM 2550 Trinity Rd -- 8371 Two Mile Rd -- 8505 Two Mile Rd -- 3470 Trinity Rd -- Rush St & Woods Bay Rd -- 1630 Yarborough Rd -Yarborough Rd & Goodman Rd -- 1890 Goodman Rd -- 2575 Old St John Church Rd -Narrow Paved Rd & Nero Cir -- Bessie Lane & Mt Zion Rd -- Lynches River Rd & Generations Ln -- 9765 Lynches River Rd -- 4950 Trinity Rd -- 4675 Trinity Rd -- 4130 Trinity Rd Route 901 Starts at 3:50 PM 2550 Trinity Rd -- 8371 Two Mile Rd -- 8506 Two Mile Rd -- 3470 Trinity Rd -- Rush St & Woods Bay Rd -- 1630 Yarborough Rd -Yarborough Rd & Goodman Rd -- 1890 Goodman Rd -- 2575 Old St John Rd -- Nero Circle & Narrow Paved Rd -- Bessie Lane & Lynches River Rd (Mt Zion/SR 341) -- Lynches River Rd & Generations Ln -- 9765 Lynches River Rd -- 4950 Trinity Rd -- 4695 Trinity Rd -- 4130 Trinity Rd Route 902 Starts at 6:00 AM 3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd -- Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane/Pressley Ln -- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 455 Pudding Swamp Rd @ Shiloh Community Center -- 2297 Old CC Rd -2180 Old CC Rd & Three Mile Branch -- 8220 Rufus Dr -- Narrow Paved Rd & Caution Ln -- Narrow Paved Rd & Fullard Road -- Narrow Paved & Isuzu Ln -- Narrow Paved Rd & Moody Lane -- 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- 7400 Fullard Rd -- 7300 Fullard Rd Route 902 Starts at 3:50 PM 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- Fullard Rd & Narrow Paved Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Isuzu Ln -- Narrow Paved & Moody Ln -7300 Fullard Rd -- 7400 Fullard Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Caution Ln -- 8220 Rufus Rd -2180 Old CC Rd & Three Mile Branch -- 2297 Old CC Rd -- 455 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd -- Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane/Pressley Ln -- 3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd Route 903 Starts at 6:50 AM 3710 E Brewington Rd -- 4465 Daffodil Ln -6835 Skinner Rd -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6125 Skinner Rd -- S Brick Church Rd & Isaac Ln -- Ave A & 2nd St -- Pringle & E Sumter St -E Sumter & Congress St Route 903 Starts at 3:50 PM E Sumter St & Congress St -- Pringle St & E Sumter St -- 435 Avenue A -- Avenue A & 2nd St -- 145 S Brick Church Rd -- 430 S Brick Church Rd -- S South Brick Church Rd & Isaac Ln -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6835 Skinner Rd -- 3710 E Brewington Rd -- 4465 Daffodil Ln Route 904 Starts at 6:45 AM Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 1705 Myrtle Beach Hwy -1430 Camp Branch Rd -- Plowden Mill Rd & Converse St -- 1038 Plowden Mill Rd -2245 Brogdon Cir -- 2490 Brogdon Cir -4060 Relief Rd -- 5094 Joe Billy Rd -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 860 Illery Rd -- 1358 Illery Rd -- Illery Rd & Tameka Ln -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 3575 Congruity Rd -- Boots Branch Rd & Keegan Ln -- Boots Branch Rd & O’Neal Ln -- 20 Boots Branch Rd -- 215 Eastern School Rd -- E Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd Route 904 Starts at 3:50 PM Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 1705 Myrtle Beach Hwy -1430 Camp Branch Rd -- Plowden Mill Rd & Converse St -- 1038 Plowden Mill Rd -2245 Brogdon Cir -- 2490 Brogdon Cir -4060 Relief Rd -- 5094 Joe Billy Rd -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 860 Illery Rd -- 1358 Illery Rd -- Illery Rd & Tameka Ln -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 3575 Congruity Rd -- Boots Branch Rd & Keegan Ln --Boots Branch Rd & O’Neal Ln -- 20 Boots Branch Rd -- 215 Eastern School Rd -- E Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd Route 905 Starts at 6:45 AM 3785 Dawson Rd -- 5085 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 5010 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Prairie Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4768 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -4315 Brabham Dr -- 4230 Brabham Dr -Charles Jackson & Lemacks St -- Shawside Dr & Dalzell St -- 3765 Deer Track Cir -3115 Deer Track Cir -- 3200 Deer Track Cir -3575 Kel-Sam Rd -- Mossberg & Polaris Dr Route 905 Starts at 3:50 PM Mossberg & Cabelas -- 3575 Kel Sam Dr -3200 Deer Track Cir -- 3115 Deer Track Cir -3400 Deer Track Cir -- 3265 Deer Track Cir -Shawside Dr & Dalzell St -- Charles Jackson & Lemacks -- 4230 Brabham Dr -- 4300 Brabham Dr -- 3785 Dawson Rd -- 5260 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Prairie Rd -- 4768 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4780 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4690 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4570 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) Route 906 Starts at 6:45 AM 1255 Goodson Rd -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 580 Browntown Rd -- 4895 Hwy 15 North -- 805 Colony Rd -- 3895 Colony Cir -- 610 W Emerald Lake Dr -- Hwy 15 & Bittersweet Ln -Queen Chapel Rd & Ferrell Rd -- 3125 Homestead Rd -- 3290 Homestead Rd -- 3145 Hwy 15 North -- Hwy 15 North & Quarter Mile Rd -- Bell Rd & Addison St -- 2745 Lowder Rd -- 2825 Lowder Rd -- 2940 Lowder Rd -Cubbage Rd & Ripper Ln -- 3000 Cubbage Rd -- 2875 Cubbage Rd Route 906 Starts at 3:50 PM 2875 Cubbage Rd -- 3000 Cubbage Rd -Cubbage Rd & Ripper Ln -- 2940 Lowder Rd -- 2825 Lowder Rd -- 2745 Lowder Rd -Bell Rd & Addison St -- Hwy 15 & Quarter Mile Rd -- 3145 Hwy 15 -- 3290 Homestead Rd -- 3125 Homestead Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Ferrell Rd -- Hwy 15 & Bittersweet Ln -- 610 W Emerald Lake Dr -- 3895 Colony Cir -- 805 Colony Rd -- 580 Browntown Rd -4895 Hwy 15 -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 1255 Goodson Rd Route 907 Starts at 6:45 AM Peach Orchard Rd & Layneward Ct -- Du-

Queen Chapel Rd & Family Dr -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius Ln -- 4780 Cotton Acres Rd -- 5080 Rogdwin Rd -- 4875 Cotton Acres -- Burrows Rd & Cotton Acres -5275 Burrows Rd -- 1040 Westbury Mill Rd -- 415 Westbury Mill Rd -- 220 Westbury Mill Rd -- Arlington & Nicole Ln -- Dubose Siding & Colclough Plantation Rd -- 2025 Goshen -- 6065 Dubose Siding Rd -- Dubose Siding & Raymond Jenkins Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Layneward Ct Route 908 Starts at 6:50 AM 2845 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2655 Stirrup Ln -- 3970 Cantle Dr -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Capetown Dr (Williamsburg Est) -- 1579 Crowndale Dr -- 1420 Crowndale Dr -- Oleander Dr & Pyrocantha Rd -- Rhododendron St & Lirope Way -- Vinca St & Photinia St -- Vinca St & Rhododendron St -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- 2250 Beckwood Rd -Beckwood Rd & Hobbit Way -- 2403 Beckwood Rd -- 1380 W Brewington Rd Route 908 Starts at 3:50 PM 1380 W Brewington Rd -- 2403 Beckwood Rd -- Beckwood Rd & Hobbit Way -- 2250 Beckwood Rd -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- 1579 Crowndale Dr -- 1420 Crowndale Dr -- Oleander Dr & Pyrocantha Rd -Rhododendron St & Lirope Way -- Vinca St & Photinia St -- Vinca St & Rhododendron St -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Capetown Dr (Williamsburg Est) -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- 3970 Cantle Dr -- 2655 Stirrup Ln -- 2845 Stamey Livestock Rd -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Antelope Dr Route 909 Starts at 6:50 AM 3120 Hwy 521 -- 2645 Hwy 521 -- 3219 W Brewington Rd -- W Brewington Rd & Dock Rd -- W Brewington Rd & Bunneau St -Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr (Windsor City) -Hwy 521 & Churchill Dr -- 1265 Jefferson Rd -- Camden Hwy & Moonlite Village -- 2670 Camden Hwy -- Drake & Nicholson Dr -Nicholson Dr & Lancaster Route 909 Starts at 3:50 PM 2670 Camden Hwy -- Drake & Nicholson Dr -- Nicholson Dr & Lancaster -- Camden Hwy & Moonlite Village -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr -- Hwy 521 & Churchill Dr -- 1265 Jefferson Rd -- 2645 Hwy 521 -- 3120 Hwy 521 -- 3219 W Brewington Rd -- W Brewington Rd & Dock Dr -- W Brewington Rd & Bunneau -- Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake Route 910 Starts at 6:50 AM 5040 Old Camden Hwy -- Old Camden Hwy & Eliza -- Tucker & Old Camden Hwy --3595 Drayton Dr -- Drayton Dr & Manigault -Old Camden Hwy & Charles Jackson -- Old Camden Hwy & Sarah Glen -- 3390 Delaware Dr -- 3695 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 3190 Starview Dr -- 2565 Byrd Rd -- Old Camden Hwy & Eydie St -2665 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield -- Ebenezer Dr & Yank Haven -- 3461 Ebenezer Dr Route 910 Starts at 3:50 PM 3461 Ebenezer Dr -- Ebenezer Dr & Ebenezer Middle School -- Ebenezer Dr & Yank Haven -- 2665 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield -Old Camden Hwy & Eydie St -- 2565 Byrd Rd -- Starview Dr & Starview Ct -- Old Camden Hwy & Sarah Glen -- 3450 Delaware Dr -3695 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- Old Camden Hwy & Charles Jackson -Drayton Dr & Manigault -- 3595 Drayton Dr -- Tucker & Old Camden Hwy -- 5000 Old Camden Hwy -- 5040 Old Camden Hwy Route 911 Starts at 6:50 AM 3781 Furman Field -- 4040 Furman Field -4455 Furman Field -- Camden Hwy & Connie Ln -- 6685 Camden Hwy -- 6761 Camden Hwy -- 6885 Camden Hwy -- 7055 Camden Hwy -- Mayrant & John Leary Rd -- Dais & Mattie McDaniel -- Dais & Maxine Ln -Dais & Hattie Alston Ln -- 5570 Borden Rd -- Borden Rd & Ponk Ln -- 5345 Borden Rd & 3125 Spencer Rd -- Borden & Cimmaron -- 6280 Black River Rd -- 5260 New Hope Church Rd -- 5705 New Hope Church Rd -6190 New Hope Church Rd -- 5370 Cimmaron Rd -- 3306 Spencer Rd -- Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake -- 3115 Brewington Rd Route 911 Starts at 3:50 PM 3115 Brewington Rd -- 3781 Furman Field Rd -- 4040 Furman Field Rd -- 4455 Furman Field Rd -- Camden Hwy & Connie Ln -6685 Camden Hwy -- 6761 Camden Hwy -6885 Camden Hwy -- 7055 Camden Hwy -Mayrant Rd & John Leary Ln -- Dais & Mattie McDaniel Rd -- Dais & Maxine Ln -Dais & Hattie Alston Ln -- 5570 Borden Rd -- Borden Rd & Ponk Rd -- 3125 Borden Rd -- Borden Rd & Cimmaron Rd -- 6280 Black River Rd -- 5260 New Hope Church Rd -5705 New Hope Church Rd -- 6190 New Hope Church Rd -- 5370 Cimmaron Rd -3306 Spencer Rd -- Camden Hwy & Hilldale Dr (Scenic Lake MHP) Route 912 Starts at 6:50 4385 Black River Rd -- 4760 Live Oak Dr -5300 Cannery Rd -- 5220 Cannery Rd -5080 Cannery Rd -- 4775 Cannery Rd -3345 Annie St -- Bush Ln & Annie St -- 3303 Annie St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Kim St -- Lee Altman & Ridge -- 3745 Ardis Pond -- 2600 Queen Chapel Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -Cannery & Stover Lane -- 4040 Queen Chapel Rd Route 912 Starts at 3:50 PM Cannery Rd & Stover Lane -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- 4354 Queen Chapel -- 3940 Ardis Pond Rd -- 3755 Ardis Pond Rd -- Lee Altman & Ridge -- Lee Altman & Ridge -Queen Chapel Rd & Kim St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- 3303 Annie St -- Annie St & Bush Lane -- Annie St & McLaughlin Rd -- Annie St & Bush Lane -- 3550 Black River Rd -- 3610 Black River Rd -- 3700 Black River Rd -- 4775 Cannery Rd -- 5100 Cannery Rd -5220 Cannery Rd -- 5580 Cannery Rd -Peach Orchard Rd & Layneward Ct -- 4760 Live Oak -- 4375 Black River Rd Route 913 Starts at 6:50 AM Hwy 521 & Darell St -- Hwy 521 & James St -220 Louis Circle -- 7110 Pisgah Rd -- 6355 New Hope Church Rd -- Hwy 521 & McLeod St -- 9065 Camden Hwy -- Hwy 521 & Ferguson Rd -- TD McLeod & Bowdy Rd -- 7190 Saxon Rd -- Springhill Rd & Bennett Dr -5151 Pisgah Rd -- 5320 Pisgah Mail Rd -8430 St John Rd -- 5570 Halley Rd -- 5840 Halley Rd -- Black River Rd & Shivers -5220 Ross Farm Rd -- 5250 Ross Farm Rd -6585 Daniel Taylor Lane -- Harvest Rd & Rhodes Dr -- 5245 Black River Rd Route 913 Starts at 3:50 PM 5245 Black River Rd -- Harvest Rd & Rhodes Dr -- Harvest Rd & Daniel Taylor Lane --

Harvest Rd & Ross Farm Rd -- Black River Rd & Pine Grove Rd -- Black River Rd & Timber Sand Rd -- 5805 Halley Rd -- 5570 Halley Rd -- 5320 Pisgah Mail Rd -- 5369 Pisgah Rd -- Springhill Rd & Glover -- 7190 Saxon Rd -- TD McLeod & Bowdy -- Hwy 521 & Ferguson Rd -- 9065 Camden Hwy --Hwy 521 & McLeod St -- 220 Louis Circle -- 6850 Pisgah Rd -- 7110 Pisgah Rd -- 6355 New Hope Church Rd -- Hwy 521 & James St -- Hwy 521 & Darell St Route 914 Starts at 6:50 AM Moody & Parlor -- 2920 Hwy 261 -- 2711 Hwy 261 -- Hwy 261 & Deer Run -- Hwy 261 & Carryall Circle -- 4110 Horatio Hagood Rd -Horatio Hagood & Charles Miller -- Francis Poole & Horatio Hagood Rd -- 7070 Richbow Rd -- Dinkins Mill & Easy St -- Easy St & Happy Ave -- Dinkins Mill & Leslie Dr -- Dennis Rd & Cortez -- 5139 Dennis Rd -- 6625 TB Wright Rd -- 4885 Scotts Branch Rd -- 4610 Spencer Rd -- 4290 Spencer Rd -- Spencer Rd & Sylvia Rd Route 914 Starts at 3:50 PM Spencer Rd & Sylvia Rd -- 4290 Spencer Rd -- 4610 Spencer Rd -- 4885 Scotts Branch Rd -- 6625 TB Wright Rd -- T B Wright & Trissie Ln -- 5139 Dennis Rd -- Dennis Rd & Cortez Ct -- Dinkins Mill & Leslie Dr -- Dinkins Mill & Easy St -- Easy St & Happy Ave -- 6705 Moody Rd -- 7070 Richbow Rd -- Francis Poole & Horatio Hagood Rd -- Horatio Hagood & Charles Miller Rd -- 4110 Horatio Hagood Rd -- Hwy 261 & Carryall Circle -- Hwy 261 & Deer Run Ln -- 2711 Hwy 261 -- 2920 Hwy 261

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Ebenezer Middle School Route 501 Starts at 6:50 AM 3200 Starview (Frierson MHP) -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- Foxworth Mill Rd & Prosser Ave -- 3045 Homestead -- 3140 Homestead -- Queen Chapel Rd & Family Cir -- 3033 Queen Chapel Rd -- 1040 Westbury Mill -- Arlington & Nicole Lane -- Dubose Siding & Colclough Plantation -- Dubose Siding & Raymond Jenkins -- Cotton Acres Rd & Kelsey Rd -- Cotton Acres Rd & Demetrius Lane Route 501 Starts at 3:30 PM Lee Altman (1st) & Ridge -- Queen Chapel Rd & Kim St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Starview Dr & Starview Ct -- 4220 Queen Chapel -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius -- 4265 Cotton Acres Rd -- 4972 Cotton Acres Rd & Kelsey Rd -- Dubose Siding & Raymond Jenkins -- Arlington Rd & Nicole Lane -- 1045 Westbury Mill -- Dubose Siding & Colclough Plantation -- W Foxworth Mill & Prosser Ave -- 3140 Homestead -- 3045 Homestead -Queen Chapel Rd & Family Cir -- 1380 W Brewington Rd -- 3033 Queen Chapel Rd -Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St Route 502 Starts at 6:50 AM 5290 Seymour Rd -- 3155 Deer Track Cir -- W Brewington Rd & Ambrose Dr -- W Brewington Rd & October Cir -- 2325 Four Bridges Rd -- 2120 Four Bridges Rd -- Nicholson Dr & Drake St -- Nicholson Dr & Danville Ln -- 2360 Beckwood Rd -- Beckwood Rd & Hobbit Way -- 2250 Beckwood Rd -- Beach Forest Dr & Harborview Dr

Route 916 Starts at 6:30 AM

Route 502 Starts at 3:30 PM

5663 Fish Rd -- Meeting House Rd & Battle Ct -- 6460 Francis Marion Ave -- Kings Grant Way & Fort Sullivan Cir -- 1430 N Kings Hwy -- 1255 N Kings Hwy -- 1235 Raccoon Rd -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts -- 780 N Kings Hwy -- 5955 Brookland Dr -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive -- 1201 Millhouse Rd -Fellow Ln & Garners Ferry Rd -- 2080 Claremont Rd -- Claremont Rd & Alston Rd -Claremont Rd & Coon Ridge -- Ruggs Lake Rd & Claremont Rd -- 2700 Claremont Rd -2160 Alston Rd -- 6845 Claremont Ln

Beach Forest Dr & Harborview Dr -- 2250 Beckwood Rd -- Beckwood Rd & Hobbit Way -- 2360 W Brewington Rd -- Nicholson Dr & Danville Ln -- Nicholson Dr & Drake St -- 2120 Four Bridges Rd -- 2325 Four Bridges Rd -- W Brewington Rd & October Cir -- W Brewington Rd & Ambrose Dr -- 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 5290 Seymour Rd

Route 916 Starts at 3:50 PM 5663 Fish Rd -- Meeting House Rd & Battle Ct -- 6460 Francis Marion Ave -- Francis Marion Ave & Kings Grant Way -- 1430 N Kings Hwy -- 1255 N Hwy 261 -- 1235 Raccoon Rd -Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts -- 780 N Kings Hwy -- 5955 Brookland Dr -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive -- 1201 Black Walnut Ct -- Fellow Ln & Garners Ferry Rd -- 2080 Claremont Rd -- Claremont Rd & Alston -- Claremont Rd & Coon Ridge -- Ruggs Lake Rd & Claremont Rd -- 2700 Claremont Rd -- 2160 Alston Rd -6845 Claremont Ln Route 917 Starts at 6:50 AM Hwy 441 & Shakemia (Includes Pershing Hills Sbdv) -- 5445 Catchall Rd -- Hugh Ryan Rd & Teakwood Rd -- Hugh Ryan Rd & Giffin Ln -- Hugh Ryan Rd & Vixon Loop -- Ben Sanders Rd & Grove Hill Ln -- 3175 Ben Sanders Rd -- 6140 Catchall Rd -- 3105 Clarkson Rd -- 2900 Clarkson Rd -- 2660 Autumn Terrace -- 2440 Autumn Terrace -- Autumn Terrace & Beth -- 2610 Autumn Terrace -- Soye Dr & Soye Circle -- Seymour & Bend-K -- Seymour & Kenleigh Dr -- 4850 Solstice Dr -4886 Solstice Dr -- 2305 Equinox Ave -- 2405 Equinox Ave -- Sargent Rd & Fountain Ct -Seclusion & Navigator Cir -- Excursion Dr & Navigator Cir -- 4350 Excursion Dr -- Equinox Ave & Excursion Dr -- 3345 Sargent Rd -- 3440 Sargent Rd Route 917 Starts at 3:50 PM 3440 Sargent Rd -- 3345 Sargent Rd -- Explorer Dr & Excursion -- 4350 Excursion Dr -- Excursion & Navigator Cr -- Seclusion & Navigator Cr -- Sargent & Fountain Ct -- 2305 Equinox Ave -- Equinox Ave & Executive Cir -- Seymour & Kenleigh Dr -- Seymour & Bend-K -- Soye Dr & Soye Cir -- 2660 Autumn Terrace -- Autumn Terrace & Beth Ave -- 2610 Beth Ave -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Shakemia -- Hugh Ryan Rd & Teakwood Dr -Hugh Ryan & Griffin -- Hugh Ryan & Vixon Ln -- Ben Sanders Rd & Grove Hill Rd -- 3175 Ben Sander Rd -- 6140 Catchall Rd -- 3105 Clarkson Rd -- 2900 Clarkson Rd Route 918 Starts at 6:50 AM Peach Orchard Rd & Pinefield -- Meadow & Crossfield -- Peach Orchard Rd & Hardpack Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Horne -- Horne & Oak Hill -- 5890 Lost Creek -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith (Ideal MHP) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Glenn -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville Dr -- Edgehill Rd & Edgehill Apts -- Edgehill Rd & Oakland Apts -- Edgehill Rd & Hallmark -1900 Sans Souci Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Benenhaley Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Plantation MHP -- 4125 Peach Orchard Rd Route 918 Starts at 3:50 PM 4125 Peach Orchard Rd -- Hwy 441 & Plantation Acres -- Peach Orchard Rd & Plantation Hills -- Peach Orchard Rd & Benenhaley Rd -Hwy 441 & Bolden -- 3585 Peach Orchard Rd -- 2995 Peach Orchard Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Pinefield -- Meadow Dr & Crossfield Dr -- 1900 Sans Souci Rd -- Edgehill Rd & Hallmark -- Edgehill Rd & Oakland Apts -- Peach Orchard Rd & Hardpack Rd -- Horne Rd & Beech Creek Dr -- Horne Rd & Oak Hill Rd -Marden Rd & Oak Hill Rd -- 5885 Lost Creek -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville Cir -- 1701 Peach Orchard Rd Route 919 Starts at 6:50 AM Oakcrest Rd & Woodhaven St -- Oakcrest Rd & Longview Rd -- Drexel Dr & Drexel St -Raccoon Rd & Craven St -- Whisperwood Dr & Candlewood Ln -- 2804 Moss Creek Dr -Whisperwood Dr & Watermark -- Watermark Dr & Rainmaker Rd -- Whisperwood Dr & Coachwood Ln -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Fossil & Temple St -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala Route 919 Starts at 3:50 PM Ebenezer Dr & Amidala Dr -- Fossil Ln & Temple Rd -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -Whisperwood Ct & Candlewood Ln -- 2804 Moss Creek Rd -- Whisperwood & Watermark -- Watermark Rd & Rainmaker Ct -Whisperwood Ct & Coachwood Ln -- Raccoon Rd & Craven Rd -- Drexel Dr & Drexel Ct -- Longview Rd & Oakcrest Rd -- Oakcrest Rd & Woodhaven St Route 922 Starts at 6:50 AM Sycamore & Banyan -- Sycamore & Elder Dr -- Sycamore & Persimmon (Bus Shelter) -Sycamore & Elm -- Frierson Rd/Patrol St & Hickory -- Frierson Rd (100 ft before traffic Light on Frierson) -- 322 Laurel St (Youth Center @ Shaw AFB) -- 464 Myers St (Temp Living Facility) -- Rhodes Ave & Carnation Cir -- Rhodes Ave & Orchid Dr Route 922 Starts at 3:50 PM Sycamore & Elm -- Sycamore & Persimmon -- Sycamore & Elder Dr -- Sycamore & Banyan -- Frierson/Patrol St & Hickory -- Frierson Rd (100 ft before traffic light) -- 322 Laurel St (Youth Center @ Shaw AFB) -- Rhodes Ave & Orchid Dr -- Rhodes Ave & Carnation Cir -- 464 Myers St (Temp Living Facility)

Route 503 Starts at 6:50 AM 5240 Peach Orchard Rd -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ln -- 5410 Peach Orchard Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Layneward Ct -- 6375 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 5580 Cannery Rd -- 5440 Cannery Rd -- 5260 Cannery Rd -5080 Cannery Rd -- 4875 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Tabletop Lane -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- Annie St & Bush Ln -- Annie St & Annie Ct -- Annie St & McLaughlin Rd -- 3350 Black River Rd -Old Camden Hwy & Beard St Route 503 Starts at 3:30 PM 3350 Black River Rd -- Annie St & McLaughlin -- Annie St & Annie Ct -- Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- Cannery Rd & Tabletop Ln -- 5260 Cannery Rd – 5375 Cannery Rd -- 5440 Cannery Rd -- 5580 Cannery Rd -- 6375 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Layneward Ct -- 5410 Peach Orchard Rd -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ln -- 5240 Peach Orchard Rd Route 504 Starts at 6:50 AM Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Crowndale – Oleander Ct & Oleander Dr -Vinca St & Vinca Ct -- Vinca St & Escallonia -- Vinca St & Rhododendron St – 3683 Broad St Ext -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Capetown Dr (Williamsburg Est) -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- 2630 Stirrup -- 2835 Frierson Rd -- Shawside Dr & Dalzell St -- Shawside Dr & Dalzell St (2) -- Charles Jackson Rd & Lemacks -- Charles Jackson Rd & Daly -Camden Hwy & Sarah Glenn --3955 Delaware Dr – 3770 Delaware Dr – 3600 Delaware -Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- Camden Hwy Black River-- Old Camden Hwy & Sulen Rd – Old Camden & Georgia St -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- 2711 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Trufield Rd Route 504 Starts at 3:30 PM 2711 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Trufield Dr – Silverfruit St & Temple Rd – Ebenezer & Imperial Way -Camden Hwy & Georgia St -- Camden Hwy & Sulen -- Camden Hwy & Black River Rd -Delaware Dr & Angel Dr – 3600 Delaware Rd – 3770 Delaware Rd – 3955 Delaware Rd -Charles Jackson & Daly – Charles Jackson & Lemacks -- Shawside Dr & Dalzell St -- Shawside Dr & Dalzell St (2) -- 2835 Frierson Rd -Stamey Livestock Rd & Stirrup -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- Stamey Livestock & Williamsburg Estate -- Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr --Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr – 3683 Broad St Ext -- Oleander Ct & Oleander Dr -Vinca St & Vinca Ct -- Vinca St & Escallonia St – Oleander & Rhododendron Route 505 Starts at 5:45 AM 6035 Camden Hwy -- 3300 Spencer Rd -- 5262 Bordon Rd & Spencer Rd -- Bordon Rd &Dais Rd -- Dais Rd & Dinkins Mill -- Dais Rd & Stagecoach Dr -- Dais Rd & Mattie McDaniel Rd -- Mayrant Rd & Catawba Rd -- Betty Jean & Dais Rd -- 6755 Camden Hwy -- 6685 Camden Hwy -- 6165 Spencer Rd -- 4586 Spencer Rd -- Dinkins Mill & JW Sanders Rd -- 6625 TB Wright Rd -- 5000 Scotts Branch Rd -- 4790 Scotts Branch Rd -- 6060 Dinkins Mill Rd -Cortez Circle & Dennis Rd -- 5145 Dennis Rd -- 5780 TB Wright Rd -- Frye Rd -- 6355 New Hope Ch Rd -- 7110 Pisgah Rd -- 104 McLeod Chapel Rd -- 139 Lewis Circle -- 33 Hagood St -- 29 McLeod St -- Camden Hwy -- 7125 Saxon Rd -- 7190 Saxon Rd -- 6445 Springhill Rd -- Pisgah Rd & Hiram Jenkins Rd -- 5445 Halley Rd -- Black River Rd & Timber Sand Rd -- 5274 Ross Farm Rd -- 7300 Harvest Rd – 6871 Sug Circle -- 6337 Rhodes Dr & Harvest/ Daniel Taylor -- 5705 New Hope Ch Rd -- 5800 Cimmaron Rd -- 5725 Cimmaron Rd -- 5425 Black River Rd -- 4375 Black River Rd Route 505 Starts at 3:30 PM 4375 Black River Rd -- 6035 Camden Hwy -3300 Spencer Rd -- 5262 Bordon Rd & Spencer Rd -- Dais & Bordon Rd -- Dais Rd & Dinkins Mill -- Dais Rd & Stagecoach Rd -- Dais & Mattie McDaniel Rd -- Mayrant & Catawba Rd -- Dais & Betty Jean -- 6755 Camden Hwy -- 6165 Spencer Rd -- 4586 Spencer Rd -- Dinkins Mill & JW Sanders -- 6625 TB Wright Rd -- 4790 Scotts Branch Rd -- 6060 Dinkins Mill Rd -- Dennis Rd & Cortez Rd -- 5145 Dennis Rd -- 5780 TB Wright Rd -- 6225 Frye Rd -6355 New Hope Ch Rd -- 7110 Pisgah Rd -104 McLeod Chapel Rd -- 139 Lewis Rd -- 33 Hagood St -- 29 McLeod St -- 8330 Camden Hwy -- 7125 Saxon Rd -- 7190 Saxon Rd -7325 Saxon Rd -- 6445 Springhill Rd -- Pisgah Rd & Hiram Jenkins Rd -- 5445 Halley Rd -Black River Rd & Timber Sands Rd -- 5274 Ross Farm Rd -- 7300 Harvest Rd -- 6871 Sug Circle -- 6337 Rhodes Dr & Harvest/Daniel Taylor -- 5705 New Hope Ch Rd -- 5800 Cimmaron Rd -- 5725 Cimmaron Rd -- 5425 Black River Rd Route 506 Starts at 6:50 AM Mason Rd & Stern Rd -- Mossberg & Ruger (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Mason Rd & Somerset (Windsor City) Route 506 Starts at 3:30 PM Mason Rd & Stern Rd -- Mossberg & Ruger (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Mason Rd & Sommerset (Windsor City)

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4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy (Glory of God Academy) -- Camden Hwy & Eydie St -- Camden Hwy & Segars Cir -- 2910 Kaempfer Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Genoa Dr & Truefield Dr -- 2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield -Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Ebenezer Middle School -- Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Lee Altman Rd & Ridge St #1 -- 5200 Lee Altman & Ridge St #2 -- Lee Altman Rd & Queen Chapel Rd -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Beard St -- Camden Hwy & Sulen

High Hills Elementary School Route 201A Starts at 5:40 AM 6375 Peach Orchard Rd -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Rd -- Cotton Acres Dr & Kelsey -4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogdwin Rd -Cotton Acres & Demetrius Lane -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -- Bus Lane & Annie St Route 201A Starts at 2:15 PM 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -Bush Ln & Annie St -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Dr -- Cotton Acres & Kelsey Dr -- 4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogwin Dr -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- Cotton Acres & Cotton Rd Route 201 Starts at 6:00 AM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5545 Cannery Rd -5220 Cannery Rd -- 5100 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw Dr -Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Ardis Pond Rd -- Ardis Pond Rd & Reginald Ct -- 2694 Frierson Rd Route 201 Starts at 2:15 PM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5220 Cannery Rd -4875 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- 3835 Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Ln -- Queen Chapel & Ardis Pond -4580 Queen Chapel Road Route 202 Starts at 5:45 AM 3021 Prosser Ave -- 3140 Homestead -- 3050 Homestead -- 2875 Homestead -- 175 Brewington Rd -- 90 Brewington Rd -- 2100 Queen Chapel Rd -- 2230 Queen Chapel Rd --1480 Brewington Rd -- Beckwood & Tolkein Ln -Beckwood & Sanford Dr -- Beckwood & Aubrey Cir -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- Hwy 521 N & Churchill -- 2209 Alder St -- 2207 Dartmouth Rd -- 1705 Jefferson Rd

Route 207 Starts at 5:45 AM

more Rd -- 2436 Peach Orchard Hwy -- Hwy 441 & McAllister St -- Hwy 441 & High Hills Day Care -- Hwy 441 & Shamekia -- 3725 Furman Field Rd -- 3781 Furman Field Rd -- 4265 Furman Field Rd -- Furman Field Rd & Ridgewood -- 4500 Furman Field Dr -- 5770 Thomas Sumter Hwy -- 5565 Camden Hwy -- Old Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake Route 215 Starts at 6:15 AM 1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn Rd -- 5635 Oak Hill Rd -- Pawn Shop Cir & Hwy 76/378 -Lost Creek Dr & Frostwood Ct -- Peach Orchard Rd & Thistledown -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Carolina MHP -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville Cir

Route 207 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 215 Starts at 2:15 PM

4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy @ Glory of God Daycare -- Queen Chapel Rd & Sulen -- Queen Chapel & Beard -Queen Chapel & Langston -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel & Lee Altman -- Lee Altman & Ridge #1 -- Lee Altman & Ridge #2 -Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Ebenezer Middle School -- Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Genoa Dr & Truefield -- 2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield Dr -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- 2910 Kaempfer Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Camden Hwy & Segars Circle -- Camden & Eydie St

1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn St -- Oakhill Rd & Marden -- 1250 Peach Orchard Rd (Kids First Academy) -- Pawn Shop Cir -- Hwy 441& Thistledown -- Hwy 441 & Keith Rd -- Hwy 441 & Carolina MHP -- Hwy 441 & Woodville Cir

Route 208 Starts at 6:00 AM 4200 Camden Hwy -- Delaware Dr & Camden Hwy -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -3775 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Camden Hwy & Sarah Glen -- Starview Dr & Westcott Ct -- Wentworth & Starview Dr Route 208 Starts at 2:15 PM Starview Dr & Wentworth -- Starview Dr & Starview Ct -- Camden Hwy (Sara Glen) & Delaware -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 3775 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 4200 Camden Hwy

Route 216 Starts at 6:00 AM 4240 Brabham Dr -- Brabham Dr & Charles Jackson Rd -- Charles Jackson & Daly -4215 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521)(CareA-Lot) -- Frierson/Patrol Rd & Cedar St -Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers Dr, Shaw AFB (Temp Living Facility) -- Shaw Heights Crosswalk -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore & Persimmon St -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St Route 216 Starts at 2:15 PM Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St -- Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers St (Temp Living Facility) -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore St & Persimmon -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- 4215 Thomas Sumter Highway (Care-A-Lot) -4200 Brabham Dr -- 4240 Brabham Dr -Charles Jackson & Daly

Route 202 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 209 Starts at 6:00 AM

2209 Alder St -- 2207 Dartmouth Dr -- 1750 Jefferson Rd -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- Beckwood & Sanford Dr -- Beckwood & Tolkien Ln -- 2245 Beckwood Rd -1480 Brewington Rd --175 Brewington Rd --90 W Brewington Rd -- 2100 Queen Chapel Rd -- 2280 Queen Chapel Rd -- 3055 Homestead Rd -- 3140 Homestead Rd -- 3290 Homestead Rd -- 3021 Prosser Ave

Hillcrest Middle School

Sargent & Great Oak Circle -- Sargent & Dawn Circle -- 2545 Navigator Cir -- Navigator Cir & Excursion Dr -- 4545 Excursion Dr -4210 Excursion Dr -- 2765 Navigator Cir -2625 Navigator Cir -- 2600 Fall Dr -- 2575 Equinox -- Equinox & Executive Cir -- 4725 Solstice Dr -- 4850 Solstice Dr -- Seymour & Inwood Dr (Autumn Lake Subd) -- Seymour & Soye Dr -- 5100 Longbranch Dr -- 2440 Autumn Terrace -- 2670 Beth Dr -- 2880 Bend K Dr -- 4995 Seymour Dr -- 2950 Steeple Chase Dr -- Longbranch Dr & McElveen Dr -McElveen Dr & Seymour Rd --5240 Seymour Dr

Route 601 Starts at 6:50 AM

Route 203-C Starts at 6:00 AM Hills Only

Note: C- High

Mason Rd & Stern Dr -- Mossberg & Ruger (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #1 -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #2 -Kids Academy Daycare Route 203-C Starts at 2:15 PM Hills Only

Note: C- High

Mason Rd & Stern Dr -- Mossberg Dr & Ruger Dr (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #1 -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #2 -- Kids Academy Daycare Route 204 Starts at 5:45 AM 2655 Stirrup Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 3970 Cantle Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- Stamey Livestock & Line St -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Capetown Dr (Williamsburg Estates) -Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Crowndale Ct -- 3685 Hwy 378 (Broad St Ext) -- Oleander Dr & Teaberry Dr -- Oleander Dr & Carissa Dr -- Oleander Dr & Rhododendron St -- 3810 Rhododendron St -- 3800 Vinca St -- 2441 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2875 Stamey Livestock Rd -- Stamey Livestock & Antelope Dr Route 204 Starts at 2:15 PM Stamey Livestock & Antelope Dr -- 2875 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2655 Stirrup Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 3970 Cantle Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 2441 Stamey Livestock Rd -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- Stamey Livestock & Capetown Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Ct & Crowndale Dr -3685 Hwy 378 (Broad St Ext) -- Oleander Dr & Teaberry Dr -- Oleander Dr & Carissa Dr -Oleander Dr & Rhododendron St -- 3150 Oleander Dr -- 3810 Rhododendron St -- 3800 Vinca St Route 205 Starts at 5:45 AM 1045 Westbury Mill -- Arlington & Nicole Ln -- Dubose Siding & Arlington Rd -- Dubose Siding & Amonn -- 4755 Amonn Dr -- DuBose Siding & Sadie Ln -- Dubose Siding Rd & Colclough Plantation -- 6770 Goshen Rd -5590 Goshen Rd -- DuBose Siding & Burrows -- Dubose Siding Rd & Raymond Jenkins -Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Lyneward Ct -- Peach Orchard & Cedarwood MHP -- 5290 Live Oak Rd -- 4800 Live Oak Rd -- 5300 Live Oak Rd -- 5245 Black River Rd -- 4909 Black River Rd -- Dawson Rd & Dawson Ln -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ct -- 4680 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4610 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Plantation Acres -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Dodgen Hill Rd -- 3575 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Benenhaley

Route 209 Starts at 2:15 PM 5240 Seymour -- Seymour Rd & McElveen Dr -- Longbranch Rd & McElveen Dr -- 2950 Steeple Chase -- 2880 Bend K -- 5100 Soye --2440 Autumn Terrace --2670 Beth Ave -Soye & Seymour Dr -- Seymour & Inwood Dr (Autumn Lakes Subd) -- 2600 Fall Dr -- 2575 Equinox Ave -- Equinox Ave & Executive -4725 Solstice Dr -- 4850 Solstice Dr -- 2545 Navigator Cir -- Navigator Cir &Excursion Dr -- 4545 Excursion Dr -- 4210 Excursion Dr -2765 Navigator Cir -- 2625 Navigator Cir -Sargent Dr & Dawn Cir -- Sargent Dr & Great Oak Circle Route 210 Starts at 6:15 AM Sportsman & Mossyoak -- Drayton Dr & Maxie -- 3475 Drayton Dr -- 3580 Drayton Dr -- Tucker & Maxie -- 4555 Old Camden Hwy -- Old Camden Hwy & Roberson MHP -- Old Camden Hwy @ the Traditions Sbdv -- Old Camden Hwy & Stephen Dr Route 210 Starts at 2:15 PM Old Camden Hwy & Stephen Dr -- Old Camden Hwy @ the Traditions Sbdv --Old Camden Hwy & Roberson MHP -- 4555 Old Camden Hwy -- Tucker & Maxie -- 3580 Drayton Dr -- 3475 Drayton -- Drayton Dr & Maxie -Sportsman & Mossyoak Route 211 Starts at 2:15 PM

(PM ONLY)

1250 Peach Orchard Rd (Kids First Academy) -- 2720 Peach Orchard Rd (High Hills Community Center) Route 212 Starts at 6:00 AM Garners Ferry & Fellow Ln -- 690 N Kings Hwy -- 1205 Raccoon Rd -- 1285 Raccoon Rd -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts -- 6540 Montpelier Dr -- 6520 Hidden Haven Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Rd -- 6555 St Julien Dr -- 6410 Sweet Olive Rd -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Rd -- 6491 Mill House Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Rd -- 1975 Sans Souci Dr -- 5501 Edgehill & Oakland Plantation -- Edgehill Apartments Route 212 Starts at 2:15 PM Edgehill Apartments -- 5501 Edgehill Rd & Oakland Plantation -- 5670 Edgehill Rd -1975 Sans Souci Dr -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts Rd -- 6540 Montpelier Dr -- 1285 Raccoon Rd -- 1205 Raccoon Rd -- Garners Ferry Rd & Fellow Lane -- 6555 St Julien Dr -St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Ct -- 6410 Sweet Olive Rd -- 6560 Mill House Rd -- 6491 Mill House Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Dr -- 6520 Hidden Haven -- 1830 Barnwell Dr

Route 205 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 213 Starts at 5:30 AM

Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Benenhaley -- 3575 Peach Orchard Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Dodgen Hill Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Plantation Acres -4610 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4780 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4989 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ct -- Dawson Rd & Dawson Ln -- 5905 Black River Rd -- 5245 Black River Rd -- 5300 Black River Rd -- 5290 Live Oak Rd -- 4800 Live Oak -- Live Oak Rd & Norris Ln (Oakwood MHP) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Cedarwood MHP -Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Lyneward Ct -- Dubose Siding Rd & Raymond Jenkins -DuBose Siding & Burrows Rd -- 5590 Goshen Rd -- 6770 Goshen Rd -- Dubose Siding Rd & Colclough Plantation -- Dubose Siding Rd & Sadie Lane -- 4785 Amonn Dr -- Dubose Siding Rd & Amonn Rd -- Arlington Rd & Nicole Ln -- 1045 Westbury Mill Rd

1430 N Kings Hwy -- 2105 N Kings Hwy -6275 Fish Rd -- 6225 Fish Rd -- 6064 Fish Rd -Acton Rd & Skyland Rd -- Kings Grant & Fort Sullivan Cir -- Kings Mountain Dr & Kings View Dr -- 2497 Drexel Dr -- Drexel Ct & Drexel Dr -- 2421 Hummingbird Rd -- Raccoon Rd & Craven Ln -- Whisperwood Dr & Candlewood Ln -- 5681 Whisperwood Dr -2700 Watermark Dr -- Spanish Moss Cir & Watermark Dr -- 5740 Whisperwood Dr -Longview Rd & Oakcrest Rd -- 2375 Peach Orchard Rd (Terwood MHP)

Route 206 Starts at 5:45 AM 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- Brewington Dr & Dock (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Dr & Bunneau Dr -- Brewington Dr & October Cir -- 2141 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- 2120 Four Bridges -- Drake & Nicholson -- Nicholson & Brewington Rd -- 2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -- Moonlite Dr & Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Beachforest Dr -- Shawside & Dalzell St -- Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr Route 206 Starts at 2:15 PM Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr -- 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter -- 3300 Brewington Rd & Dock Rd (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Rd & Bunneau -- Brewington & October Cir -- 2171 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy -- Drake & Nicholson Dr -- Nicholson Dr & Brewington Rd -- 2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -Camden Hwy & Moonlite Dr -- Camden Hwy

Longbranch Rd & McElveen Dr -- 2870 McElveen Dr -- 5145 Seymour Rd -- Longbranch Rd & Cliffwood Ct -- 2660 Autumn Terrace -- 2440 Autumn Terrace -- 2670 Beth Ave -- Seymour & Kenleigh -- 4730 Solstice Dr -- 2405 Equinox & Solstice Dr -- 2525 Equinox -- Sargent Rd & Fountain Ct -- 4215 Hwy 521 N (Care-A-Lot Day Care) -- 4340 Brabham Dr -- 4210 Brabham Dr -- Charles Jackson & Daly -- Sportsman Dr & Mossyoak Ln -- 3580 Drayton -- Tucker & Maxi -- Camden Hwy & Robison’s MHP -- 5010 Peach Orchard Rd Route 601 Starts at 3:00 PM 4805 Hwy 441 -- 4935 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Robinson’s MHP -- 4555 Camden Hwy -- Drayton & Maxi -- 3580 Drayton -Sportsman Dr & Mossyoak Dr -- Charles Jackson Rd & Daly -- 4215 Hwy 521 N (CareA-Lot Day Care) -- 4340 Brabham Dr -- 4210 Brabham Dr -- Sargent Rd & Fountain Ct -4730 Solstice Rd -- Solstice Dr & Equinox -2405 Equinox -- 2565 Equinox -- Seymour & Autumn Lake -- Kenleigh & Seymour -- 2660 Autumn Terrace -- 2440 Autumn Terrace -2665 Beth Ave -- Longbranch & Cliffwood -5145 Seymour -- 2870 McElveen -- Long Branch & McElveen Route 602 Starts at 6:50 AM Oakland & Crossfield -- Brookgreen & Meadow -- 5408 Plantation -- Hwy 441 & Pinefield -- Oakcrest & Longview -- Raccoon Rd & Craven Ln -- Whisperwood & Candelwood Ln -- Whisperwood & Coachwood -Whisperwood Dr & Moss Creek Dr -- Whisperwood Dr & Watermark Dr -- Seclusion & Navigator Cir -- Navigator Cir & Excursion Dr -- 5270 Seymour -- Surveyors Ln & Explorer Dr Route 602 Starts at 3:00 PM Explorer Dr & Surveyors Ln -- Excursion Dr & Navigator Cir -- Seclusion Lane & Navigator Cir -- 5270 Seymour Rd -- Whisperwood Dr & Candlewood Lane -- Whisperwood Dr & Coachwood -- Whisperwood Dr & Moss Creek Rd -- Watermark & Rainmaker Ct -Oakcrest & Longview -- Hwy 441 & Pinefield -- 5408 Plantation Dr -- Brookgreen & Meadow -- Oakland Dr & Crossfield -- 5415 Oakland Dr (Oakland Primary) Route 603 Starts at 6:50 AM 2090 Peach Orchard Rd -- 5435 Sidjohn Rd -Horne Rd & Cornell Rd -- Horne Rd & Oakhill Rd -- Lost Creek & Cameron Ct -- Lost Creek Dr & Lost Creek Dr -- Hub Cap Lane & Hwy 76/378 -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith Rd -Hwy 441 & Carolina MHP -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville -- 441 Terwood Dr -- 5965 Fish Rd -- 3095 Ben Sanders Rd -- 6215 Catchall Rd -- Hugh Ryan & Teakwood Dr -5675 Hugh Ryan Rd -- 6365 Catchall Rd -3270 Hwy 261 -- 6935 Richbow Rd -- Richbow Rd & Lake Anlye Rd -- Moody Rd & Parlor Rd -- Moody Rd & Unisex Rd -- Hwy 261 & Carryall Rd -- 2281 Hwy 261 -- 6275 Fish Rd -3781 Furman Field Rd -- 4035 Furman Field Rd -- 4285 Furman Field Rd -- Furman Field Rd & Ridgewood -- 4965 Ridgewood Dr -5601 Old Camden Rd -- Old Camden & Scenic Lake

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

Route 605 Starts at 6:50 AM 5501 Edgehill Rd (Oakland Apt **FIRST DRIVEWAY) -- 2410 Drexel Ct -- 2497 Drexel Dr -- Acton Rd & Tarleton Rd -- Acton Rd & Skyland Rd -- 6396 Quimby Rd -- Meeting House Rd & Meeting House Ct -- Kings Mountain Dr & Kings View Dr -- 2163 Alston Rd -- 2075 Alston Rd -- Claremont Rd & Ruggs Lake Rd -- 2700 Claremont Rd -- 7365 Scales Rd -- 7327 Scales Rd -- N Kings Hwy (Hwy 261) & Gilligan Rd -- N Kings Hwy & Claremont Ln -- 1235 Raccoon Rd -- JJ Roberts & Sam Gillespie Blvd -- 1345 Barnwell Dr -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Ct -- 2265 Presidio Park -- 2520 Raccoon Rd -- 2720 Peach Orchard Rd (Catchall CC) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Shakemia Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Ray Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd & Dodgen Hill Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard & Plantation Acres Route 605 Starts at 3:00 PM Peach Orchard & Plantation Acres -- Peach Orchard Rd & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd & Dodgen Hill -- Peach Orchard Rd & Ray Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd & Shakemia -- 2720 Peach Orchard Rd(Catchall CC) -- 5501 Edgehill Rd (Plantation Apt) -- 2410 Drexel Ct -- 2497 Drexel Dr -- Acton Rd & Tarleton -Acton & Skyland -- 6393 Quimby Rd -- Meeting House Rd & Meeting House Ct -- Kings Mountain & Kings View -- 2163 Alston Rd -2075 Alston Rd -- Claremont Rd & Ruggs Lake Rd -- 2700 Claremont Rd -- 7365 Scales Rd -- 7327 Scales Rd -- Hwy 261 & Gilligan Rd -- Hwy 261 & Claremont Ln -- 1235 Raccoon Rd -- JJ Roberts Dr & Sam Gillespie Blvd -- 1343 Barnwell Dr -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Ct -- 2265 Presidio Dr (Persidio Park) -- 2520 Raccoon Rd

Mayewood Middle School Route 802 Starts at 5:30 AM 475 Mims Rd -- 337 Mooneyham Rd -- California Blvd & Idaho Dr -- Wyoming Dr & Montana Dr -- Boulevard Rd & Woods St -2120 Boulevard Rd -- 2280 Boulevard Rd -Plowden Mill Rd & Converse St -- 1030 Plowden Mill Rd -- 1045 Concord Cir Route 802 Starts at 3:00 PM Plowden Mill Rd & Converse St -- 1030 Plowden Mill Rd -- 1045 Concord Cir -- 2280 Boulevard Rd -- 2120 Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Woods St -- 337 Mooneyham Rd -California Blvd & Idaho Dr -- Wyoming Dr & Montana Dr -- 475 Mims Rd -- 480 Mims Rd Route 803 Starts at 5:30 AM 8220 Rufus -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Rose Hill Rd -- 2297 Old CC Rd -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Old CC Rd -- 2405 Trinity Rd -8375 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 8275 Two Mile Rd -- 3130 Trinity Rd -- 3265 Shiloh Raccoon Rd -- 2855 Rush St -- 4130 Trinity Rd -- 9630 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 4625 Trinity Rd -- 4965 Trinity Rd -- 9745 Lynches River Rd -9660 Lynches River Rd -- 5280 Trinity Rd Route 803 Starts at 3:00 PM 8220 Rufus -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Rose Hill Rd -- 2297 Old CC Rd -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Old CC -- 2405 Trinity Rd -- 8375 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 3130 Trinity Rd -- 3265 Shiloh Raccoon -- 2855 Rush St -- 4130 Trinity Rd -9630 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 4625 Trinity Rd -4965 Trinity Rd -- 9745 Lynches River Rd -9660 Lynches River Rd -- 5280 Trinity Rd Route 804 Starts at 5:30 AM 3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd -- Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane Pressley Ln -- Narrow Paved & Caution Lane -- 8470 Fullard St -- 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- 7300 Fullard St -- Fullard St & Vanta St -- 8241 Fullard Rd -- 1370 Narrow Paved Rd -- 1250 Narrow Paved Rd -Narrow Paved Rd & Moody Ln -- 6835 Skinner Rd -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6105 Skinner Rd -- S Brick Church Rd & Isaac Lane -- 435 S Brick Church Rd Route 804 Starts at 3:00 PM S Brick Church Rd & Isaac Ln -- 435 S Brick Church Rd -- 6105 Skinner Rd -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6835 Skinner Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Moody Ln -- 1275 Narrow Paved Rd -- 1370 Narrow Paved Rd -- Fullard St & Vanta St -Narrow Paved Rd & Isuzu Ln -- 7300 Fullard St -- 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- 8470 Fullard St -- Narrow Paved Rd & Caution Ln -- Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane Pressley Ln -- 3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd Route 805 Starts at 5:45 AM 380 Plowden -- Alligator Branch & Kevin -Myrtle Beach Hwy & Elrae Ln -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Grace Ln -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 4465 Daffodil Ln -- 4400 Relief Rd -- 4060 Relief Rd -- 3435 Plowden Mill Rd -3580 Congruity Rd -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 1421 Illery Rd -- 1354 Illery Rd -- 1355 Boise Lewis Rd -- 5120 Joe Billy Rd -- 4005 Congruity Rd -4165 Congruity Rd -- 4445 E Brewington Route 805 Starts at 3:00 PM 4465 Daffodil Ln -- 4400 Relief Rd -- 3580 Congruity Rd -- 4060 Relief Rd -- 3435 Plowden Mill Rd -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 1421 Illery Rd -- 1354 Illery Rd -- 1355 Boise Lewis Rd -- 5120 Joe Billy Rd -- 4005 Congruity Rd -- 4165 Congruity Rd -- 4445 E Brewington -Myrtle Beach Hwy & Elrae Ln -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Grace Ln -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 380 Plowden Rd -- Alligator Branch & Kevin

Route 603 Starts at 3:00 PM

Route 806 Starts at 5:45 AM

Old Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake -- 5601 Old Camden Rd -- 4965 Ridgewood Dr -- Furman Field & Ridgewood Dr -- 4285 Furman Field Rd -- 4035 Furman Field Rd -- 3781 Furman Field Rd -- 3781 Furman Field Rd -- Hwy 441 & Teawood Dr -- 2090 Peach Orchard Rd -5435 Sidjohn Rd -- Horne & Cornell -- Horne Rd & Oakhill Rd -- Hwy 441 & Keith Rd -Lost Creek & Lost Creek Dr -- Lost Creek & Cameron Ct -- Hwy 76/378 & Hubcap Lane -Hwy 441 & Carolina MHP -- Hwy 441 & Woodville MHP -- 5965 Fish Rd -- 3095 Ben Sanders Rd -- 6215 Catchall Rd -- Hugh Ryan Teakwood -- 5675 Hugh Ryan Rd -- 6365 Catchall Rd -- 3270 Hwy 261 -- 6935 Richbow Rd -- Richbow Rd & Lake Anlye Rd -- Moody Rd & Parlor Rd -- Moody Rd & Unisex Rd -Hwy 261 & Carryall Circle -- 2281 Hwy 261 -6275 Fish Rd

1610 Frenchy Williams Rd -- Britton Rd & Excitement Ln -- 1815 Britton Rd -- 3610 Britton Brogdon Rd -- Britton Brogdon Rd & Tram Rd -- 3085 Britton Brogdon Rd -- 2030 Britton Rd -- 1575 Robert Perry Rd -- 1705 Robert Perry Rd -- 1715 Mims Rd -- 2470 London Rd -- 420 Boots Branch Rd -- Boots Branch Rd & O’Neal Lane -- 70 Boots Branch Rd

Route 604 Starts at 6:50 AM

Route 807 Starts at 5:45 AM

Outdoor Recreation Center @ Frierson/Patrol Rd -- Rhodes Ave & Orchid Dr -- Meyer Rd @ Shaw AFB TLF **(Temp Living Facility) -- Carnation Cir (at red hydrant) -- Cedar Rd & Cherry -- Shaw Heights School (@ crosswalk Across from Shaw Heights) -- Sycamore Rd & Elm St -- Sycamore Rd & Poplar Dr -- Shaw AFB Teen Center -- Sycamore Rd & Persimmon (Bus Shelter) -- Patrol Rd & Hickory St

3145 Hwy 15 N -- 355 W Foxworth Mill Rd -140 W Foxworth Mill -- 3690 Hwy 15 N -- 4000 Dubose Siding Rd -- 805 Colony Rd -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 4545 Hwy 15 N -- 4895 Hwy 15 N -- 5095 Hwy 15 N -- 5550 Hwy 15 N -- 694 Tiger Lily Rd -- 2035 Oswego Hwy -- 1160 E Brewington Rd -- 3195 E Brewington Rd -- E Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd

Route 604 Starts at 3:00 PM Shaw Heights School on Patrol Rd (@ crosswalk) -- Patrol Rd & Hickory St -- Sycamore Rd & Elm St -- Sycamore Hill (Shelter) -Shaw AFB Teen Center (@ Sycamore) -- 7616 Cedar Rd -- Rhodes Ave & Orchid Dr -- Carnation Circle (Red Hydrant) -- Meyers Rd @ Shaw AFB TLF **(Temp Living Facility) -Outdoor Recreation Center @ Patrol Rd

Route 806 Starts at 3:00 PM 70 Boots Branch Rd -- Boots Brand Rd & O’Neal Ln -- Boots Branch Rd & Keegan Lane -- 2470 London Rd -- 1715 Mims Rd -1575 Robert Perry Rd -- 1705 Robert Perry Rd -- Britton Rd & Patton Rd -- 1815 Britton Rd -- 3610 Britton Brogdon -- Britton Brogdon & Tram Rd -- 3085 Britton Brogdon -- Britton & Excitement -- 1610 French Williams Rd

Route 807 Starts at 3:00 PM Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd -- 3195 E Brewington Rd -- 1160 E Brewington Rd -- 2035 Oswego Hwy -- 3145 Hwy 15 N -- 140 W Foxworth Mill Rd -- 355 W Foxworth Mill Rd -3690 Hwy 15 N -- 4000 Dubose Siding Rd -805 Colony Rd -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 4545 Hwy 15 N -- 4895 Hwy 15 N -- 5095 Hwy 15 N -- 5550 Hwy 15 N -- 694 Tiger Lily Rd

SEE MAYEWOOD, PAGE C4

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

MAYEWOOD FROM PAGE C3 Route 808 Starts at 6:00 AM (Mayewood Only) 17 Republic St -- E Sumter & Willow -- 3990 3rd St -- Avenue A & 2nd Route 808 Starts at 3:00 PM (RE Davis & Mayewood) Avenue A & 2nd -- 3990 3rd St -- 17 Mills St -E Sumter St & Willow St -- Lafayette St & Republic St -- E Sumter St & Lafayette St -- 3775 Oswego Hwy -- Cubbage Rd & Ripper Ln -2980 Cubbage Rd -- 2720 Lowder Rd -- 2940 Lowder Rd -- 405 E Foxworth Mill Rd -- 2875 Cubbage Rd Route 809 Starts at 5:45 AM (RE Davis & Mayewood) 2875 Cubbage Rd -- 2720 Lowder Rd -- 3075 Lowder Rd -- 405 E Foxworth Mill -- 2980 Cubbage Rd -- 3775 Oswego Rd -- 3945 4th St -3990 3rd St -- 2165 Ave A -- Mill St & Davis St -- 220 Institute St -- 42 N. Lafayette -- N. Lafayette & Republic St Route 809 Starts at 2:15 PM (RE Davis Only) 3945 4th St -- 3990 3rd St -- 2165 Ave A -- Mill St & Davis St -- 220 Institute Rd -- N Lafayette & Republic St Route 810 Starts at 5:30 AM

BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17 Oak Rd -- 5245 Black River Rd -- 4909 Black River Rd -- Dawson Rd & Dawson Ln -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ct -- 4680 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4610 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Plantation Acres -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Dodgen Hill Rd -- 3575 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Benenhaley

Oakland Plantation -- 5670 Edgehill Rd -1975 Sans Souci Dr -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts Rd -- 6540 Montpelier Dr -- 1285 Raccoon Rd -- 1205 Raccoon Rd -- Garners Ferry Rd & Fellow Lane -- 6555 St Julien Dr -St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Ct -- 6410 Sweet Olive Rd -- 6560 Mill House Rd -- 6491 Mill House Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Dr -- 6520 Hidden Haven -- 1830 Barnwell Dr

Route 205 Starts at 2:15 PM

4430 Narrow Paved Rd -- 10355 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 2875 Old St John Church Rd -2605 Old St John Church Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Nero Circle -- 5695 Narrow Paved Rd -2635 Bessie Ln -- 2505 Yarbrough Dr -- 2090 Yarborough Rd -- 2025 Yarborough Rd -- 1660 Yarborough Rd -- 1515 Yarborough Rd -- 1910 Goodman Rd -- 2045 Goodman Rd -- 1405 Rush St -- 9960 Woods Bay Rd -- 439 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 800 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1265 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1350 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd

Route 206 Starts at 5:45 AM

Route 810 Starts at 3:00 PM

Route 206 Starts at 2:15 PM

4430 Narrow Paved Rd -- 10355 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 2875 Old St John’s Rd -- 2605 Old St John Church Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Nero Circle -- 5695 Narrow Paved Rd -- 2635 Bessie Ln -- 2505 Yarborough Rd -- 2090 Yarborough Rd -- 2025 Yarborough Rd -- 1660 Yarborough Rd -- 1515 Yarborough Rd -- 1910 Goodman Rd -- 2045 Goodman Rd -- 1405 Rush St -- 9960 Woods Bay Rd -- 439 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 800 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1265 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1350 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd

Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr -- 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter -- 3300 Brewington Rd & Dock Rd (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Rd & Bunneau -- Brewington & October Cir -- 2171 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy -- Drake & Nicholson Dr -- Nicholson Dr & Brewington Rd -2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -- Camden Hwy & Moonlite Dr -- Camden Hwy & Beachforest Dr

Oakland Primary School Route 201A Starts at 5:40 AM 6375 Peach Orchard Rd -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Rd -- Cotton Acres Dr & Kelsey -4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogdwin Rd -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius Lane -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -- Bus Lane & Annie St Route 201A Starts at 2:15 PM 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -Bush Ln & Annie St -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Dr -- Cotton Acres & Kelsey Dr -- 4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogwin Dr -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- Cotton Acres & Cotton Rd Route 201 Starts at 6:00 AM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5545 Cannery Rd -5220 Cannery Rd -- 5100 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw Dr -Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Ardis Pond Rd -- Ardis Pond Rd & Reginald Ct -- 2694 Frierson Rd Route 201 Starts at 2:15 PM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5220 Cannery Rd -4875 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- 3835 Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Ln -- Queen Chapel & Ardis Pond -4580 Queen Chapel Road Route 202 Starts at 5:45 AM 3021 Prosser Ave -- 3140 Homestead -- 3050 Homestead -- 2875 Homestead -- 175 Brewington Rd -- 90 Brewington Rd -- 2100 Queen Chapel Rd -- 2230 Queen Chapel Rd --1480 Brewington Rd -- Beckwood & Tolkein Ln -Beckwood & Sanford Dr -- Beckwood & Aubrey Cir -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- Hwy 521 N & Churchill -- 2209 Alder St -2207 Dartmouth Rd -- 1705 Jefferson Rd

3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- Brewington Dr & Dock (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Dr & Bunneau Dr -- Brewington Dr & October Cir -2141 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- 2120 Four Bridges -- Drake & Nicholson -- Nicholson & Brewington Rd -2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -- Moonlite Dr & Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Beachforest Dr -- Shawside & Dalzell St -Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr

Route 207 Starts at 5:45 AM 4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy (Glory of God Academy) -- Camden Hwy & Eydie St -- Camden Hwy & Segars Cir -2910 Kaemfer Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Genoa Dr & Truefield Dr -2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield -- Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Ebenezer Middle School -Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Lee Altman Rd & Ridge St #1 -- 5200 Lee Altman & Ridge St #2 -- Lee Altman Rd & Queen Chapel Rd -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Beard St -- Camden Hwy & Sulen Route 207 Starts at 2:15 PM 4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy @ Glory of God Daycare -- Queen Chapel Rd & Sulen -- Queen Chapel & Beard -Queen Chapel & Langston -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel & Lee Altman -- Lee Altman & Ridge #1 -- Lee Altman & Ridge #2 -Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Ebenezer Middle School -- Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Genoa Dr & Truefield -- 2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield Dr -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- 2910 Kaempfer Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Camden Hwy & Segars Circle -- Camden & Eydie St Route 208 Starts at 6:00 AM 4200 Camden Hwy -- Delaware Dr & Camden Hwy -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -3775 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Camden Hwy & Sarah Glen -- Starview Dr & Westcott Ct -- Wentworth & Starview Dr Route 208 Starts at 2:15 PM Starview Dr & Wentworth -- Starview Dr & Starview Ct -- Camden Hwy (Sara Glen) & Delaware -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 3775 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 4200 Camden Hwy

Route 213 Starts at 5:30 AM

Route 213 Starts at 2:15 PM 2375 Peach Orchard Rd @ Terwood MHP -Longview Dr & Oakcrest -- Whisperwood & Candlewood -- 5586 Candlewood -- Whisperwood & Rapid Run -- Watermark Dr & Watermark Ct -- 2840 Watermark Dr -- Watermark Dr & Whisperwood -- 2740 Watermark Dr -- Watermark Dr & Spanish Moss Circle -- Raccoon Rd & Craven Ln -- Drexel Dr & Drexel Ct -- 2497 Drexel Dr -- 2540 Drexel Dr -- Fish Rd & Ben Sanders -- 6225 Fish Rd -- 6275 Fish Rd -- 2105 N Kings Hwy -1430 N Kings Hwy -- Kings Mountain & King View -- Meeting House Rd & Battle Ct -Acton & Skyland Route 214 Starts at 6:15 AM Old Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake -- Hwy 521 & Hillside Dr -- Furman Field Rd & Ridgewood Dr -- 4265 Furman Field Dr -- 4055 Furman Field Dr -- 3781 Furman Field Dr -- 3725 Furman Field Dr -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Shakemia Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & McAllister Street -- 2436 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 5408 Plantation Dr -- Brookgreen Dr & Meadow Dr -- Oakland Dr & Crossfield Dr Route 214 Starts at 2:15 PM Oakland Dr & Crossfield Rd -- Brookgreen Rd & Meadow Dr -- 5408 Plantation Dr -Hwy 441 & Terwood Dr -- Hwy 441 & Sycamore Rd -- 2436 Peach Orchard Hwy -- Hwy 441 & McAllister St -- Hwy 441 & High Hills Day Care -- Hwy 441 & Shamekia -- 3725 Furman Field Rd -- 3781 Furman Field Rd -- 4265 Furman Field Rd -- Furman Field Rd & Ridgewood -- 4500 Furman Field Dr -- 5770 Thomas Sumter Hwy -- 5565 Camden Hwy -- Old Camden Hwy & Scenic Lake Route 215 Starts at 6:15 AM 1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn Rd -- 5635 Oak Hill Rd -- Pawn Shop Cir & Hwy 76/378 -Lost Creek Dr & Frostwood Ct -- Peach Orchard Rd & Thistledown -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Carolina MHP -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville Cir Route 215 Starts at 2:15 PM 1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn St -- Oakhill Rd & Marden -- 1250 Peach Orchard Rd (Kids First Academy) -- Pawn Shop Cir -- Hwy 441& Thistledown -- Hwy 441 & Keith Rd -Hwy 441 & Carolina MHP -- Hwy 441 & Woodville Cir Route 216 Starts at 6:00 AM 4240 Brabham Dr -- Brabham Dr & Charles Jackson Rd -- Charles Jackson & Daly -4215 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521)(CareA-Lot) -- Frierson/Patrol Rd & Cedar St -Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers Dr, Shaw AFB (Temp Living Facility) -- Shaw Heights Crosswalk -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore & Persimmon St -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St Route 216 Starts at 2:15 PM Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St -- Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers St (Temp Living Facility) -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore St & Persimmon -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- 4215 Thomas Sumter Highway (Care-A-Lot) -4200 Brabham Dr -- 4240 Brabham Dr -Charles Jackson & Daly

Route 202 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 209 Starts at 6:00 AM

Rafting Creek Elementary School

2209 Alder St -- 2207 Dartmouth Dr -- 1750 Jefferson Rd -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- Beckwood & Sanford Dr -- Beckwood & Tolkien Ln -- 2245 Beckwood Rd -- 1480 Brewington Rd --175 Brewington Rd --90 W Brewington Rd -- 2100 Queen Chapel Rd -2280 Queen Chapel Rd -- 3055 Homestead Rd -- 3140 Homestead Rd -- 3290 Homestead Rd -- 3021 Prosser Ave

Route 301 Starts at 5:30 AM

Route 203-A Starts at 6:00 AM land Primary Only

Note: A- Oak-

Mason Rd & Stern Dr -- Mossberg & Ruger (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #1 -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #2 -- Kids Academy Daycare Route 203-A Starts at 2:15 PM Primary Only

Note: A-Oakland

Mason Rd & Stern Dr -- Mossberg Dr & Ruger Dr (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #1 -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #2 -Kids Academy Daycare Route 204 Starts at 5:45 AM 2655 Stirrup Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 3970 Cantle Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- Stamey Livestock & Line St -- Stamey Livestock Rd & Capetown Dr (Williamsburg Estates) -Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Crowndale Ct -- 3685 Hwy 378 (Broad St Ext) -- Oleander Dr & Teaberry Dr -- Oleander Dr & Carissa Dr -- Oleander Dr & Rhododendron St -- 3810 Rhododendron St -- 3800 Vinca St -2441 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2875 Stamey Livestock Rd -- Stamey Livestock & Antelope Dr Route 204 Starts at 2:15 PM Stamey Livestock & Antelope Dr -- 2875 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2655 Stirrup Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 3970 Cantle Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 2441 Stamey Livestock Rd -Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- Stamey Livestock & Capetown Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Ct & Crowndale Dr -3685 Hwy 378 (Broad St Ext) -- Oleander Dr & Teaberry Dr -- Oleander Dr & Carissa Dr -Oleander Dr & Rhododendron St -- 3150 Oleander Dr -- 3810 Rhododendron St -- 3800 Vinca St Route 205 Starts at 5:45 AM 1045 Westbury Mill -- Arlington & Nicole Ln -Dubose Siding & Arlington Rd -- Dubose Siding & Amonn -- 4755 Amonn Dr -- DuBose Siding & Sadie Ln -- Dubose Siding Rd & Colclough Plantation -- 6770 Goshen Rd -- 5590 Goshen Rd -- DuBose Siding & Burrows -- Dubose Siding Rd & Raymond Jenkins -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Lyneward Ct -Peach Orchard & Cedarwood MHP -- 5290 Live Oak Rd -- 4800 Live Oak Rd -- 5300 Live

6225 Frye Rd -- 6355 New Hope Church Rd -Pisgah Rd & Saxon Rd -- 7565 Pisgah Rd -Camden Hwy & McLeod St -- Hagood (Rembert Center) -- Young St & McLeod Chapel Rd -- 165 Lewis Circle -- Young St & Lewis Circle -- Young St & Edwards St -- 9015 Camden Hwy -- TD McLeod Rd & Bowdy Rd -9345 Camden Hwy -- Swiftcreek/Springhill & Glover Ln -- 7345 Saxon Rd -- 7200 Saxon Rd -- 7303 Saxon Rd -- Springhill Rd & Bennett Dr -- Pisgah Rd & Hiram Jenkins Rd -5450 Pisgah Rd -- 5320 Pisgah Rd -- Pisgah Rd & St Johns Rd -- 8400 St Johns Rd -- 5805 Halley Rd -- 5840 Halley Rd -- 5110 Pisgah Rd 6:48 8241 Black River Rd 6:50 5250 Ross Farm Rd 6:52 Bracey Mill Rd & Sug Circle Route 301 Starts at 2:15 PM

Sportsman & Mossyoak -- Drayton Dr & Maxie -- 3475 Drayton Dr -- 3580 Drayton Dr -Tucker & Maxie -- 4555 Old Camden Hwy -Old Camden Hwy & Roberson MHP -- Old Camden Hwy @ The Traditions Sbdv -- Old Camden Hwy & Stephen Dr

6225 Frye Rd -- 6355 New Hope Church Rd -Pisgah Rd & Saxon Rd -- 7565 Pisgah Rd -Camden Hwy & McLeod St -- Hagood (Rembert Center) -- Young St & McLeod Chapel Rd -- 165 Lewis Circle -- Young St & Lewis Circle -- Young St & Edwards St -- 9015 Camden Hwy -- TD McLeod Rd & Bowdy Rd -9345 Camden Hwy -- Swiftcreek/Springhill & Glover Ln -- 7345 Saxon Rd -- 7200 Saxon Rd -- 7303 Saxon Rd -- Springhill Rd & Bennett Dr -- Pisgah Rd & Hiram Jenkins Rd -5450 Pisgah Rd -- 5320 Pisgah Rd -- Pisgah Rd & St Johns Rd -- 8400 St Johns Rd -- 5805 Halley Rd -- 5840 Halley Rd -- 5110 Pisgah Rd -- 8241 Black River Rd -- 5250 Ross Farm Rd -- Bracey Mill Rd & Sug Circle

Route 210 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 302 Starts at 5:30 AM

Old Camden Hwy & Stephen Dr -- Old Camden Hwy @ The Traditions Sbdv --Old Camden Hwy & Roberson MHP -- 4555 Old Camden Hwy -- Tucker & Maxie -- 3580 Drayton Dr -- 3475 Drayton -- Drayton Dr & Maxie -Sportsman & Mossyoak

Connie Lane & Camden Hwy -- 6691 Camden Hwy -- 6755 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Cousins Ln -- 7060 Camden Hwy -5145 Dennis Rd -- Dennis Rd & Cohen Rd -4930 Dennis Rd -- 6020 Dinkins Mill Rd -Happy Rd & Easy St -- Dinkins Mill & Leslie Ln -- 6070 Dinkins Mill Rd -- 4585 Spencer Rd -- 4330 Spencer Rd -- 4915 Dais Rd -- Dais Rd & Dinkins Mill Rd -- Dais Rd & Maxie Ln -5530 Dais Rd -- 5280 Mayrant Rd -- Mayrant Rd & Catawba Rd -- Family Ln & McDaniel Rd -- 5374 Dais Rd -- 5055 Dais Rd -- 5262 Borden Rd -- 4825 Borden Rd -- Cimmeron Rd & Hines Rd -- 5705 New Hope Ch Rd

Route 210 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 211 Starts at 2:15 PM

(PM ONLY)

Route 302 Starts at 2:15 PM 5145 Dennis Rd -- Dennis Rd & Cohen Rd -4930 Dennis Rd -- 6020 Dinkins Mill Rd -Leslie Dr & Dinkins Mill Rd -- Happy Rd & Easy St -- 6070 Dinkins Mill Rd -- 4585 Spencer Rd -- 4330 Spencer Rd -- 6691 Camden Hwy -- 6755 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Cousins Ln -- 7060 Camden Hwy -- 5530 Dais Rd -- 5280 Mayrant Rd -- Mayrant Rd & Catawba Rd -- Family Ln & McDaniel Rd -- 5375

THE SUMTER ITEM Dais Rd -- Dais Rd & Maxie Ln -- 5055 Dais Rd -- 4915 Dais Rd -- 5262 Borden Rd -- 4825 Borden Rd -- Cimmaron Rd & Hines Rd -5705 New Hope Rd -- Connie Ln & Camden Hwy Route 303 Starts at 5:45 AM Catchall Rd & Ben Sanders Rd -- Catchall Rd & Ella Ln -- Catchall Rd & Hugh Ryan Rd -2296 Alston Rd -- 2090 Claremont Rd -- Claremont Rd & Claremont Ln -- Claremont Rd & Alston Rd -- Claremont Rd & Coon Ridge Rd -- Claremont Rd & Ruggs Lake Rd -- 3250 Horatio Hagood Rd -- Horatio Hagood & Crim -- 2585 Hwy 261 (John Spann) -- 2281 Hwy 261 -- 3270 Hwy 261 -- 6935 Richbow Rd -- 7016 Richbow Rd Route 303 Starts at 2:15 PM 6935 Richbow Rd -- 7016 Richbow Rd -- 3270 Hwy 261 -- 2281 Hwy 261 -- 2585 Hwy 261(John Spann ) -- Horatio Hagood Rd & Cram Ln -- 3250 Horatio Hagood Rd -- Claremont Rd & Ruggs Lake Rd -- Claremont Rd & Coon Ridge Rd -- 2090 Claremont Rd -Claremont Rd & Claremont Ln -- 2296 Alston Rd -- Catchall & Hugh Ryan Rd -- Catchall & Ella Ln -- Catchall & Ben Sanders Rd

R.E. Davis Elementary School Route 801 Starts at 6:00 AM 475 Mims Rd -- 1130 Craig Rd -- Craig Rd & Tulip St -- Waynick Dr & Curtis Dr -- California Blvd & Oklahoma Dr -- Wyoming & Montana -- Boulevard Rd & Woods Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Racetrack Rd -- 2300 Boulevard Rd -- 1039 Plowden Mill Rd -- 2865 Pelfrey Rd Route 801 Starts at 2:30 PM 2865 Pelfrey Rd -- 1039 Plowden Mill Rd -2300 Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Race Track Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Woods St -Waynick Dr & Curtis Dr -- California Blvd & Oklahoma Dr -- Wyoming Dr & Montana Dr -- Craig Rd & Tulip St -- 1130 Craig Rd -- 475 Mims Rd Route 803 Starts at 5:30 AM 8220 Rufus -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Rose Hill Rd--2297 Old CC Rd --Three Mile Branch Rd & Old CC Rd -- 2405 Trinity Rd -- 8375 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 8275 Two Mile Rd -- 3130 Trinity Rd -- 3265 Shiloh Raccoon -- 2855 Rush St -- 4130 Trinity Rd -- 9630 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 4625 Trinity Rd -- 4965 Trinity Rd -- 9745 Lynches River Rd -- 9660 Lynches River Rd -- 5280 Trinity Rd Route 803 Starts at 2:30 PM 8220 Rufus -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Rose Hill Rd -- 2297 Old CC Rd -- Three Mile Branch Rd & Old CC -- 2405 Trinity Rd -- 8375 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 8485 Two Mile Rd -- 3130 Trinity Rd -- 3265 Shiloh Raccoon -- 2855 Rush St -- 4130 Trinity Rd -9630 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 4625 Trinity Rd -4965 Trinity Rd -- 9745 Lynches River Rd -9660 Lynches River Rd -- 5280 Trinity Rd Route 804 Starts at 5:30 AM 3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd--Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane Pressley Ln -- Narrow Paved & Caution Lane -- 8470 Fullard St -- 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- 7300 Fullard St -- Fullard St & Vanta St -- 8241 Fullard Rd -- 1370 Narrow Paved Rd -- 1250 Narrow Paved Rd -Narrow Paved Rd & Mody Ln -- 6835 Skinner Rd -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6105 Skinner Rd -- S Brick Church Rd & Isaac Lane -- 435 S Brick Church Rd Route 804 Starts at 2:30 PM S Brick Church Rd & Isaac Ln -- 435 S Brick Church Rd -- 6105 Skinner Rd -- 6705 Skinner Rd -- 6835 Skinner Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Mody Ln -- 1275 Narrow Paved Rd --1370 Narrow Paved Rd -- Fullard St & Vanta St -Narrow Paved Rd & Isuzu Ln -- 7300 Fullard St -- 175 Trinity Rd -- 770 Trinity Rd -- 8470 Fullard St -- Narrow Paved Rd & Caution Ln -- Mt Sinai Church Rd & Lesane Pressley Ln --3130 Mt Sinai Church Rd Route 805 Starts at 5:45 AM 380 Plowden -- Alligator Branch & Kevin -Myrtle Beach Hwy & Elrae Ln -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Grace Ln -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 4465 Daffodil Ln -- 4400 Relief Rd -- 4060 Relief Rd -- 3435 Plowden Mill Rd -- 3580 Congruity Rd -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 1421 Illery Rd -- 1354 Illery Rd -- 1355 Boise Lewis Rd -- 5120 Joe Billy Rd -- 4005 Congruity Rd -- 4165 Congruity Rd -- 4445 E Brewington Route 805 Starts at 2:30 PM 4465 Daffodil Ln -- 4400 Relief Rd -- 3580 Congruity Rd -- 4060 Relief Rd -- 3435 Plowden Mill Rd -- 1491 Illery Rd -- 1421 Illery Rd -- 1354 Illery Rd -- 1355 Boise Lewis Rd -- 5120 Joe Billy Rd -- 4005 Congruity Rd -- 4165 Congruity Rd -- 4445 E Brewington -Myrtle Beach Hwy & Elrae Ln -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Toole St -- Myrtle Beach Hwy & Grace Ln -- 2050 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 3650 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 380 Plowden Rd -- Alligator Branch & Kevin Route 806 Starts at 5:45 AM 1610 Frenchy Williams Rd -- Britton Rd & Excitement Ln -- 1815 Britton Rd -- 3610 Britton Brogdon Rd -- Britton Brogdon Rd & Tram Rd -- 3085 Britton Brogdon Rd -- 2030 Britton Rd -- 1575 Robert Perry Rd -- 1705 Robert Perry Rd -- 1715 Mims Rd -- 2470 London Rd -- 420 Boots Branch Rd -- Boots Branch Rd & O’Neal Lane -- 70 Boots Branch Rd Route 806 Starts at 2:30 PM 70 Boots Branch Rd -- Boots Brand Rd & O’Neal Ln -- Boots Branch Rd & Keegan Lane -- 2470 London Rd -- 1715 Mims Rd -1575 Robert Perry Rd -- 1705 Robert Perry Rd -- Britton Rd & Patton Rd -- 1815 Britton Rd -- 3610 Britton Brogdon -- Britton Brogdon & Tram Rd -- 3085 Britton Brogdon -- Britton & Excitement -- 1610 French Williams Rd Route 807 Starts at 5:45 AM 3145 Hwy 15 N -- 355 W Foxworth Mill Rd -140 W Foxworth Mill -- 3690 Hwy 15 N -- 4000 Dubose Siding Rd -- 805 Colony Rd -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 4545 Hwy 15 N -- 4895 Hwy 15 N -- 5095 Hwy 15 N -- 5550 Hwy 15 N -- 694 Tiger Lily Rd -- 2035 Oswego Hwy -- 1160 E Brewington Rd -- 3195 E Brewington Rd -- E Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd Route 807 Starts at 2:30 PM Brewington Rd & Mikom Rd -- 3195 E Brewington Rd -- 1160 E Brewington Rd -- 2035 Oswego Hwy -- 3145 Hwy 15 N -- 140 W Foxworth Mill Rd -- 355 W Foxworth Mill Rd -3690 Hwy 15 N -- 4000 Dubose Siding Rd -805 Colony Rd -- 867 Goodson Rd -- 4545 Hwy 15 N -- 4895 Hwy 15 N -- 5095 Hwy 15 N -- 5550 Hwy 15 N -- 694 Tiger Lily Rd Route 808 Starts at 6:00 AM (Mayewood Only) 17 Republic St -- E Sumter & Willow -- 3990 3rd St -- Avenue A & 2nd Route 808 Starts at 2:30 PM (RE Davis & Mayewood) Avenue A & 2nd -- 3990 3rd St -- 17 Mills St

SEE R.E. DAVIS, PAGE C5

BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17

THE SUMTER ITEM

R.E. DAVIS FROM PAGE C4 -- E Sumter St & Willow St -- Lafayette St & Republic St -- E Sumter St & Lafayette St -3775 Oswego Hwy -- Cubbage Rd & Ripper Ln -- 2980 Cubbage Rd -- 2720 Lowder Rd -- 2940 Lowder Rd -- 405 E Foxworth Mill Rd -- 2875 Cubbage Rd Route 809 Starts at 5:45 AM (RE Davis & Mayewood) 2875 Cubbage Rd -- 2720 Lowder Rd -- 3075 Lowder Rd -- 405 E Foxworth Mill -- 2980 Cubbage Rd -- 3775 Oswego Rd -- 3945 4th St -3990 3rd St -- 2165 Ave A -- Mill St & Davis St -- 220 Institute St -- 42 N. Lafayette -- N. Lafayette & Republic St Route 809 Starts at 2:30 PM (RE Davis Only) 3945 4th St -- 3990 3rd St -- 2165 Ave A -- Mill St & Davis St -- 220 Institute Rd -- N Lafayette & Republic St Route 810 Starts at 5:30 AM 4430 Narrow Paved Rd -- 10355 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 2875 Old St John Church Rd -2605 Old St John Church Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Nero Circle -- 5695 Narrow Paved Rd -2635 Bessie Ln -- 2505 Yarbrough Dr -- 2090 Yarborough Rd -- 2025 Yarborough Rd -- 1660 Yarborough Rd -- 1515 Yarborough Rd -- 1910 Goodman Rd -- 2045 Goodman Rd -- 1405 Rush St -- 9960 Woods Bay Rd -- 439 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 800 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1265 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1350 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd Route 810 Starts at 2:30 PM 4430 Narrow Paved Rd -- 10355 Douglas Swamp Rd -- 2875 Old St John’s Rd -- 2605 Old St John Church Rd -- Narrow Paved Rd & Nero Circle -- 5695 Narrow Paved Rd -- 2635 Bessie Ln -- 2505 Yarborough Rd -- 2090 Yarborough Rd -- 2025 Yarborough Rd -- 1660 Yarborough Rd -- 1515 Yarborough Rd -- 1910 Goodman Rd -- 2045 Goodman Rd -- 1405 Rush St -- 9960 Woods Bay Rd -- 439 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 800 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1265 Pudding Swamp Rd -- 1350 Pudding Swamp Rd-- 1600 Pudding Swamp Rd

Shaw Heights Elementary School Route 201A Starts at 5:40 AM 6375 Peach Orchard Rd -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Rd -- Cotton Acres Dr & Kelsey -4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogdwin Rd -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius Lane -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -- Bus Lane & Annie St Route 201A Starts at 2:15 PM 3101 Bush Ln -- Bush Lane & Contour St -Bush Ln & Annie St -- Cotton Acres & Burrows Dr -- Cotton Acres & Kelsey Dr -- 4860 Cotton Acres -- 5150 Rogwin Dr -- Cotton Acres & Demetrius -- Cotton Acres & Elder Lane -- Cotton Acres & Cotton Rd Route 201 Starts at 6:00 AM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5545 Cannery Rd -5220 Cannery Rd -- 5100 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw Dr -Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Ardis Pond Rd -- Ardis Pond Rd & Reginald Ct -- 2694 Frierson Rd Route 201 Starts at 2:15 PM 4375 Black River Rd -- 5220 Cannery Rd -4875 Cannery Rd -- 4785 Cannery Rd -- Cannery Rd & Gallishaw -- 3835 Cannery Rd & Stover Ln -- 4235 Queen Chapel Rd -- Queen Chapel Rd & Violet Ln -- Queen Chapel Rd & Trudy Ln -- Queen Chapel & Ardis Pond -4580 Queen Chapel Road Route 202 Starts at 5:45 AM 3021 Prosser Ave -- 3140 Homestead -- 3050 Homestead -- 2875 Homestead -- 175 Brewington Rd -- 90 Brewington Rd -- 2100 Queen Chapel Rd -- 2230 Queen Chapel Rd --1480 Brewington Rd -- Beckwood & Tolkein Ln -Beckwood & Sanford Dr -- Beckwood & Aubrey Cir -- Beachforest Dr & Beachforest Way -- Hwy 521 N & Churchill -- 2209 Alder St -2207 Dartmouth Rd -- 1705 Jefferson Rd

Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Dodgen Hill Rd -- 3575 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Benenhaley

Mill House Rd -- 6491 Mill House Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Dr -- 6520 Hidden Haven -- 1830 Barnwell Dr

Route 205 Starts at 2:15 PM

1430 N Kings Hwy -- 2105 N Kings Hwy -- 6275 Fish Rd -- 6225 Fish Rd -- 6064 Fish Rd -Acton Rd & Skyland Rd -- Kings Grant & Fort Sullivan Cir -- Kings Mountain Dr & Kings View Dr -- 2497 Drexel Dr -- Drexel Ct & Drexel Dr -- 2421 Hummingbird Rd -- Raccoon Rd & Craven Ln -- Whisperwood Dr & Candlewood Ln -- 5681 Whisperwood Dr -- 2700 Watermark Dr -- Spanish Moss Cir & Watermark Dr -- 5740 Whisperwood Dr -- Longview Rd & Oakcrest Rd -- 2375 Peach Orchard Rd (Terwood MHP)

Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Benenhaley -3575 Peach Orchard Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Dodgen Hill Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Bolden Ln -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Plantation Acres -- 4610 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4780 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4989 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ct -- Dawson Rd & Dawson Ln -- 5905 Black River Rd -5245 Black River Rd -- 5300 Black River Rd -5290 Live Oak Rd -- 4800 Live Oak -- Live Oak Rd & Norris Ln (Oakwood MHP) -- Peach Orchard Rd & Cedarwood MHP -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Lyneward Ct -- Dubose Siding Rd & Raymond Jenkins -- DuBose Siding & Burrows Rd -- 5590 Goshen Rd -- 6770 Goshen Rd -- Dubose Siding Rd & Colclough Plantation -- Dubose Siding Rd & Sadie Lane -- 4785 Amonn Dr -- Dubose Siding Rd & Amonn Rd -- Arlington Rd & Nicole Ln -- 1045 Westbury Mill Rd Route 206 Starts at 5:45 AM 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- Brewington Dr & Dock (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Dr & Bunneau Dr -- Brewington Dr & October Cir -2141 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521) -- 2120 Four Bridges -- Drake & Nicholson -- Nicholson & Brewington Rd -2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -- Moonlite Dr & Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Beachforest Dr -- Shawside & Dalzell St -Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr Route 206 Starts at 2:15 PM Charles Jackson & Shaw Dr -- 3155 Deer Track Cir -- 3120 Thomas Sumter -- 3300 Brewington Rd & Dock Rd (Vanessa’s Playland) -- Brewington Rd & Bunneau -- Brewington & October Cir -- 2171 Four Bridges Rd -- 2549 Thomas Sumter Hwy -- Drake & Nicholson Dr -- Nicholson Dr & Brewington Rd -2859 Brewington Rd & Carnegie St -- Camden Hwy & Moonlite Dr -- Camden Hwy & Beachforest Dr Route 207 Starts at 5:45 AM 4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy (Glory of God Academy) -- Camden Hwy & Eydie St -- Camden Hwy & Segars Cir -2910 Kaempher Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Genoa Dr & Truefield Dr -2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield -- Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Ebenezer Middle School -Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Lee Altman Rd & Ridge St #1 -- 5200 Lee Altman & Ridge St #2 -- Lee Altman Rd & Queen Chapel Rd -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Langston St -- Queen Chapel Rd & Beard St -- Camden Hwy & Sulen Route 207 Starts at 2:15 PM 4965 Camden Hwy -- Camden Hwy & Lombardi -- 3840 Camden Hwy -- 3730 Camden Hwy @ Glory of God Daycare -- Queen Chapel Rd & Sulen -- Queen Chapel & Beard -Queen Chapel & Langston -- Kim St & Trent St -- Queen Chapel & Lee Altman -- Lee Altman & Ridge #1 -- Lee Altman & Ridge #2 -Potts Ln & Sheridan Dr -- Ebenezer Middle School -- Ebenezer & Yank Haven -- Genoa Dr & Truefield -- 2724 Genoa Dr -- 2680 Truefield Dr -- Ebenezer Rd & Maidenhair -- Ebenezer Rd & Amidala -- 2910 Kaempfer Circle -- Silverfruit St & Temple Rd -- Camden Hwy & Segars Circle -- Camden & Eydie St Route 208 Starts at 6:00 AM 4200 Camden Hwy -- Delaware Dr & Camden Hwy -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -3775 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Camden Hwy & Sarah Glen -- Starview Dr & Westcott Ct -- Wentworth & Starview Dr Route 208 Starts at 2:15 PM Starview Dr & Wentworth -- Starview Dr & Starview Ct -- Camden Hwy (Sara Glen) & Delaware -- 4044 Delaware Dr -- Delaware Dr & Angel Dr -- 3775 Delaware Dr -- 3675 Delaware Dr -- 3580 Delaware Dr -- 3485 Delaware Dr -- 3355 Delaware Dr -- 4200 Camden Hwy

Route 202 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 209 Starts at 6:00 AM

Route 203-B Starts at 6:00 AM Heights Only

Note: B-Shaw

Mason Rd & Stern Dr -- Mossberg & Ruger (Hunter’s Crossing) -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #1 -- Somerset Dr & Sussex Dr #2 -- Kids Academy Daycare Route 203-B Starts at 2:15 PM Heights Only

Note: B-Shaw

Stamey Livestock & Antelope Dr -- 2875 Stamey Livestock Rd -- 2655 Stirrup Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 3970 Cantle Ln (Saddlebrook Sbdv) -- 2441 Stamey Livestock Rd -Stamey Livestock Rd & Line St -- Stamey Livestock & Capetown Dr -- Crowndale Dr & Wilton Dr -- Crowndale Ct & Crowndale Dr -3685 Hwy 378 (Broad St Ext) -- Oleander Dr & Teaberry Dr -- Oleander Dr & Carissa Dr -Oleander Dr & Rhododendron St -- 3150 Oleander Dr -- 3810 Rhododendron St -- 3800 Vinca St

Route 205 Starts at 5:45 AM

Garners Ferry & Fellow Ln -- 690 N Kings Hwy -- 1205 Raccoon Rd -- 1285 Raccoon Rd -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts -- 6540 Montpelier Dr -6520 Hidden Haven Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Rd -6555 St Julien Dr -- 6410 Sweet Olive Rd -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Rd -- 6491 Mill House Rd -- 1277 Barnwell Rd -- 1975 Sans Souci Dr -- 5501 Edgehill & Oakland Plantation -- Edgehill Apartments

Route 211 Starts at 2:15 PM

(PM ONLY)

1250 Peach Orchard Rd (Kids First Academy) -- 2720 Peach Orchard Rd (High Hills Community Center) Route 212 Starts at 6:00 AM

Route 212 Starts at 2:15 PM Edgehill Apartments -- 5501 Edgehill Rd & Oakland Plantation -- 5670 Edgehill Rd -- 1975 Sans Souci Dr -- Sam Gillespie & JJ Roberts Rd -- 6540 Montpelier Dr -- 1285 Raccoon Rd -- 1205 Raccoon Rd -- Garners Ferry Rd & Fellow Lane -- 6555 St Julien Dr -- St Julien Dr & Sweet Olive Ct -- 6410 Sweet Olive Rd -- 6560

Sequoia Dr & Teton Rd/Bridge Point -- 2705 Circleview Dr -- Hidden Bay Dr & Joyce St -140 Hidden Bay Dr -- Hidden Bay Dr & Katydid St -- Joyce St & Travis Ct -- Keels Rd & Bonnell Dr Route 18 Starts at 3:10 PM Keels Rd & Bonnell Dr -- Hidden Bay Dr & Joyce St -- 140 Hidden Bay Dr -- Hidden Bay Dr & Katydid St -- Joyce St & Travis Ct -- Sequoia Dr & Teton Rd/Bridge Point -- 2705 Circleview Dr -- Keels Rd & Sequoia Dr Route 23 Starts at 7:00 AM Walker & Kent -- Cook St & Love St -- East & Ben -- Church & Hampton -- N Salem & Hampton & Winn -- Mason Croft & Purdy -Calhoun & Purdy -- Salem & Haynsworth -Pear & Rowland -- Woodlawn & Franklin -Jackson & Anderson -- Jackson & Dixie Route 23 Starts at 3:10 PM Jackson & Dixie -- Jackson & Anderson -Woodlawn & Franklin -- Pear & Rowland -Salem & Haynsworth -- Calhoun & N Purdy -Mason Croft & N Purdy -- Mason Croft & Winn -- Hampton & Winn -- Hampton & N Salem -- Hampton & Church St -- Walker & Kent -- East & Ben -- Cook St & Love St Route 25 Starts at 7:10 AM Miller Rd & Shuler Dr -- S Pike W & Wall St (Wall Street Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale Dr (Archdale Apts) Route 25 Starts at 3:10 PM Miller Rd & Shuler Dr -- S Pike W & Wall St (Wall Street Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale Dr (Archdale Apts) Route 45 Starts at 7:05 AM Purdy & Dingle St -- Bartlett & Purdy -Bartlette & Salem -- 337 W Oakland (Jenkins Center) -- Washington & Dingle -- Salem & Dingle -- Council & Robinson -- Council & Guignard -- Haynsworth & Stewart -- Magnolia & Kendrick Route 45 Starts at 3:10 PM Haynsworth & Stewart -- Purdy & Dingle St -Bartlette & Purdy -- Bartlett & Salem -- 337 W Oakland (Jenkins Center) -- Washington & Dingle -- Salem & Dingle -- Council & Robinson -- Council & Guignard -- Magnolia & Kendrick S Main & Atlantic Ave -- S Main & Fulton -Fulton & Jones -- Williams & ‘H’ St -- Williams &‘K’ St -- Carver & Cemetery -- Charles & Oakland -- Oakland & Barnett -- Barnett & Camellia -- 47 Riley St -- Swan Lake & W Calhoun

Route 215 Starts at 2:15 PM 1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn St -- Oakhill Rd & Marden -- 1250 Peach Orchard Rd (Kids First Academy) -- Pawn Shop Cir -- Hwy 441& Thistledown -- Hwy 441 & Keith Rd -- Hwy 441 & Carolina MHP -- Hwy 441 & Woodville Cir Route 216 Starts at 6:00 AM 4240 Brabham Dr -- Brabham Dr & Charles Jackson Rd -- Charles Jackson & Daly -- 4215 Thomas Sumter Hwy (Hwy 521)(Care-A-Lot) -- Frierson/Patrol Rd & Cedar St -- Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers Dr, Shaw AFB (Temp Living Facility) -Shaw Heights Crosswalk -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore & Persimmon St -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St Route 216 Starts at 2:15 PM Frierson Rd/Patrol Rd & Hickory St -- Cedar St & Cherry St -- Rhodes & Orchid St -- TLF; 464 Myers St (Temp Living Facility) -- Sycamore St & Elm St -- Sycamore St & Persimmon -- Shaw AFB Teen Center, 5554 Sycamore St -- Sycamore St & Poplar Dr -- 4215 Thomas Sumter Highway (Care-A-Lot) -- 4200 Brabham Dr -- 4240 Brabham Dr -- Charles Jackson & Daly

AREA 2 The Area 2 transportation office is located on the grounds of Sumter High School, and the routes served by that area are listed below. For questions regarding routes served by Area 2, please call (803) 481-4480, extension 6205 or 6232.

Alice Drive Elementary School Route 7 Starts at 6:00 AM Clematis & Rolling Hill -- Clematis & Shadow Trail -- Chickasaw & Powhatan -- Fenimore & Creekside -- S Wise & W Glouchester -- S Wise & Augustine -- Veranda & Wise Dr -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -- Chippawa & Antlers -- Broad & Buttercup -- Poulas St & Carolina Ave (Lantana Apts) Broad & Buttercup -- 861 Carolina Ave & Poulas St -- Clematis Trail & Rolling Hill -- Clematis Trail & Sparkleberry Lane -- Chickasaw & Powhatan -- 2760 Fenimore -- S Wise & W. Glouchester -- Wise Dr & St. Augustine -- 410 Veranda Dr -- Chippewa & Antlers -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -- Fawn Circle & Buckhorn

Route 210 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 18 Starts at 7:05 AM

Route 47 Starts at 7:05 AM

Route 7 Starts at 2:15 PM

1920 Peach Orchard Rd -- Horne Rd & Cornell St -- Horne Rd & Glenn Rd -- 5635 Oak Hill Rd -- Pawn Shop Cir & Hwy 76/378 -- Lost Creek Dr & Frostwood Ct -- Peach Orchard Rd & Thistledown -- Peach Orchard Rd & Keith Rd -- Peach Orchard Rd & Carolina MHP -- Peach Orchard Rd & Woodville Cir

5240 Seymour -- Seymour Rd & McElveen Dr -- Longbranch Rd & McElveen Dr -- 2950 Steeple Chase -- 2880 Bend K -- 5100 Soye --2440 Autumn Terrace --2670 Beth Ave -- Soye & Seymour Dr -- Seymour & Inwood Dr (Autumn Lakes Subd) -- 2600 Fall Dr -- 2575 Equinox Ave -- Equinox Ave & Executive -- 4725 Solstice Dr -- 4850 Solstice Dr -- 2545 Navigator Cir -- Navigator Cir &Excursion Dr -- 4545 Excursion Dr -- 4210 Excursion Dr -- 2765 Navigator Cir -- 2625 Navigator Cir -- Sargent Dr & Dawn Cir -- Sargent Dr & Great Oak Circle Route 210 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 215 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 209 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 204 Starts at 2:15 PM

1045 Westbury Mill -- Arlington & Nicole Ln -Dubose Siding & Arlington Rd -- Dubose Siding & Amonn -- 4755 Amonn Dr -- DuBose Siding & Sadie Ln -- Dubose Siding Rd & Colclough Plantation -- 6770 Goshen Rd -- 5590 Goshen Rd -- DuBose Siding & Burrows -- Dubose Siding Rd & Raymond Jenkins -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Lyneward Ct -Peach Orchard & Cedarwood MHP -- 5290 Live Oak Rd -- 4800 Live Oak Rd -- 5300 Live Oak Rd -- 5245 Black River Rd -- 4909 Black River Rd -- Dawson Rd & Dawson Ln -- Dawson Rd & Ollie Ct -- 4680 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- 4610 Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) & Plantation Acres -- Peach Orchard Rd (Hwy 441) &

Route 213 Starts at 5:30 AM

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

Route 23 Starts at 6:20 AM 10 Charles St -- 43 Birnie Circle (Middle of South Guignard Apts) -- Oakland & Blanding -- 351 Oakland St (Jenkins Center) -- Dingle & Cypress -- Dingle & S Salem -- 216 S. Purdy St (Birnie Hope Center) -- Walker & Kent Route 23 Starts at 2:15 PM 47 Riley St -- 13 Barnett Dr (Glasscho Day Care) -- 10 Charles Lane -- 43 Birnie Circle (Middle of South Guignard Apts) -- W Oakland & Blanding -- W Oakland & Wright St (Jenkins Center) -- Cypress & Dingle -- Dingle & S Salem -- 216 S Purdy St (Birnie Hope Center) -- Walker & Kent

Route 47 Starts at 3:10 PM 47 Riley -- Swan Lake & W Calhoun -- Barnett & Camellia -- Oakland & Barnett -- Oakland & Charles -- Carver & Cemetery -- Williams & ‘K’ St -- Williams & ‘H’ St -- Fulton & Jones -- S Main & Fulton -- S Main & Atlantic Ave Route 50 Starts at 7:05 AM Loring Mill & Pumpkin -- 105 Nautical Rd (The Cove) -- Loring Mill & Harvey -- Gadwall & Muscovy Tr -- 645 Mallard -- Mallard & Canvasback -- Pintail & Muscovy -- Mallard & Pintail -- Mallard & Widgeon Way -- Springdale Way & Volunteer -- Breezy Bay Lane & Springdale Way -- Breezy Bay Lane & Poppy Ct -- 725 Windrow Ct -- 1020 Loring Mill -Wise Dr & Mayflower -- Wise Dr & St. Augustine -- S Wise Dr & W Glouchester -- Powhatan & Huron -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -- Chippewa Circle & Antlers -- Fawn Circle & Buckhorn -- 2760 Fenimore -- Wilson Hall Rd & Foxridge Ct -- 1225 Tryon St (Broad Trace Apts @ mailboxes) -- Lang Jennings Dr & Robert Dinkins Rd -- Doby St & Meadow Cir -Clematis Tr & Shadow Tr -- Shadow Tr & Ginko Dr -- Cromer Dr & Ashleigh Collins -Paulben Dr & Gion St -- N Guignard Dr & Tudor Pl -- Gion St & N Guignard Dr -- N Guignard Dr & 2nd Coral Way Route 50 Starts at 3:10 PM N Guignard Dr & 2nd Coral Way -- N Guignard Dr & Tudor Pl -- Gion St & N Guignard Dr -Paulben Dr & Gion St -- Cromer Dr & Ashleigh Collins -- Lang Jennings Dr & Robert Dinkins Rd -- Doby St & Meadow Cir -- 1225 Tryon St (Broad Trace Apts @ mailboxes) -- Clematis Tr & Shadow Tr -- Shadow Tr & Ginko Dr -Wilson Hall Rd & Foxridge Ct -- 2760 Fenimore -- Powhatan & Huron -- Fawn Circle & Buckhorn -- Chippewa Circle & Antlers -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -- S Wise & Glouchester -- Wise Dr & St Augustine -- S Wise Dr & Veranda -- Springdale Way & Volunteer -Breezy Bay Lane & Springdale Way -- Breezy Bay Lane & Poppy Court -- 725 Windrow Dr -765 Loring Mill Rd -- Mallard & Widgeon Way -- Mallard & Pintail -- Pintail & Muscovy -Mallard & Canvasback -- 645 Mallard -- Gadwall & Muscovy Tr -- Loring Mill & Harvey -105 Nautical Dr (The Cove) -- Loring Mill & Pumpkin Ln

Bates Middle School Route 11 Starts at 7:05 AM Oakland & Freedom Blvd -- Oakland & Kendal -- Wedgefield & Freedom Forge -- Oakland & Crestwood -- Millwood & Stuckey -- 328 Stuckey St -- Stuckey & Curtiswood -- Curtiswood & Burkett -- Burkett & Woodside -Woodside & Oakland Route 11 Starts at 3:05 PM Woodside & Oakland -- Burkett & Woodside -- Curtiswood & Burkett -- 328 Stuckey St -Millwood & Stuckey -- Crestwood & Oakland -- Oakland & Freedom Forge -- Kendal Ave & Oakland -- Wedgefield & Freedom Forge Route 12 Starts at 7:00 AM

Carver & Cemetery -- Council & Robinson St -- Council & Wright -- Magnolia & Kendrick -Bartlette & S Main -- Washington & Bartlette -- Salem & Bartlette -- Bartlette & Sampson

Kingsbury Dr & Cottingham -- Kingsbury Dr & Spaulding -- Woodcrest & Lewis -- Huddersfield & Woodcrest -- White Pine Way & Club Lane -- Coachman & White Pine Way -- 537 Lewis Rd -- September & August -- September & Planters -- Planters & Turnrow -- 280 Planters -- Planters & Kilpatrick -- Deschamps & Arborwood -- Walden & Trailwood -- Vista Carolina & Trailwood -- Deschamps & Edenwood -- 325 Deschamps Rd -- 465 Deschamps Rd

Route 50 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 12 Starts at 3:00 PM

Carver & Cemetery -- Council & Robinson St -- Council & Wright -- Magnolia & Kendrick -Bartlette & S Main -- Bartlette & Washington -- Salem & Bartlette -- Bartlette & Sampson

Kingsbury Dr & Spaulding -- Kingsbury Dr & Cottingham -- Lewis & Woodcrest -- Huddersfield & Woodcrest -- White Pine Way & Club Lane -- Coachmen & White Pine Way -- 537 Lewis Rd -- September & August -- September & Planters -- Planters & Turnrow -- 280 Planters -- Planters & Kilpatrick -- Arborwood & Deschamps -- Walden & Trailwood -Vista Carolina & Trailwood -- Edenwood & Deschamps -- 325 Deschamps -- 465 Deschamps Rd

Route 50 Starts at 6:25 AM

Alice Drive Middle School Route 7 Starts at 7:00 AM 720 N Wise Dr (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -Wise & Rast -- Rast & Dicks -- Larkin & Broad -- Albert & Milton -- Poulas & 861 Carolina Ave (Lantana Apts) -- Brown & Pine -- Brown & Charlotte -- Warren & Warren Ct Route 7 Starts at 3:10 PM 720 N Wise Dr (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -Wise & Rast -- Rast & Dicks -- Larkin & Broad -- Broad & Frazier -- Albert & Milton -- Poulas & 861 Carolina Ave (Lantana Apts) -- Brown & Pine -- Brown & Charlotte -- Warren & Warren Ct

Route 14 Starts at 7:00 AM Twin Lakes & McCray Mill Rd -- Twin Lakes & Kentwood -- Rock & Ridgehill -- Ridgehill & Twin Lakes -- Black Oak & Sun Valley -- Sun Valley & Christopher -- Sun Valley & Shoreland -- Kolb & Carriage -- Kolb & Indigo -Kolb & Edmunds (2nd entrance) -- Kolb & Hilldale -- McCrays Mill & Timberlane Court

SEE BATES, PAGE C6

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

BATES FROM PAGE C5 -- Rockdale & Stonecroft -- Rockdale & Rockdale -- Franfisher & Katwallace Circle -Rockdale & Willcroft -- Whitehall & McCrays Mill Rd -- Whitehall & Widman -- Westfield & Cornfield -- Leach & Santa Fe Trail -- 3110 Leach -- 3345 Widman -- Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr -- Ashlynn Way & Inabinet -2nd Tamarah Way & Inabinet -- Malone & Malone -- Tamarah Way & Falling Water -Fallingwater & Meadowcroft -- Meadowcroft & Kari -- Meadowcroft & Caitlynn -Ashlynn & Caitlynn Route 14 Starts at 3:00 PM Twin Lakes & McCray Mill Rd -- Twin Lakes & Kentwood -- Rock & Ridgehill -- Ridgehill & Twin Lakes -- Black Oak & Sun Valley -Sun Valley & Christopher -- Sun Valley & Shoreland -- Kolb & Carriage -- Kolb & Indigo -- Kolb & Edmunds (2nd entrance) -- Kolb & Hilldale -- McCrays Mill & Timberlane -Ashlynn & Caitlynn -- Meadowcroft & Caitlynn -- MeadowCroft & Kari -- Falling Water & MeadowCroft -- Tamarah Way & Falling Water -- Malone & Malone -- 2nd Tamarah Way & Inabinet -- Inabinet & Ashlynn Way -Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr -- 3345 Widman -- 3110 Leach -- Leach & Santa Fe Trail -Westfield & Cornfield -- White Hall & Widman -- White Hall & McCrays Mill Rd -Rockdale & Willcroft -- Rockdale & Stonecroft -- Rockdale Court & Rockdale Blvd -Franfisher & Katwallace -- 989 Westfield Route 15 Starts at 6:55 AM Kingsbury & Kings Pointe -- Kingsbury & Devonshire -- Kingsbury & Brigatine -Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Kingsbury & Gin Branch -- Avalon & Avalon -- Warwick & Fairlawn -- Warwick & Warwick -- 2nd Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Morris Way & Sansbury -- Morris Way & Waterway -- 1260 Morris Way -- Treetop Court & Treetop Lane -- Garrison & Beckridge Dr -- Beckridge Dr & Shallowford -- Orvis & Stadium -- Stadium & Blenheim Ct -- Stadium & Saltwood Rd Route 15 Starts at 3:10 PM

BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17 Curtis & Waynick -- Boulevard Rd & Ridgeway -- Boulevard & Cheyne -- 805 Radical Rd -- 910 Radical Rd (Aunt Felicia’s Day Care) -- Radical & McKeiver -- 1205 Radical Rd -- Commander & Radical Rd -- 356 Mims Rd -- 212 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 196 Plowden Mill Rd Route 6 Starts at 3:15 PM 805 Radical Rd -- 910 Radical Rd -- Radical Rd & McKeiver -- 1205 Radical Rd -- Commander & Radical Rd -- 356 Mims Rd -- 212 Myrtle Beach Highway -- 196 Plowden Mill Rd -- Boulevard & Cheyne -- Boulevard & Ridgeway -- Curtis & Waynick -- Curtis & Tullah -- Curtis & Toby -- Acres & Mooneyham Route 21 Starts at 7:05 AM Magnolia & Myrtle -- Anne Park & Loring -Anne Park & Charlotte -- Crosswell & N Main -- N Main & Victory -- Vining & Brown -- Pinson & W Moore -- Poulas & Russell Route 21 Starts at 3:15 PM Poulas & Russell -- Pinson & W Moore -Vining & Brown -- N Main & Victory -- Crosswell & N Main -- Anne Park & Charlotte -Anne Park & Loring -- Magnolia & Myrtle Route 10 Starts at 7:10 AM Silver & Penn -- Webb & Ash -- Webb & Cedar -- High & Industrial -- Hauser & Harmony Ct (Harmony Court Apts) Route 10 Starts at 3:15 PM Harmony Ct & Hannah (Harmony Ct Apts) -Silver & Penn -- Kingman & E Newberry Ave -- Red Bay & Newberry -- High & Industrial -- Cedar & Murray -- Webb & Cedar Route 27 Starts at 7:10 AM Phillips & Barton -- N. Main & Nandina -- N. Main & Haley -- 2149 N Main -- 80 Brewington Rd Route 27 Starts at 3:15 PM 80 Brewington Rd -- 2149 N Main -- N Main & Haley -- N Main & Nandina -- Phillips & Barton Route 36 Starts at 7:00 AM

Kingsbury & Kings Pointe -- Kingsbury & Devonshire -- Stadium & Saltwood Rd -- Stadium & Blenheim Ct -- Kingsbury & Brigatine -- Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Kingsbury & Gin Branch -- Avalon & Avalon -Warwick & Fairlawn -- Warwick & Warwick -- 2nd Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Morris Way & Sansbury -- Morris Way & Waterway -- 1260 Morris Way -- Treetop Ct & Treetop Ln -- Garrison St & Beckridge Dr -- Beckridge Dr & Shallowford -- Orvis & Stadium Rd

Boulevard & E Red Bay -- Boulevard & Meadowbrook Dr -- Boulevard & E Fulton -Plowden Mill & Flamingo -- Wellington & S Pike E -- S Pike E & Robinhood -- S Pike E & W Sherwood -- Cheyenne Tr & S Pike E (Iris Winds MHP) -- 611 E Liberty St (Rhytts Trailer Park) -- 1685 N Pike E (Frontage Rd) -1319 N Pike E (Frontage Rd) -- Florence Hwy & Spring Dr -- Paul & Ott -- Melvin & Bradham -- Reams & Fletcher -- Florence Hwy & Glenwood -- Florence Hwy & Conway -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr -- 1971 Bishop Dr -- 1855 Brewington Rd

Route 16 Starts at 7:00 AM

Route 36 Starts at 3:15 PM

2049 McCrays Mill Rd (Archway Day Care) -Alpine & Toxaway -- Alpine & Fontana -Foxcroft Circle & Aidan Dr -- Tailsman & Shipwatch -- Aidan & Foxcroft Circle -Watts & Ford -- Kolb & Burning Tree -Hodge & Perry -- Hilldale & Clay -- Shallowford & Jensen -- 1042 Skardon -- 2124 Greenville Cir -- 2045 Charleston Ave -- Columbia & Georgetown -- Charleston & Laurens -Golfair Rd & Golfair Court -- Pinnacle Ct & Club Lane -- 918 Club Lane -- 214 Wadford St -- Kingsbury & Lois

1855 Brewington Rd -- Florence Hwy & Conway -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr -1971 Bishop Dr -- Florence Hwy & Glenwood -- Reams & Fletcher -- Bradham & Melvin -Paul & Ott -- Florence Hwy & Spring Dr -1319 N Pike E (Frontage Rd) -- 1685 N Pike E (Frontage Rd) -- 611 E. Liberty St (Rhytts Trailer Park) -- Cheyenne Tr & S Pike E (Iris Winds MHP) -- S. Pike East & W Sherwood -Robinhood & S Pike W -- Wellington & S Pike E -- Plowden Mill Rd & Flamingo -- Boulevard & E Fulton -- Boulevard & Morningside Dr -- Boulevard & E Red Bay

Route 16 Starts at 3:10 PM Kingsbury Dr & Lois -- 214 Wadford St -- 918 Club Lane -- Pinnacle Court & Club Lane -Golfair Ct & Golfair Rd -- 2049 McCrays Mill Rd (Archway Academy) -- Georgetown & Columbia -- Charleston & Laurens -- 2045 Charleston Ave -- 2124 Greenville Cir -- 501 Lynam Rd -- Alpine & Toxaway -- Alpine & Fontana -- Foxcroft Circle & Aidan Dr -- Talisman & Shipwatch Dr -- Aidan & Foxcroft Circle -- Watts & Ford -- Burning Tree & Kolb -- Hodge & Perry -- Hilldale & Clay -- Shallowford & Jensen -- 1042 Skardon Route 38 Starts at 7:10 AM Old Pocalla & Roosevelt Rd -- Patricia Dr & Daisy -- Dollard Dr & Hurley -- Patricia Dr & Dollard -- 1127 Old Pocalla Rd (Union Hall) -Guignard Parkway & Frank St -- Manning Rd & McLeod St -- Manning Rd & Wayne Dr -Manning Rd & 5 Hanover (Bracey Square Apt) Route 38 Starts at 3:10 PM Old Pocalla & Roosevelt Rd -- Patricia Dr & Daisy -- Dollard Dr & Hurley -- Patricia Dr & Dollard -- 1127 Old Pocalla Rd (Union Hall) -Guignard Parkway & Frank St -- Manning Rd & McLeod St -- Manning Rd & Wayne Dr -Manning Rd & 5 Hanover (Bracey Square Apt) Route 41 Starts at 7:00 AM Booker & Murphy -- Brent & Collins -Reaves & Nathaniel -- Gamble & Bass -- Gordon & Webb -- Belmont & Weatherly -- Belmont & Vernon -- Vernon & Manning Ave -Manning Ave & Weatherly

Route 39 Starts at 7:00 AM Pruite Lane & 525 E. Calhoun St. (Friendship Apartments) -- Dogwood & Oswego -- Dogwood & Bagnal -- Bagnal & Charlotte -- Bagnal & Wilson -- Bagnal & Pinkney -- 530 S. Pike E. (Magnolia Manor Apts.) Route 39 Starts at 3:15 PM 530 S Pike E (Magnolia Manor Apts) -- Bagnal & Pinkney -- Bagnal & Wilson -- Bagnal & E Charlotte -- Dogwood & Bagnal -- Oswego & Dogwood -- Pruite Lane & 525 E. Calhoun St. (Friendship Apartments)

Pitts & Wedgefield -- Planters & Kilpatrick -280 Planters -- Planters & Turnrow -- Planters & September -- August & September -Keels & Long Barn -- Keels & Hathaway -2715 Circle View -- Circle View & Bridge Point -- Teton & Sequoia -- Sequoia & Keels -- 140 Hidden Bay -- Hidden Bay & Katydid -Hidden Bay & Joyce -- Joyce & Travis -Keels & Bonnell -- Loring Mill & Harvey

Club Lane & Club Circle -- Club Lane & Pinnacle -- Early & Forest -- McCray’s Mill Rd & Warth Day Care -- Charleston & Greenville -2044 Greenville Circle -- Charleston & Georgetown -- Charleston & Pinewood Rd -Georgetown & Columbia -- Foxcroft Circle & Aidan Dr -- Ginhouse & Singe Dr -- Aidan Dr & Foxcroft Circle -- Foxcroft Circle & Foxcroft Circle -- Baysprings & McCrays Mill -Baysprings & Longwood -- 860 Pitts Rd -McCrays Mill Rd & Whitehall -- Whitehall & Widman -- 989 Westfield -- Westfield Ct & Cornfield -- Leach & Sante Fe Trail -- 310 Leach -- 3345 Widman -- Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr Route 18 Starts at 6:15 AM McCrays Mill & Griffin -- Wheeler St & March St -- Pittman & 2nd Butterworth Cir -- Wedgefield Rd & Derek Dr -- Janie St & Pitts Dr -- Rainbow Dr & Gold Ct -- Pitts Rd & Bayside Dr -- Fontana Dr & Cedarwood Dr -- Alpine Dr & Toxaway Dr -- McCrays Mill Rd & National Dr -- Coachman Dr & White Pine Way -- White Pine Way & Club Ln Route 18 Starts at 2:15 PM White Pine Way & Club Ln -- Coachman Dr & White Pine Way -- McCrays Mill Rd & National St -- 2049 McCrays Mill Rd (Archway Academy) -- Fontana Dr & Cedarwood Dr -Alpine Dr & Toxaway Dr -- McCrays Mill & Griffin -- Wheeler St & March St -- Pitts Rd & Bayside Dr -- Rainbow Dr & Gold Ct -- Janie St & Pitts Dr -- Pittman & 2nd Butterworth Cir -- Wedgefield Rd & Derek Dr

Lemira Elementary School Route 38 Starts at 6:00 AM 207 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 311 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- Paul & Ott -- Reams & Fletcher -Walter & Fletcher -- Melvin & Bradham -Florence Hwy & Glenwood Dr -- Florence Hwy & Brewington Rd -- Conway & Florence Hwy -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr -1971 Bishop Dr -- 1505 Florence Hwy -- Florence Hwy & 611 E Liberty St (Rytts Trailer Park) Route 38 Starts at 2:15 PM 311 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- 207 Myrtle Beach Hwy -- Paul & Ott -- Reams & Fletcher -Walter & Fletcher -- Melvin & Bradham -Florence Hwy & Glenwood -- Florence Hwy & Brewington Rd -- Conway Dr & Florence Hwy -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr -1971 Bishop Dr -- 1505 Florence Hwy -- Florence Hwy & E Liberty St (Rhytts Trailer Park) Route 39 Part I Starts at 6:15 AM 977 Oswego Hwy -- Salterstown & Unity Ct -- Salterstown & East Calhoun -- Clifton & Oswego Hwy -- Oswego Hwy & Caslee St -1170 Brewington Road -- Blossom View & E Brewington -- Cheyenne Tr & S Pike E (Iris Wind Trailer Park) -- S Pike East & W Sherwood -- S Pike East & Robin Hood -- S Pike & Wellington -- Plowden Mill & Lake City Hwy (190 Plowden Mill Rd)

Route 10 Part I Starts at 2:25 PM Stark & Pinson -- Albert & Anderson -- Poulas & Sue Rembert -- W Moore & Margie Ln -- N Pike W & Jan -- N Pike W & Marilyn -- N Pike W & Porter -- 1000 Cashew Lane (Hickory Hollow Apts) -- 1004 Mineral Circle (Middle of Spring Creek Apts) Route 10 Part II Starts at 6:50 AM 525 E Calhoun St (Middle of Friendship Apartments) 525 E Calhoun St (Middle of Friendship Apartments) Route 21 Starts at 6:00 AM 530 S Pike E (Magnolia Apts) -- 107 Laverne Ave -- N Main St & Ruth St -- N Main St & Eaton Blvd -- 96 Mickens St -- N Main St & Bear St -- 2015 N Main St -- 80 E Brewington Rd -- 1460 Holiday Dr -- Rebecca Cove & Oswego Hwy -- Bagnal Dr & Inglewood Dr (Luv-N-Care Daycare) Route 21 Starts at 2:15 PM Bagnal Dr & Inglewood Dr (Luv-N-Care Daycare) -- 530 S Pike E (Magnolia Apts) -- 107 Laverne Ave -- N Main St & Ruth St -- N Main St & Eaton Blvd -- 96 Mickens St -- N Main St & Bear St -- 2015 N Main St (El Rancho Motel) -- 80 E Brewington Rd -- 1460 Holiday Dr

Route 45 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 45 Starts at 2:15 PM Loring Mill & Harvey -- Keels & Bonnell -Joyce & Travis -- Joyce & Hidden Bay -- Hidden Bay & Katydid -- 140 Hidden Bay -- Sequoia & Keels -- Sequoia & Teton -- Circle View & Bridge Point -- 2715 Circle View -Keels & Hathaway -- Keels & Long Barn -August & September -- Planters & September -- Planters & Turnrow -- 280 Planters -Planters & Kilpatrick -- Pitts & Wedgefield

Sumter High School Route 1 Starts at 7:40 AM 15 Strange St -- Sterling St & Dickson -- N Pike West & Jan -- N Pike West & Marilyn -N Pike West & Porter St -- Middle of Spring Creek Apts -- Vining & N Main -- Vining & Pinson -- Albert & Anderson Route 1 Starts at 4:00 PM Albert & Anderson -- Vining & Pinson -- Vining & N Main -- 15 Strange -- Sterling & Dixon -- N Pike W & Jan -- N Pike W & Marilyn -- N Pike W & Porter -- Middle of Spring Creek Apts Route 3 Starts at 7:35 AM August & September -- Planters & September -- Planters & Turnrow -- 280 Planters -Kilpatrick & Planters -- Arborwood & Deschamps Rd -- Trailwood & Walden -- Trailwood & Aurora -- Aurora & Trailwood -Vista Carolina & Deschamps -- 320 Pittman -- Pittman & Butterworth -- 2nd Butterworth & Pittman -- Derek & Wedgefield -- Edenwood & Deschamps -- 405 Deschamps Rd -Stonecroft & Rockdale -- Rockdale & Rockdale -- Franfisher & Katwallace -- Rockdale & Willcroft -- Whitehall & McCrays Mill -Whitehall & Widman -- 989 Westfield Ct -Westfield & Cornfield -- Leach & Santa Fe Trail -- 3110 Leach -- 3345 Widman -- Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr -- Ashlynn Way & Caitlynn -- Caitlynn & Meadowcroft -- Kari & Meadowcroft -- Meadowcroft & Falling Water -- Fallingwater & Tamarah Way -Malone & Malone -- Tamarah Way & Inabinet -- 2nd Inabinet & Tamarah Way -- 3220 Ashlynn Way -- Twin Lakes & Ridgehill -SunValley & Falling Water -- Sun Valley & Black Oak -- SunValley & Shoreland -- Kolb & Carriage -- Kolb & 2nd Edmunds -- 2415 Sandspur -- Waterway & Morris Way -Morris Way & Sansbury Route 3 Starts at 3:50 PM

Monroe & Lafayette -- E Newberry & Kingman -- High & Industrial -- Cedar & Murray -- Webb & Cedar -- Webb & Clement -- Webb & Ash -- Royal & Silver

Morris Way & Sansbury -- Waterway & Morris Way -- 2415 Sandspur -- Kolb & 2nd Edmunds -- Kolb & Carriage -- SunValley & Shoreland -- Sun Valley & Black Oak -- SunValley & Falling Water -- Twin Lakes & Ridgehill -- 3220 Ashlynn Way -- 2nd Inabinet & Tamarah Way -- Tamarah Way & Inabinet -- Malone & Malone -- Fallingwater & Tamarah Way -- Meadowcroft & Falling Water -- Kari & Meadowcroft -- Caitlynn & Meadowcroft -- Ashlynn Way & Caitlynn -Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr -- 3345 Widman -- 3110 Leach -- Leach & Santa Fe Trail -Westfield & Cornfield -- 989 Westfield -Whitehall & Widman -- Whitehall & McCrays Mill -- Rockdale & Willcroft -- Franfisher & Katwallace -- Rockdale & Rockdale -- Stonecroft & Rockdale Blvd -- August & September -- Planters & September -Planters & Turnrow -- 280 Planters -- Kilpatrick & Planters -- Arborwood & Deschamps -- Trailwood & Walden -- Trailwood & Aurora -- Aurora & Trailwood -- Vista Carolina & Deschamps -- 320 Pittman -- Butterworth & Pittman -- 2nd Butterworth & Pittman -Derek & Wedgefield -- Edenwood & Deschamps -- 405 Deschamps

Route 41 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 5 Starts at 8:00 AM

Mooneyham Rd & Acres Ave -- Curtis & Toby -- Tullah & Curtis -- Curtis & Waynick -Lynn Lane & Boulevard -- Boulevard & Habitat -- Boulevard Rd & Red Bay -- Meadowbrook & Red Bay -- 805 Radical Rd -- 910 Radical Rd -- Radical Rd. & McKeiver -- 1091 McKeiver Rd.

High St & Industrial Rd -- Fulton & Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Cheyne -- Boulevard Rd & Ridgeway -- Boulevard Rd & Meadowbrook -- Boulevard Rd & Red Bay -- Habitat & Boulevard -- Lynn Lane & Boulevard -- Curtis & Waynick -- Curtis & Tullah -Curtis & Toby -- Mooneyham & Acres

Route 41 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 5 Starts at 4:00 PM

805 Radical Rd -- 910 Radical Rd -- McKeiver & Radical -- 1091 McKeiver -- Boulevard Rd & Red Bay -- Boulevard & Habitat -- Lynn Lane & Boulevard -- Curtis & Waynick -- Tullah & Curtis -- Curtis & Toby -- Mooneyham & Acres Ct -- Red Bay & Meadowbrook

High St & Industrial Rd -- Fulton & Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Cheyne -- Boulevard Rd & Ridgeway -- Boulevard Rd & Meadowbrook -- Boulevard Rd & Red Bay -Habitat & Boulevard -- Lynn Lane & Boulevard -- Curtis & Waynick -- Curtis & Tullah -Curtis & Toby -- Mooneyham & Acres

Millwood Elementary School

Route 6 Starts at 7:50 AM

Route 3 Starts at 6:30 AM

Magnolia & Kendrick -- Hauser & Brooklyn -- Middle of Harmony Court Apts -- Silver & Royal -- Webb St & Ash St -- Webb St & Rose Lane -- Webb St & Franklin Lane -- Newberry & Red Bay Rd

Route 39 Part I Starts at 2:30 PM Plowden Mill & Lake City Hwy (190 Plowden Mill) -- S Pike & Wellington -- S Pike E & Robinhood -- S Pike E & E Sherwood -- S Pike E & Cheyenne (Iris Winds MHP Park) -Blossom View & E Brewington -- 1170 Brewington Road -- Oswego Hwy & Caslee St -Clifton & Oswego Hwy -- Oswego & Salterstown -- Salterstown Rd & Unity Ct -- Salterstown Rd & E Calhoun -- 977 Oswego Hwy Monroe & Lafayette -- E Newberry & Kingman -- High & Industrial -- Cedar & Murray -- Webb & Cedar -- Webb & Clement -- Webb & Ash -- Royal & Silver

Manning Ave & Weatherly -- Manning & Vernon -- Belmont & Vernon -- Belmont & Weatherly -- Gordon & Webb -- Gamble & Bass -- Reaves & Nathaniel -- Brent & Collins -- Booker & Murphy

Route 43 Starts at 3:10 PM

Route 15 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 10 Part I Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 10 Part II Starts at 2:15 PM

McCraysMill & Griffin -- Bay Springs & Longwood -- Pitts & Bayside -- Pitts & Hope Ct -- Rainbow Dr & Gold Ct -- Janie & Pitts -Derek & Wedgefield -- 320 Pittman -- 9 Capri -- McCrays Mill & Malibu

Rd & Paralee Cir -- Springdale Way & Volunteer Ct -- 3125 Springdale Way -- Springdale Way & Breezy Bay -- Breezy Bay Lane & Covey Pt -- Windrow Ct & Glider Ct -- 625 Loring Mill Rd -- Widgeon & Mallard -- Pintail & Muscovy -- Mallard & Canvasback Cove -- 645 Mallard Dr -- Muscovy & Gadwell -- 105 Nautical Dr

Route 39 Part II Starts at 6:50 AM

Route 41 Starts at 3:10 PM

Route 43 Starts at 7:00 AM

Trail -- 3110 Leach -- 3345 Widman -- Santa Fe Trail & Matthew Dr -- Charleston Ave & Greenville Circle -- 2044 Greenville Circle -Georgetown & Columbia Circle -- McCrays Mill Rd & Archway Academy -- Charleston & Georgetown -- Charleston & Pinewood Rd -- Early & Forest -- McCrays Mill Rd & Warth Day Care -- Club Lane & Club Circle -- Club Lane & Pinnacle

Crosswell Drive Elementary School N Pike W & Jan -- N Pike W & Marilyn Ave -N Pike W & Porter -- N Pike W & 1000 Cashew Lane (Hickory Hollow Apts.) -- N. Pike W & 1004 Mineral Circle (Middle of Spring Creek Apts) -- S Pike W & Russell -- Poulas & Sue Rembert -- Albert Dr & Anderson St -Stark St & Pinson

THE SUMTER ITEM

Route 39 Part II Starts at 2:15 PM

Harvin & Penn -- Atlantic & S Main -- Atlantic & Branch -- Gable Ct & Jones -- W Mary & Bracey Ct -- 13 Barnett St (Glasscho Day Care) -- W Oakland & Barnett Route 3 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 6 Starts at 4:00 PM

13 Barnett St (Glasscho Day Care) -- W Oakland & Barnett -- Harvin & Penn -- Atlantic & S Main -- Atlantic & Branch -- Gable Ct & Jones -- W Mary & Bracey Ct

Newberry & Red Bay Rd -- Webb St & Franklin Lane -- Webb & Rose Lane -- Webb & Ash -- Silver & Royal -- Middle of Harmony Court Apts -- Hauser & Brooklyn -- Magnolia & Kendrick

Route 6 Starts at 6:30 AM

Route 7 Starts at 7:45 AM

Kingsbury Elementary School

Red & White St & Fulton -- Maney & L Street -- Williams & H Street -- Williams & ‘K’

Chestnut Oaks Middle School

Route 12 Starts at 6:20 AM

Route 6 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 1 Starts at 7:10 AM

Murphy & White Lane -- Murphy & Collins -Gamble & Reaves -- Gamble & Bass -- E Patricia & Gordon -- Webb Ave & Rye -- Kingsbury & Spaulding

Williams & ‘K -- Williams & H Street -Maney & L Street -- Red & White St & Fulton

Brunhill & Dicks -- Poulas & Carolina (Lantan Apts) -- Poulas & Russell -- Miller & Bynum -- Dingle & Purdy -- Dingle & Wright -- Council & Robinson St

9 Capri Dr -- Malibu & McCrays Mill Rd -McCrays Mill Rd & Van Buren -- Early St & Forest Dr -- McCrays Mill & Griffin -- Bayspring & Sandhill Dr -- Bay Springs & Longwood -- Pitts Rd & Bayside -- Pitts Rd & Hope Ct -- Rainbow & Gold Ct -- Janie & Pitts -- Derek Dr & Wedgfield Hwy

1199 N Lafayette Dr (Ashley Chase Apts) -- E Moore & Lafayette -- 15 Strange St -- Dickson & Sterling -- N Main & Byrd -- N Pike W & Marilyn -- N Pike W & Porter -- 1004 Mineral Circle (Middle of Spring Creek Apts) Route 1 Starts at 3:15 PM 1199 N Lafayette Dr (Ashley Chase Apts) -Lafayette & E Moore -- Sterling & Dickson -Laverne & Sterling -- Main & Byrd -- N Pike W & Marilyn -- N Pike W & Porter St -- 1004 Mineral Circle (Middle of Spring Creek Apts) Route 3 Starts at 7:00 AM Victory & Gerald -- Lemmon & McCormick -Mathis & Wilson -- Charlotte & Bowman -Bowman & Loring -- Commerce & Loring -Oswego & Wen-Le Dr -- Salterstown & E Calhoun Ext -- Salterstown & 2nd Unity Route 3 Starts at 3:15 PM Salterstown & 2nd Unity -- Salterstown & Oswego Hwy (Salterstown Hope Center) -Oswego & Wen-Le Dr -- Commerce & Loring -- Loring & Bowman -- Bowman & Charlotte -- Wilson & Mathis -- Lemmon & McCormick -- Victory & Gerald Route 6 Starts at 7:05 AM Acres & Mooneyham -- Curtis & Tullah --

Route 12 Starts at 2:15 PM Spaulding & Kingsbury -- Murphy & White Lane -- Murphy & Collins -- Gamble & Reaves -- Gamble & Bass -- E Patricia & Gordon -- Webb & Rye Route 14 Starts at 6:20 AM Brent & Rye -- Webb Ave & Belmont -- Belmont & Weatherly -- Weatherly & McArthur -- Manning Ave & Vernon -- Manning Ave & Bracey Square Apts Route 14 Starts at 2:15 PM Manning Ave & Bracey Square Apts -- Vernon & Manning Ave -- Weatherly & McArthur -- Belmont & Weatherly -- Webb Ave & Belmont -- Brent & Rye Route 15 Starts at 6:15 AM Foxcroft Circle & Aidan Dr -- Ginhouse & Sing Dr -- Aidan Dr & Foxcroft Circle -- Foxcroft Circle & Foxcroft Circle -- Baysprings & McCrays Mill -- Baysprings & Longwood -860 Pitts Rd -- McCray’s Mill & Whitehall -Whitehall & Widman -- 989 Westfield -Westfield & Cornfield -- Leach & Santa Fe

Route 36 Starts at 6:25 AM McCrays Mill & Capri -- Malibu & Capri -Green Swamp & Cook -- Cook & Queen -- S Main & W Williams -- S Main & Andrews -W Bee & Manning Ave Route 36 Starts at 2:15 PM McCrays Mill & Capri -- Malibu & Capri -Green Swamp & Cook -- Cook & Queen -- S Main & W Williams -- S Main & Andrews -W Bee & Manning Ave Route 43 Starts at 6:15 AM Wedgefield & Oak Haven Ct -- Deschamps & Arborwood -- Trailwood & Walden -- Trailwood & Aurora -- Vista Carolina & Trailwood Dr -- Edenwood & Deschamps -- 465 Deschamps -- Deschamps & Paralee -Springdale Way & Volunteer Ct -- Springdale Way & Breezy Bay Ln -- Windrow Dr & Glider Ct -- 625 Loring Mill Rd -- Widgeon & Mallard -- Muscovy & Gadwall -- 105 Nautical Dr Route 43 Starts at 2:15 PM Deschamps & Arborwood -- Trailwood & Walden -- Trailwood & Aurora -- Vistacarolina & Trailwood Dr -- Edenwood & Deschamps -- 465 Deschamps Rd -- Deschamps

Route 7 Starts at 4:00 PM Council & Robinson St -- Dingle & Wright -Dingle & Purdy -- Miller & Bynum -- Brunhill & Dicks -- Carolina & Poulas (Lantana Apts.) -- Poulas & Russell Route 10 Starts at 7:45 AM S Pike East & Cheyenne (Iris Wind Trailer Park) -- S Pike East & W Sherwood -- S Pike East & Robinhood -- S Pike East & Wellington -- Plowden Mill Rd & Flamingo -- 710 Radical Rd -- 905 Radical Rd -- Radical Rd & McKeiver -- Radical Rd & Commander Route 10 Starts at 4:00 PM Plowden Mill Rd & Flamingo -- 710 Radical Rd -- 905 Radical Rd -- Radical Rd & McKeiver -- Radical Rd & Commander -- S Pike East & Wellington -- S Pike East & Robin Hood -S Pike East & W Sherwood -- S Pike East & Cheyenne (Iris Wind Trailer MHP) Route 11 Starts at 7:40 AM Guignard Parkway & Frank -- Manning Ave & McLeod -- Manning Ave & Hanover (Bracey Square Apts) -- Manning Ave & Wayne --

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THE SUMTER ITEM

SUMTER HIGH FROM PAGE C6 Daisy Ct & Dollard -- Dollard & W Patricia Dr -- Old Pocalla & Union Hall -- Old Pocalla & Roosevelt -- 46 Roosevelt Route 11 Starts at 4:00 PM Guignard Parkway & Frank -- Manning Ave & McLeod -- Manning Rd & Hanover (Bracey Square Apts) -- Manning Ave & Wayne -Dollard & Daisy -- Dollard & Patricia Dr -- Old Pocalla & Union Hall -- Old Pocalla & Roosevelt -- 46 Roosevelt Route 12 Starts at 7:50 AM Hoyt & Hoyt Heights -- Hoyt & Lawson -Hoyt & S Main -- Brent St & White Lane -Brent St & Collins -- Nathaniel St & Turkey -Gamble & Bass -- Webb St & Belmont -Webb St & Rye St -- E Patricia Dr & Gordon St -- Belmont & Weatherly -- Belmont & Vernon Route 12 Starts at 4:00 PM Hoyt & Hoyt Heights -- Hoyt & Lawson -Hoyt & South Main -- Belmont & Vernon -Belmont & Weatherly -- E Patricia Dr & Gordon St -- Webb St & Rye St -- Webb St & Belmont -- Gamble & Bass -- Nathaniel St & Turkey -- Brent St & Collins -- Brent St & White Lane Route 14 Starts at 7:50 AM Fulton & Jones -- Penn & Harvin -- Harvin & E Bee -- E Barlette & S Main St -- Bartlett & Council -- Bartlett & Salem -- Bartlette & Sampson -- Oakland & Charles Route 14 Starts at 4:05 PM Fulton & Jones -- Penn & Harvin -- Harvin & E Bee -- E Barlette & S Main St -- Bartlett & Council -- Bartlett & Salem -- Bartlette & Sampson -- Oakland & Charles Route 15 Starts at 7:35 AM Magnolia & Myrtle -- Poinsett & Powell -Wilson & Mathis -- Wilson & Bagnal -- Bagnal & Rutledge -- Lemmon & Phifer -- Lemmon & McCormick -- 1109 N Lafayette (Ashley Chase Apts.) -- Lafayette & E Moore Route 15 Starts at 4:00 PM Magnolia & Myrtle -- Poinsett & Powell -Wilson & Mathis -- Wilson & Bagnal -- Bagnal & Rutledge -- Lemmon & Phifer -- Lemmon & McCormick -- 1109 N Lafayette (Ashley Chase Apts) -- Lafayette & E Moore Route 16 Starts at 7:45 AM S Main & Fulton -- S Main & W Bee -- Atlantic & Sumter -- Atlantic & Maney -- Williams & H -- Williams & K -- East & Ben St -- Cook St & Love St -- Cemetery & Carver -- McCrays Mill & Capri -- McCrays Mill & Van Buren Route 16 Starts at 4:00 PM McCrays Mill & Van Buren -- McCrays Mill & Capri -- Cemetery & Carver -- Cook St & Love St -- East & Ben St -- Williams & K -Williams & H -- Atlantic & Maney -- Atlantic & Sumter -- S Main & Fulton -- S Main & W Bee St Route 18 Starts at 7:30 AM Alice Drive & Palmetto Pointe Apts -- Alice Drive & Alice Drive Apts -- 870 Oak Brook -Fenimore & Wilson Hall Rd -- 2716 Powhatan -- 748 Fawn Circle -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -- Chippewa & Antlers -- Farrier Ct & Springdale -- 880 Breezy Bay -- Breezy Bay Lane & Poppy Court -- 725 Windrow -- Widgeon & Mallard -- Mallard & Pintail -- Pintail & Muscovy -- Mallard & Canvasback -- Muscovy & Gadwall -- 2220 Watersong Run -- 105 Nautical -- Pumpkin Lane & Loring Mill -- W Oakland & Wedgefield -- W Oakland & Kendal -W Oakland & Freedom Route 18 Starts at 4:00 PM W Oakland & Freedom -- W Oakland & Kendal -- W Oakland & Wedgefield -- Pumpkin & Loring Mill -- 2220 Watersong Run -- 105 Nautical -- Muscovy & Gadwall -- Mallard & Canvasback -- Pintail & Muscovy -- Mallard & Pintail -- Mallard & Widgeon -- Farrier Ct & Springdale -- 880 Breezy Bay -- Breezy Bay Lane & Poppy Court -- 725 Windrow -- Chippewa & Antlers -- Arrowhead & S Wise Dr -748 Fawn Circle -- 2716 Powhatan -- Fenimore & Wilson Hall Rd -- 870 Oakbrook -Alice Drive & Alice Drive Apts -- Alice Drive & Palmetto Pointe Apts

BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17

Route 38 Starts at 3:50 PM

Route 16 Starts at 6:15 AM

Treetop Ct & Treetop Ln -- 1st Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Warwick Dr & Warwick Ct -Kingsbury & Ginbranch -- 2nd Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Kingsbury & Brigatine -- Saltwood & Stadium -- Kingsbury & Devonshire -- Kingsbury & Kingspointe -- Kingsbury & Marlborough -- Decatur & Knightsbridge -Knightbridge & Spaulding -- Lewis & Woodcrest -- Woodcrest & Huddersfield -- Manchester & Chelsey Ct -- Club Lane & White Pine Way -- White Pine Way & Coachman

Kolb & Burning Tree -- Kolb & Edmunds -Morris Way Dr & Sansbury Ln -- Waterway & Morris Way Dr -- Sandspur & Lorentz -- Old Pocalla & Roosevelt -- 1127 Old Pocalla Rd (Union Hall) -- S Guignard Pkwy & Frank St -- 23 Cullen Dr -- Manning Rd & Wayne -Manning Rd & Dollard -- Manning Rd & W Patricia Dr

4046 McCrays Mill Rd -- McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr -- McCrays Mill Rd & Ravenwood -- McCrays Mill Rd & Swamp Mill Rd -- S St Pauls Church Rd & Barfield Dr -- S St Pauls Church Rd & Farmers --716 S St Pauls Church Rd -- 825 Point Dr -- 4760 Cane Savannah Rd --Cane Savannah Rd & Praylou Rd -- Sally St & Sandra Ct -- 115 Palm Springs -- 62 James Haskell -- 49 James Haskell -- Cane Savannah & Bronco Rd (Hunter MHP) -- 735 Bronco Rd-- 575 Bronco Rd -- 5755 Shamrock Dr -- Shamrock Dr & Tepee Ct -- Dowry Rd & Peachtree Rd --5945 Dowry Rd -- Hwy 261 & South Forge -- 5804 Broad Street @ Stateburg MHP -- 5164 John Franklin -- David Austin Rd & Laredo Ct

Route 16 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 601 Starts at 2:15 PM

Conway & Bishop -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr Melvin & Bradham -- Fletcher & Reams -- Hwy 76 & 611 E Liberty St. (Rytts Trailer Park) -- Bagnal & Robney -- Bagnal & Charlotte -- E Charlotte & Bowman

Old Pocalla & Roosevelt -- Old Pocalla & Union Hall -- S Guignard Parkway & Frank -23 Cullen Dr -- Manning Ave & Wayne -Manning Ave & Dollard Dr -- Manning Ave & W Patricia -- Morris Way Dr & Sansbury Ln -- Waterway & Morris Way Dr -- Sandspur & Lorentz -- Kolb & Edmunds -- Kolb & Burning Tree

Route 39 Starts at 4:00 PM

Route 47 Starts at 6:20 AM

E. Charlotte & Bowman -- Bagnal & Charlotte -- Bagnal & Robney -- Hwy 76 & 611 E Liberty St (Rytts Trailer Park) -- Melvin & Bradham -- Fletcher & Reams -- Conway & Bishop -- 1960 Conway Dr -- 1870 Bishop Dr

Twin Lakes Dr & McCrays Mill Rd -- Watts & Ford -- Hodge & Perry -- Hilldale & Clay -Shallowford & Jenson -- Garrison & Shallowford -- Garrison & Beckridge -- Beckridge & Orvis -- Briar Bend & Shallowford -- Treetop Ct & Treetop Lane -- Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Avalon & Avalon Ct -- Warwick Dr & Fairlawn -- Warwick Dr & Warwick Ct -Kingsbury & Gin Branch -- 2nd Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Kingsbury & Lois Lane

Cane Savannah Rd & Bronco Rd -- 735 Bronco Rd -- 575 Bronco Rd -- 5755 Shamrock Dr 2:25 Shamrock Dr & Tepee Ct -- Dowry Rd & Peach Tree Rd -- Hwy 261 & South Forge Apts -- 5804 Broad St -- 5164 John Franklin Rd -- 49 James Haskell Rd -- 62 James Haskell Rd -- 115 Palm Springs Dr -- Sally St & Sandra Ct --4932 McLaurin Rd -- Praylou Rd & Cane Savannah Rd -- 4760 Cane Savannah Rd -- 825 Point Dr -- 716 S St Pauls Church Rd -- St Paul’s Church Rd & Farmer’s Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Barfield Dr -- 4046 McCrays Mill Rd -- McCrays Mill Rd & Swamp Mill Cir -- McCrays Mill Rd & Ravenwood -- McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr

Route 39 Starts at 7:50 AM

Route 41 Starts at 7:35 AM Ashley & Myers -- Haynsworth & Bland -Benton & Tucson -- Benton & Burns -- Benton & Lesesne -- Garrett & Lindley -- Lang Jennings & Robert Dinkins -- Doby & Meadow Cir -- 1200 Tyron St (Broad Trace Apartments) -- Clematis & Shadow Tr -- Shadow Tr & Ginko -- Shadow Tr & Gordonia -- Acacia Dr & Mimosa -- Bay Blossom & Gordonia -- Bay Blossom & Sassafras -- Henderson & McKay -- Haile & Chappell St -- Haile & 2nd Pringle -- Pringle & Covington -- Covington & Reynolds -- Nash & Phelps -- Phelps & Wren -- Phelps & Adams -- Phelps & McFadden Phelps & McFadden -- Phelps & Adams -Phelps & Wren -- Phelps & Nash -- Covington & Reynolds -- Covington & Pringle -- 2nd Pringle & Haile -- Haile & Chappell St -- Henderson & McKay -- Lang Jennings & Robert Dinkins -- Doby & Meadow Cir -- 1225 Tryon St (Broad Trace Apts) -- Alice Dr & Rolling Hill -- Clematis & Shadow Trail -- Shadow Trail & Gingko -- Shadow Trail & Gordonia -Acacia & Mimosa -- Bay Blossom & Gordonia -- Bay Blossom & Sassafras -- Garrett & Lindley -- Benton & Lesesne -- Benton & Burns -- Benton & Tucson -- Haynsworth & Bland -- Ashley St & Myers St Route 43 Starts at 7:45 AM Shannon & Harvin -- Harvin & Orange -- Harvin & E Newberry -- Palmetto & Olive -- Palmetto & Maney -- Palmetto & Estate -- 917 Floral Ave -- W Red Bay & Samuel -- Albert Spears & Samuels -- Perkins & Bailey -Houck & Albert Spears -- S Main & Maxwell -- Kingsbury Dr & Lois -- Ashton Mills Apts -National & McCrays Mill Rd Route 43 Starts at 4:05 PM Ashton Mill Apts -- National & McCrays Mill Rd -- Kingsbury & Lois -- 917 Floral -- South Main & Maxwell -- Samuel & W Red Bay -Albert Spears & Samuel -- Perkins & Bailey -- Houck & Albert Spears -- South Main & Maxwell -- S Harvin & Shannon -- S Harvin & Orange -- S Harvin & E Newberry -- Palmetto & Olive -- Palmetto & Maney -- Palmetto & Estate Route 45 Starts at 7:40 AM Warren & Warren Ct -- Anne Park & Loring Dr -- Anne Park & E Charlotte -- N Main & Crosswell Dr -- N Main & Victory -- N Main & College -- Crescent & Church -- Pear & Rowland -- Jackson & Woodlawn Route 45 Starts at 4:00 PM Warren & Warren Ct -- Anne Park & Loring -Anne Park & Charlotte -- N Main & Crosswell -- N Main & Victory -- N Main & College -- Crescent & Church -- Pear & Rowland -Jackson & Woodlawn Palmer & Mason Croft Dr -- Mason Croft & N. Purdy -- Haynsworth & Purdy -- Haynsworth & Salem -- Church & Haynsworth -Church & Hampton -- Salem & Hampton -Hampton & McQueen -- W. Hampton & Engleside -- Barnett & Camellia -- Oakland & Jasmine -- Briarwood & Curtiswood -- Burkett & Woodside -- Stuckey & Curtiswood -Clinton & Oakland -- Stuckey & Millwood -Oakland & Crestwood

Wise & Theater -- Wise & Guignard -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale (Archdale Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -- 720 N Wise Dr (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -- Rast & Lawrence -- Rast & Dicks -- Broad & Buttercup -- Providence St & Kilgo St -- President Dr & Peace Ave Route 23 Starts at 3:55 PM Wise & Theater -- Wise & Guignard -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale Dr (Archdale Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -720 N Wise Dr (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -- Rast & Lawrence -- Rast & Dicks -- Broad & Buttercup -- Providence St & Kilgo St -- President Dr & Peace Ave Route 25 Starts at 7:30 AM S Pike W & Wall St (Wall Street Apts) -- Camden Hwy & S Pike E -- 530 S Pike E (Magnolia Manor Apts) -- 615 E Brewington Rd -- 226 Brewington St -- 205 Brewington St -- 2015 N Main St (El Rancho Motel) -- 1875 N Main St -- N Main St & Haley Ave -- N Main St & Buckingham Blvd -- James St & N Main Rd -N Main St & Nandina Dr -- N Main St & Byrd St Route 25 Starts at 3:55 PM N Main & Byrd -- N Main & Nandina -- N Main & Buckingham -- N Main & Haley -- 1875 N Main -- 219 N Main (Hwy 15) & Brewington Rd -- 205 Brewington Rd -- 226 Brewington Rd -- 615 Brewington Rd -- Clifton Rd & Oswego Rd -- 530 S Pike E (Magnolia Manor Apts) -- S Pike W & Wall St (Wall Street Apts)

Route 47 Starts at 4:00 PM Oakland & Crestwood -- Millwood & Stuckey -- Oakland & Clinton -- Stuckey & Curtiswood -- Burkett & Woodside -- Briarwood & Curtiswood -- Oakland & Jasmine -- Barnett & Camellia -- W. Hampton & Engleside -Hampton & McQueen -- Hampton & Salem -- Hampton & Church -- Haynsworth St. & Salem -- Haynsworth St. & Purdy -- Mason Croft & N. Purdy St -- Palmer & Mason Croft Dr Route 50 Starts at 7:50 AM 2nd Coral Way & Guignard -- Guignard & Gion -- Paulben & Gion -- Wise Dr. & W. Glouchester -- Wise Dr. & St. Augustine -Mayflower & Veranda (Wise Dr.) -- Keels & Bonnell -- Hidden Bay & Katydid -- 140 Hidden Bay -- Hidden Bay & Joyce -- Sequoia & Yosemite Circle -- Sequoia & Teton Rd -- Sequoia & Keels -- Wedgefield & Oak Haven -400 Pitts -- Pitts & Janie Route 50 Starts at 4:00 PM Pitts & Janie -- 400 Pitts -- Wedgefield & Oak Haven -- Sequoia & Keels -- Sequoia & Teton Rd -- Sequoia & Yosemite Circle -- Hidden Bay & Joyce -- 140 Hidden Bay -- Hidden Bay & Katydid -- Keels & Bonnell -- Mayflower & Veranda (Wise Dr.) -- Wise Dr. & St. Augustine -- Wise Dr. & W. Glouchester -- 2nd Coral Way & Guignard -- Guignard & Gion -Gion & Paul Ben

Wilder Elementary School Route 11 Starts at 6:15 AM

Miller Rd & Shuler -- Wall Street Apts -- Jackson & Dixie -- Jackson & Carolina -- Milton & Broad

2nd Rockdale &Willcroft -- Franfisher & Katwallace Circle -- 1st Rockdale & Stonecroft -- Rockdale & Rockdale Blvd -- 3220 Ashlynn Way -- Inabinet & Tamarah Way -- Tamarah Way & Inabinet -- Malone Dr & Malone Dr -Falling Water & Tamarah Way -- Fallingwater & Meadowcroft -- Kari & Meadowcroft -Caitlynn & Meadowcroft -- Ashlynn Way & Caitlynn -- Twin Lakes Dr & McCrays Mill Rd -- Twin Lakes Dr & Kentwood -- Rock & Twin Lakes Dr -- Ridgehill & Twin Lakes Dr -- SunValley & Falling Water -- SunValley & Black Oak -- SunValley & Shoreland -- Kolb & Carriage

Route 38 Starts at 7:40 AM

Route 11 Starts at 2:15 PM

Coachman & White Pine Way -- White Pine Way & Club Lane -- Manchester & Chelsey

Kolb & Carriage -- Sun Valley & Shoreland -Sun Valley & Black Oak -- SunValley & Falling Water -- Twin Lakes & Ridgehill -- Rock

Route 36 Starts at 7:45 AM Milton & Broad St -- Jackson & Carolina -Jackson & Dixie -- Miller Rd & Shuler -- Wall Street Apts Route 36 Starts at 4:00 PM

Route 47 Starts at 2:15 PM Kingsbury Dr & Lois Lane -- 2nd Kingsbury & Tanglewood -- Kingsbury Dr & Gin Branch -Avalon & Avalon Ct -- Warwick & Fairlawn -Warwick Dr & Warwick Ct -- Kingsbury Dr & Tanglewood -- Treetop Ct & Treetop Lane -Briar Bend & Shallowford -- Beckridge & Orvis -- Garrison & Beckridge -- Garrison & Shallowford -- Shallowford & Jenson -- Hilldale & Clay -- Hodge & Perry -- Watts & Ford

Route 41 Starts at 3:55 PM

Route 47 Starts at 7:35 AM

Route 23 Starts at 7:40 AM

& Twin Lakes -- Twin Lakes & Kentwood -Twin Lakes & McCrays Mill -- Ashlynn & Caitlynn -- Meadowcroft & Caitlynn -- Kari & Meadowcroft -- Fallingwater & Meadowcroft -- Fallingwater & Tamarah Way -Malone & Malone -- Tamarah & Inabinet -Inabinet & Tamarah Way -- 3220 Ashlynn Way -- Rockdale & Willcroft -- Franfisher & Katwallace Circle -- Rockdale & Stonecroft -- Rockdale & Rockdale

1st Unity Ct & Salterstown Rd -- 2nd Unity Ct & Salterstown Rd -- 1350 Salterstown -- Salterstown Rd & E Calhoun Ext -- 350 E Calhoun Ext -- E Calhoun Ext & Friendship Apts -- Bagnal & Loring -- Loring & Commerce Ct -- Harris & Calhoun -- Riley St & Richardson St Riley & Richardson -- Calhoun & Swan Lake -- Calhoun & Harris -- Loring & Commerce -Bagnal & Loring -- E Calhoun & Friendship Apts -- 350 E Calhoun -- Salterstown & E Calhoun -- 1350 Salterstown Rd -- Salterstown Rd & 2nd Unity Ct -- 1st Unity & Salterstown Rd

Ct -- Huddersfield & Woodcrest -- Woodcrest & Lewis Rd -- Kingsbury & Marlborough -- Spaulding & Knightsbridge -Knightsbridge & Decatur -- Kingsbury & Kingspointe -- Kingsbury & Devonshire -Saltwood & Stadium -- Kingsbury & Brigatine -- Kingsbury & 1st Tanglewood -- Kingsbury & Gin Branch -- Warwick & Warwick Ct -- Kingsbury & 2nd Tanglewood -- Treetop Ct & Treetop Lane

Route 21 Starts at 7:50 AM

Route 21 Starts at 4:00 PM

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

Willow Drive Elementary

FJ Delaine Elementary Route 601 Starts at 5:30 AM

Furman Middle School Route 201 Starts at 6:55 AM Patriot Pkwy & Louella Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Sky Ln -- 4090 Patriot Pkwy -- Brushwood Rd & Beacon Rd -- Loring Mill Rd & Southern Hills Dr -- Carter Rd & Companion Ct -Patriot Pkwy & Batty Way -- 530 Deschamps Rd -- 3880 Wedgefield Rd (Barber Shop) -- 716 S St Pauls Church Rd -- S St Pauls Church Rd & Farmers Rd -- S St Pauls Church Rd & Country Ln -- McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr -- McCrays Mill Rd & Ravenwood -- McCrays Mill Rd & Swamp Mill Cir Route 201 Starts at 3:00 PM

Magnolia & Myrtle -- Anne Park & Loring -Magnolia & Virginia -- Anne Park & E Charlotte Ave -- N Main & College -- Victory & Cherokee -- N Main & Pine -- Church & Crescent -- Warren & Warren Ct -- Church St & Haynsworth -- Church St & Hampton -- Liberty & N Purdy -- Hampton & Engleside -- N Salem & Haynsworth -- N Purdy & Haynsworth -- N Purdy & Glendale Ct

McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr -- McCrays Mill Rd & Ravenwood -- McCrays Mill Rd & Swamp Mill Cir -- S St Pauls Church Rd & Country Ln -- 975 S St Pauls Church Rd -716 S St Pauls Church Rd -- 4090 Patriot Pkwy -- Brushwood Dr & Beacon Dr -Stoneyriver Dr & Landmark Dr -- Loring Mill Rd & Southern Hills Dr -- Carter Rd & Companion Ct -- Patriot Pkwy & Batty Way -Patriot Pkwy & Louella Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Sky Ln

Route 1 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 202 Starts at 6:50 AM

Purdy St & Glendale Court -- Haynsworth St & Purdy -- Salem & Haynsworth -- Liberty & Purdy -- Hampton & Engleside -- Hampton & Church -- Church & Haynsworth -- Warren & Warren Ct -- 437 Main St -- Church & Crescent -- College & Main -- Victory & Cherokee -- Main & Pine -- Anne Park & E Charlotte Ave -- Magnolia & Virginia -- Anne Park & Loring -- Magnolia & Myrtle

Cherryvale Dr & Reading St -- 4308 Broad St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Luton St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Sharolyn Dr -- 4354 N Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 4211 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 4150 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 2070 St Pauls Church Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Confederate Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Hickory Rd -- Harwood Dr & Whitney Dr -- Harwood Dr & Babette Rd -- Amelia Dr & Wilma Ave -Amelia Dr & Alva Dr -- St Pauls Church Rd & Granada Dr -- 916 St Pauls Church Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Aliyah Ct

Route 1 Starts at 6:15 AM

Route 25 Starts at 6:00 AM S Pike W & Wall St (Wall St Apts) -- N Wise Dr & Hilliard Dr -- N Wise Dr & Gertrude Dr -251 Rast St (Willow Run Apts) -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale Dr (Archdale Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -- 1275 Clara Louise Kellogg Dr (Dillon Park) -- 670 Dillon Trace St (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -- Gion St & Jessamine Trail -- Cromer Dr & Ashleigh Collins -- N Guignard Dr & Jamestown Ct (Jamestowne Apts) -- N Guignard & Tudor -- N Guignard & 2nd Coral Way -- N Guignard & Wise Dr -- Bonview & Duncan St -- 1121 Alice Dr (Alice Drive Apts) -- Rolling Hill Ln & Alice Dr -- Lang Jennings Dr & Robert Dinkins Rd -- Doby St & Kenyon Ave -1200 Tyron Dr (Middle of Broad Trace Apts) Route 25 Starts at 2:15 PM S Pike W & Wall St (Wall St Apts) -- Wise & Hilliard -- Wise & Gertrude -- 254 Rast St (Willow Run Apts) -- N Bultman Dr & Archdale Dr (Archdale Apts) -- S Pike W & Jubilee Dr (Brookhollow Apts) -- 1275 Clara Louise Kellogg Dr -- 670 Dillon Trace St (Middle of Dillon Trace Apts) -- Gion & Jessamine Trail -- Cromer Dr & Ashleigh Collins -- N Guignard Dr & Jamestown Ct (Jamestowne Apts) -- N Guignard & Tudor -- Guignard & 2nd Coral Way -- N Guignard & Wise -- Bon View Dr & Duncan -- 1121 Alice Dr & Lachalet Dr (Alice Drive Apts) -- Lang Jennings & Robert Dinkins -- Doby & Kenyon -- 1200 Tyron St (Middle of Broad Trace Apts)

AREA 3 The Area 3 transportation office is located on the grounds of Furman Middle School, and the routes served by that area are listed below. For questions regarding routes served in Area 3, please call (803) 481-8519, extension 300.

Cherryvale Elementary School Route 501 Starts at 5:45 AM

Route 202 Starts at 3:00 PM St Pauls Church Rd & Aliyah Ct -- 916 St Pauls Church Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Granada Dr -- St Pauls Church Rd & Hickory Rd -- Harwood Dr & Whitney Dr -- Harwood Dr & Babette Rd -- Cherryvale Dr & Reading St -- 4308 Broad St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Luton St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Sharolynn Rd -- 4354 N Lake Cherryvale Dr -4211 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 4150 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 2070 St Pauls Church Rd -Amelia Dr & Alva Dr -- Amelia Dr & Wilma Ave -- St Pauls Church Rd & Confederate Rd Route 203 Starts at 6:45 AM 140 Apollo St -- Apollo St & Baba Rd -- 4760 Cane Savannah Rd -- 75 Sally St -- 53 Sally St -- 4940 Cane Savannah Rd -- 10 James Haskell Rd -- 28 James Haskell Rd -- 42 James Haskell Rd -- 115 Palm Springs Dr -James Haskell Rd & Palm Springs Dr -- 5400 Cane Savannah Rd (Delaine Center) -- John Franklin Rd & David Austin Rd -- Cane Savannah Rd @ Hunter’s Trailer Pk -- 735 Bronco Rd -- Bronco Rd & Duffie Dr -Squaw Valley Rd & Doe Ct -- Hwy 261 & S Forge Apartments -- Hwy 378 & Raybrown (Stateburg MHP) -- 850 Panda Rd -- 5530 Cane Savannah Rd Route 203 Starts at 3:00 PM 140 Apollo St -- Apollo St & Baba Rd -- 4760 Cane Savannah Rd -- 75 Sally St -- 53 Sally St -- 4940 Cane Savannah Rd -- 10 James Haskell Rd -- 28 James Haskell Rd -- 42 James Haskell Rd -- 115 Palm Springs Dr -James Haskell Rd & Palm Springs Dr -- 5400 Cane Savannah Rd (Delaine Center) -- John Franklin Rd & David Austin Rd -- Cane Savannah Rd @ Hunter’s Trailer Pk -- 735 Bronco Rd -- Bronco Rd & Duffie Dr -Squaw Valley Rd & Doe Ct -- Hwy 261 & S Forge Apartments -- Hwy 378 & Raybrown (Stateburg MHP) -- 850 Panda Rd -- 5530 Cane Savannah Rd

Carter Rd & Morehead Pl --1245 Winyah St -Dewees Dr & Kiawah Dr – Carter Rd & Companions Ct (Champion Apt) – 3330 Landmark – 3521 Beacon -- Patriot Pkwy & Batty Way -- Patriot Pkwy & Lisbon -- Patriot Pkwy & Seidler Dr -- Patriot Pkwy & Shedricks Ln – 4810 Chanson Ln – 4700 Chanson Ln -- Chanson Lane & Chanson Ct – Eagle Rd & Sunflower -- 935 Eagle Rd (Wildes Mhp) -Eagle Rd & Plains MHP --1110 Mayfield Dr --980 Mayfield Dr

Route 204 Starts at 6:30 AM

Route 501 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 204 Starts at 3:00 PM

980 Mayfield – 1110 Mayfield -- Eagle Rd & Plains MHP -- Eagle Rd & Wild’s MHP -Eagle Rd & Sunflower Dr – 4810 Chanson Rd – 4700 Chanson Rd -- Chanson Ln & Chanson Ct – Patriot Pkwy & Shedricks Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Lisbon Dr -- Patriot Pkwy & Batty Way – 3521 Beacon -- 3330 Landmark -- Carter Rd & Companion (Champion Apt) – Dewees Dr & Kiawah Dr – 1245 Winyah St – Carter Rd & Morehead Pl

Cane Savannah & Apollo St -- Chanson Lane & Chanson Ct -- 4795 Chanson Ln -Eagle Rd & Sunflower Ct -- Eagle Rd & Wilde’s MHP -- 1405 Eagle Dr -- Mayfield Dr & Monterey Dr -- Mayfield Dr & Cayman St -Cherryvale Dr & Reading St (@ Cedar Hill MHP) -- Cherryvale Dr & OC Trailer MHP -Cherryvale Dr & Cheryl Dr -- Burgess Glenn & Gene Dr -- Gene Dr & Oak Dr -- Furman Dr & Cheryl Dr

Route 502 Starts at 6:00 AM

Route 205 Starts at 6:45 AM

St Paul Church Rd & Bank Ln -- Granada Dr & Old Castle St -- 4211 Granada Dr (Back of MHP) -- 1175 St Pauls Church Rd -- 2070 St Pauls Church Rd -- 4165 South Lake Cherryvale Dr -- North Lake Cherryvale Dr & Copley Dr -- N Lake Cherryvale & Sharolyn St -N Lake Cherryvale & Luton -- St Paul Church Rd @ Crescent MHP (Back Driveway) -- Hwy 76/378 & Rifle Ln (Gym Mobile Home Park)

Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Cir -- 2465 Hwy 261 -- Hwy 261 & Troublefield Rd -- Hwy 261 & Odom Lane -- Hwy 261 & Gloria Dr -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oak (1st) -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Cricket Dr -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oak (2nd) -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Trappers Run -- Wessex Dr & Glowood Ct -- Wessex Dr & Abingdon Ct -Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr -- Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr (2) -- Sedgewood Dr & Ramblewood Lane -- Wedgefield Hwy & Point Dr

Route 502 Starts at 2:15 PM Hwy 76/378 & 2398 Rifle Ln (GEM MHP) -- St Pauls Church Rd @ Crescent HMP (Back Driveway) -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Luton -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Sharolyn Dr -North Lake Cherryvale Dr & Copley Dr -4350 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 2070 N St Paul Church Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & St Marks Rd -- St Pauls Church & Rosewood Dr -Granada & Old Castle -- 4211 Granada Dr -N St Paul Church Rd & Bank Lane

Chanson Lane & Chanson Ct -- 4795 Chanson Ln -- Eagle Rd & Sunflower Ct -- Eagle Rd & Wild’s MHP -- 1405 Eagle Rd (Plain Tr Pk) -- 810 Mayfield Dr -- Mayfield Dr & Monterey Dr -- Cherryvale Dr & Reading Rd (@ Cedar Hill MHP) -- Cherryvale Dr @ OC Trailer Park -- Cheryl Dr & Gene Dr (Burgess Glen) -- Gene Dr & Oak Rd -- Furman Dr & Cheryl Dr -- Cheryl Dr & Cherryvale Dr

Route 205 Starts at 3:00 PM Hwy 261 & Troublefield -- Wedgefield Rd & Point Dr -- Sedgewood & Dellwood -Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr -- Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr (2) -- Wessex Dr & Abingdon Court

SEE FURMAN, PAGE C8

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17

FURMAN FROM PAGE C7

Dr & Bowen Ct -- Cockerill Rd & Campbell Ct -- Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines MHP -- Bethel Church & Hancock Dr

-- Wessex Dr & Glowood Ct -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Trappers Run -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oak -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Cricket Dr -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oak (2nd) -- Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Ct -2455 Hwy 261 -- Hwy 2651 & Gloria -- Hwy 261 & Glade

Route 212 Starts at 6:50 AM

Route 206 Starts at 6:30 AM Cains Mill Rd & Bob White -- 2220 Pinewood Rd -- 2270 Pinewood Rd -- 1625 Bar Zee Dr -Cains Mill Rd & Mallory -- 1908 Pinewood Rd -- 1670 Pinewood Rd -- 1630 Pinewood Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Pipkin Rd -- Pipkin Rd & Broome St -- Kolb Rd & Broome -- Kolb Rd & Anburn Dr -- 1855 Hialeah Pkwy -- 1835 Palomino Cir -- 1815 Palomino Cir -- Kolb Rd @ Cainspointe -- 3180 Tuckaway Dr -- 2364 Kolb Rd -- 2940 Ithica Dr -- 2995 Ithica Dr -2890 Remington Dr -- 2785 Kolb Rd Route 206 Starts at PM 2785 Kolb Rd -- 2890 Remington Dr -- 2995 Ithica Dr -- 2940 Ithica Dr -- 2364 Kolb Rd -3180 Tuckaway Dr -- Kolb Rd @ Cainspointe -- 1815 Palomino Cir -- 1835 Palomino Cir -1855 Hialeah Pkwy -- Kolb Rd & Anburn Dr -Kolb Rd & Broome -- Pipkin Rd & Broome St -- Pinewood Rd & Pipkin Rd -- 1630 Pinewood Rd -- 1670 Pinewood Rd -- 1908 Pinewood Rd -- 1930 Pinewood Rd -- 1575 Bar Zee Dr -- 1625 Bar Zee Dr -- Cains Mill Rd & Amy Ln -- 2122 Cains Mill Rd Route 207 Starts at 6:40 AM 4245 Bethel Church Rd -- 4465 Bethel Church Rd -- Bethel Church Rd & Cody Rd -5650 Panola Rd -- 720 Reynolds Rd -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- 101 N Hampton St -- 201 E Clark St -- E Clark St & Big Loop -- E Clark St & Fulton Rd -- 9130 Hwy 261 -- 9675 Hwy 261 -- Brakel Ln & Stukes Rd -- 6365 Panola Rd -9820 Calvary Church Rd -- Calvary Church Rd & Sammy Swamp Rd -- 5446 Nazarene Church Rd -- 1910 Reynolds Rd -- Reynolds Rd & Kids Lane Route 207 Starts at 3:00 PM 2935 Bethel Church Rd -- 4245 Bethel Church Rd -- 4465 Bethel Church Rd -- 3880 Cody Rd -- 5650 Panola Rd -- Reynolds Rd & Kids Lane -- 1910 Reynolds Rd -- 5446 Nazarene Church Rd -- Sammy Swamp & Calvary Church Rd -- 9820 Calvary Church Rd -- 6365 Panola Rd -- 6460 Brakel Lane -- Brakel Lane & Stukes Lane -- 9675 Hwy 261 -- 9130 Hwy 261 -- E Clark St & Fulton St -- E Clark St & Big Loop St -- 201 E Clark St -- 101 N Hampton St -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- 720 Reynolds Rd Route 208 Starts at 6:50 AM Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr -- 3780 Blackberry Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Muriel St -- Muriel St & Lorene Dr -- Pinewood Rd & Saddle Tr -- Osteen Rd & Yadkin Ct -- 3620 Osteen Rd -- 4140 Pond Loop Rd -- 4300 Pond Loop Rd -- 4445 Pond Loop Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -- Starks Ferry Dr & Ervin Ln -- Starks Ferry Dr & Annabell Dr -- Starks Ferry Dr & Joann -- Starks Ferry Dr & Brittany Dr (2nd) -- Starks Ferry Dr & Brittany Dr (1st) -- 3640 Furman Rd Route 208 Starts at 3:00 PM 3640 Furman Rd -- 3620 Osteen Rd -- Osteen Rd & Yadkin Ct -- 3065 Starks Ferry Rd -Starks Ferry Dr & Brittany (1st) -- Starks Ferry Dr & Brittany (2nd) -- Starks Ferry Dr & Joann -- Starks Ferry Dr & Annabell Dr -Starks Ferry Dr & Ervin Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -- 4445 Pond Loop Rd -- 4300 Pond Loop Rd -- 4140 Pond Loop Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Saddle Tr -- 4146 Muriel St -3793 Lorene Dr -- 3780 Blackberry Lane -Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr -- 4595 Pinewood Rd Route 209 Starts at 6:45 AM 3080 Avin Rd -- 4305 Frisco Branch -- Poole Rd & Jennifer -- 4400 Bush Branch Rd -- 4165 Bush Branch Rd -- Bush Branch & Brighton -- Ramsey Rd & Zachary -- Ramsey & Lindell -- Peacock Dr & Swallow -- 3700 Barkley Rd -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -- 3355 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3170 Beulah Cuttino -Nazarene Church Rd & Beulah Cuttino -3455 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3655 Nazarene Church Rd -- Nazarene Church & Wellsboro -- Nazarene Church & Lisa Dr Route 209 Starts at 3:00 PM 3080 Avin Rd -- 4305 Frisco Branch Rd -Poole Rd & Jennifer Ct -- 4400 Bush Branch Rd -- 1930 Poole Rd -- 4165 Bush Branch Rd -- Bush Branch & Brighton Rd -- Ramsey Rd & Zachary Rd -- Ramsey Rd & Lindella Rd -Peacock Dr & Swallow Dr -- 3700 Barkley Rd -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -- 3355 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3255 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3170 Beulah Cuttino Rd -- Beulah Cuttino & Nazarene Church Rd -- 3455 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3655 Nazarene Church Rd -Nazarene Church Rd & Wellsboro Ct Route 210 Starts at 6:50 AM 3010 Hwy 15 S -- 3080 Hwy 15 S -- 3404 Hwy 15 S (Amos Florist) -- Hwy 15 & Woodfield Dr -- Country Springs Rd & Artesian Rd -Country Springs Rd & Artesian Rd (2nd Intersection) -- 3745 Artesian -- Hwy 15 & Caroland Dr -- 5023 Christine Dr -- Christine Dr & Athena -- Christine Dr & Wrangler -4635 Wrangler -- 371 Havenwood Rd -- Hwy 15 & Loman -- 580 Timmerman Dr -- 525 Timmerman Dr -- 455 Timmerman Dr -- Hwy 15 & Pearson Rd -- 203 Pearson Rd -- Pearson Rd & Ribbon Rd -- 385 Pearson Rd -Pearson Rd & Ragin Rd -- 4840 Silo Rd -- Silo Rd & Corn Rd -- 2295 Nettles Rd Route 210 Starts at 3:00 PM 2295 Nettles Rd -- Pocalla Springs Primary -- 3010 Hwy 15 S -- 3080 Hwy 15 S -- 3404 Hwy 15 S (Amos Florist) -- Hwy 15 & Woodfield Dr -- Country Springs Rd & Artesian Rd -- Country Springs Rd & Artesian Rd (2nd Intersection) -- 3745 Artesian Rd -- 5023 Christine Dr -- Christine Dr & Athena Ct -Christine Dr & Wrangler Tr -- 4635 Wrangler Tr -- 371 Havenwood Rd -- Hwy 15 & Caroland Dr -- Hwy 15 & Loman -- 580 Timmerman Dr -- 525 Timmerman Dr -- 455 Timmerman Dr -- Hwy 15 & Pearson Rd -- 203 Pearson Rd -- Pearson Rd & Ribbon Rd -- 385 Pearson Rd -- Pearson Rd & Ragin Rd -- 4840 Silo Rd -- Silo Rd & Corn Rd Route 211 Starts at 7:00 AM 480 Pioneer -- 318 Pioneer -- 252 Pioneer -Seddon Dr & Grange -- 3420 Greenview Pkwy -- Torrey Pines Dr & Firestone Ct -- 45 Killarney Ln -- Lakewood Dr & Tidewater Dr -- 2595 Hwy 15 (A&J MHP) -- Bowen Dr & Tally Ln -- Bowen Dr & Bowen Ct -- Cockerill Rd & Campbell Ct -- Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines -- Bethel Church Rd & Hancock Dr -- 2525 Bethel Church Rd Route 211 Starts at 3:00 PM 2975 Bethel Church Rd -- 2935 Bethel Church Rd -- 2401 Bethel Church Rd @ Bethel Church Day Care -- 2295 Nettles Rd -1860 Nettles Rd -- Hwy 15 & Seddon Dr -480 Pioneer Dr -- 318 Pioneer Dr -- 252 Pioneer Dr -- Green View Pkwy & Sylvan Way -Green View Pkwy & Turnberry Ct -- 3420 Greenview Pkwy -- Torrey Pines Dr & Firestone Ct -- 45 Killarney Ln -- Lakewood Dr & Tidewater -- 2765 Hwy 15 -- 2595 Hwy 15 @ A & J Tr Pk -- Bowen Dr & Tally Ln -- Bowen

Pack Rd & Amber wood Rd -- 1628 Hwy 521 -- 314 Windermere Dr -- 1724 Hwy 521 -1350 Soar Church Rd -- 2815 Bertha Cir -Mooney ham Rd & Running deer Ln -- 1360 Mooney ham Rd -- 1300 Mooneyham Rd -Coffey St & Independence -- 227 Memorial Dr -- 231 Gibbons St -- Hwy 15 & Pocalla Apts (Pocataligo Ct) -- Arbelour Dr & Smalls Dr Route 212 Starts at 3:00 PM Pack Rd & Amberwood Rd -- Mooneyham Rd & Runningdeer Ln -- 1360 Mooneyham Rd -- 1300 Mooneyham Rd -- Coffey St & Independence -- 231 Memorial Dr -- 231 Gibbons St -- 1628 Hwy 521 -- 314 Wendemere Dr -- 1724 Hwy 521 S -- 2370 Hwy 521 S -1350 Zoar Church Rd -- 2815 Bertha Cir -1550 Britton Rd -- 2645 Hwy 521 S -- Hwy 15 & Pocataligo Ct (Pocalla Springs Apt) -- Aberlour & Smalls Route 213 Starts at 6:35 AM 50 Geddings Rd -- Geddings Rd -- Geddings Rd & Sears Rd -- 975 Pearson Rd -- 1605 Pearson Rd -- Pearson Rd & Old Manning Rd -- 2285 Old Manning Rd -- 359 Pack Rd -Pack Rd & Jed Ct -- Pack Rd & Oakview Dr -Cone & Rogers Ave -- 381 Seminole Rd -Lake Shore Dr & Old Manning Rd -- Sawgrass Ct & Tumbleweed Ct -- 270 Old Manning -- 2400 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Vining Rd -- 2734 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Catie Rd -- Tindal Rd & Frank Hastie Ct -- 3140 Tindal Rd Route 213 Starts at 3:00 PM 3140 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Frank Hastie Rd -- Tindal Rd & Catie St -- 2734 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Vining Rd -- Tindal Rd & Pineneedle MHP -- 2400 Tindal Rd -- Lake Shore Dr & Old Manning Rd -- Sawgrass Ct & Tumbleweed Ct -- Rogers Ave & Old Manning Rd -- 276 Kinsey Dr -- 381 Seminole Rd -- Cone St & Rogers Ave -- Pack Rd & Oakview Dr -Pack Rd & Jed Ct -- 359 Pack Rd -- 433 Pack Rd -- 2285 Old Manning Rd -- Pearson Rd & Old Manning Rd -- 1605 Pearson Rd -- 975 Pearson Rd -- Geddings Rd & Sears St -- 50 Geddings Rd

Lakewood High School Route 102 Starts at 6:50 AM 4245 Bethel Church Rd -- 4465 Bethel Church Rd -- Bethel Church Rd & Cody Rd -5650 Panola Rd -- 720 Reynolds Rd -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- 101 N Hampton St -- 201 E Clark St -- E Clark St & Big Loop -- E Clark St & Fulton Rd -- 9130 Hwy 261 -- 9675 Hwy 261 -- Brakel Ln & Stukes Rd -- 6365 Panola Rd -- 9820 Calvary Church Rd -Calvary Church Rd & Sammy Swamp Rd -5446 Nazarene Church Rd -- 1910 Reynolds Rd -- Reynolds Rd & Kids Lane -- Bethel Day Care -- 2935 Bethel Church Rd Route 102 Starts at 3:45 PM 2935 Bethel Church Rd -- 4245 Bethel Church Rd -- 4465 Bethel Church Rd -- 3880 Cody Rd -- 5650 Panola Rd -- Reynolds Rd & Kids Lane -- 1910 Reynolds Rd -- 5446 Nazarene Church Rd -- Sammy Swamp & Calvary Church Rd -- 9820 Calvary Church Rd -- 6365 Panola Rd -- 6460 Brakel Lane -- Brakel Lane & Stukes Lane -- 9675 Hwy 261 -- 9130 Hwy 261 -- E Clark St & Fulton St -- E Clark St & Big Loop St -- 201 E Clark St -- 101 N Hampton St -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- 720 Reynolds Rd Route 103 Starts at 6:50 AM Hwy 15 & Seddon -- 540 Pioneer Dr -- 490 Pioneer Dr -- 258 Pioneer Dr -- 540 Country Springs Rd -- 3670 Artesian Dr -- 3745 Artesian Dr -- 4550 Christine Dr -- Christine Dr & Athena Ct -- 4775 Wrangler Tr -- 4571 Wrangler Tr -- 4475 Wrangler Tr -- 4405 Wrangler Tr -- Wrangler Tr & Geddings Rd -- Geddings Rd -- Geddings Rd & Dusty Circle -- 625 Geddings Rd -- 590 Timmerman St -- 470 Timmerman St -- Timmerman & Sherry Lane -- Hwy 15 & Pearson -Pearson Rd & Silo Rd -- 4898 Silo Rd -Pearson & Ragin Rd -- 1605 Pearson Rd -2285 Old Manning Rd -- 2734 Tindal Rd Route 103 Starts at 3:45 PM 2734 Tindal Rd -- 2285 Old Manning Rd -1605 Pearson Rd -- Pearson Rd & Ragin -4898 Silo Rd -- Pearson & Silo -- Pearson Rd & Hwy 15 -- 590 Timmerman St -- 470 Timmerman St -- Timmerman Rd & Sherry Lane -- Geddings & Wrangler Tr -- Geddings -- Geddings & Dusty Cir -- 625 Geddings Dr -- 4405 Wrangler Tr -- 4475 Wrangler Tr -- 4571 Wrangler Tr -- 4775 Wrangler Tr -- Christine & Athena Ct -- 4550 Christine Dr -- 540 Country Springs Rd -3670 Artesian Dr -- 3745 Artesian Dr -- 490 Pioneer Rd -- 540 Pioneer Rd -- 258 Pioneer Rd -- Hwy 15S & Seddon Route 104 Starts at 6:50 AM 250 Wendemere Dr -- 1360 Mooneyham Rd -- 1300 Mooneyham Rd -- 1221 Mooneyham Rd Coffey St & Independence Ave -- Gibbons & Independence -- 221 Gibbons St -Montana & Wyoming Dr -- Craig Rd & Tulip St -- 1526 Radical Rd -- 1685 Mims Rd -- 2310 Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Woods Rd -- Zoar Church Rd & Bertha Circle -- 1835 Britton Rd -- 2890 Chinaberry Rd -- 3480 Britton Brogdon Rd -- Tram Rd & Britton Brogdon Rd -- 3500 Boots Branch Rd -- Hwy 521 & Britton Rd -- Hwy 521 & Aull St -- Hwy 521 & Wendemere Dr -Hwy 521 & Tondaleia Dr -- Hwy 15 & Pocatalico Dr (Lakewood Apts) -- Talasker Dr & Stubberfield Dr -- Aberlour Dr & Smalls Dr Route 104 Starts at 3:45 PM Talasker Dr & Stubberfield Dr -- Aberlour Dr & Smalls Dr -- Hwy 15 & Pocotaligo Dr (Pocalla Apts) -- Hwy 521 & Tondaleia Dr -250 Wendemere Dr -- 1360 Mooneyham Rd -- 1300 Mooneyham Rd -- 1221 Mooneyham Rd -- Coffey St & Independence Ave -- 212 Gibbons St -- Montana & Wyoming Dr -- Craig Rd & Tulip St -- 1526 Radical Rd -- 1685 Mims Rd -- 2310 Boulevard Rd -- Boulevard Rd & Woods Rd -- Zoar Church Rd & Bertha Cir -- 1834 Britton Rd -- 2890 Chinaberry Rd -- 3480 Britton Brogdon Rd -- Tram Rd & Britton Brogden Rd -- 3500 Boots Branch Rd -- Hwy 521 & Britton Rd -- Hwy 521 & Aull St -- Hwy 521 & Nancy Ct -- Hwy 521 & Wendemere Dr Route 105 Starts at 6:50 AM 3082 Hwy 15 -- 3103 Avin Rd -- 3255 Avin Rd -- 4305 Frisco Branch Rd -- Poole Rd & Jennifer Ct -- 4400 Bush Branch Rd -- 4165 Bush Branch Rd -- Bush Branch & Antrim Court -- 1400 Poole Rd -- 4220 Nazarene Church Rd -- Nazarene Church Rd & Winston Rd -- Nazarene Church Rd & Wellsboro Ct -- Ramsey Rd & Paige Dr -Ramsey Rd & 2nd Zachary Rd -- Ramsey Rd & Lindella Rd -- 2410 Highview St -3925 Gibbs Dairy Rd -- 3700 Barkley Rd -Barkley & Susan St -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -- 3349 Barkley Rd -- 3170 Beulah Cuttino -- 3455 Nazarene Church Rd -3270 Nazarene Church Rd -- Green View Pkwy & Turnberry Ct -- Torrey Pines Dr &

Glen Abbey Ct -- Torrey Pines Dr & Firestone Ct -- 15 Killarney Ln -- Lakewood Dr & Tidewater Dr -- 685 Lakewood Dr -Lakewood Rd & Lakewood Ct -- 2765 Hwy 15 South -- Hwy 15 & A&J MHP -- Bowen Dr & Bowen Ct Route 105 Starts at 3:45 PM Green View Pkwy & Turnberry Ct -- Torrey Pines Dr & Glen Abbey Ct -- Torrey Pines Dr & Firestone Ct -- 15 Killarney Ln -Lakewood Dr & Tidewater Dr -- 685 Lakewood Dr -- Lakewood Dr & Lakewood Ct -2765 Hwy 15 South -- US 15 & A&J MHP -Bowen Dr & Bowen Ct -- 3082 Hwy 15 S -3270 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3455 Nazarene Church Rd -- 3170 Beulah Cuttino Rd -3349 Barkley Rd -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -- Barkley Rd & Susan St -- 3700 Barkley Rd -- Ramsey Rd & Lindella Rd -- 2410 Highview St -- 3925 Gibbs Dairy Rd -- 2nd Zachary Rd & Ramsey Rd -- Ramsey Rd & Paige Dr -- Nazarene Church Rd & Winston Rd -- Nazarene Church Rd & Wellsboro Ct -- 4220 Nazarene Church Rd -- 1400 Poole Rd -- Bush Branch Rd & Antrim Ct -- 4165 Bush Branch Rd -- Poole Rd & Jennifer Ct -- 3103 Avin Rd -- 3255 Avin Rd -- 4305 Frisco Branch Rd Route 106 Starts at 7:00 AM

THE SUMTER ITEM Valley -- 5935 Squaw Valley -- Dowry & Aretha Ln -- Dowery Rd & Peachtree Ct -McLaurin & Kiwi Ct -- South Forge & Hwy 261 -- 6150 Broad St -- Hwy 76/378 & Raybrown (Stateburg MHP) -- Hwy 441 & David Austin -- Hwy 441 & Orlando Dr (1st entrance) -- Hwy 441 & Adger Ln -- Chanson Ln & Chanson Ct -- Arabian St & Chanson Ln -- Eagle Rd & Sunflower Ct -- Eagle Rd & Wildspark Route 110 Starts at 6:50 AM Pinewood Rd & Gabby Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr -- 3745 Blackberry Ln -4135 Muriel Dr -- 3797 Lorene Dr -- Osteen Rd & Yadkin Ct -- Pinewood Rd & Pond Loop -- 4185 Pond Loop Rd -- 4445 Pond Loop Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -- Starks Ferry & Ervin Ln -- Starks Ferry & Annabell Dr -- Starks Ferry & Brittany Dr -- 1606 Pinewood Rd Longleaf & Simmons Dr -- 3140 Longleaf Dr -- Kolb Rd & Broom St -- 1815 Palomino Circle -- 1876 Palomino Circle -- 1831 Dunbarton Rd -- Cains Mill & D Bar Rd -- 3180 Tuckaway Dr -1940 Hideaway Dr -- 2896 Remington Dr -- Bethel Church Rd & Lloyd Dr -- 2210 Bethel Church Rd -- Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines -- Cains Mill & Bob White Dr

2795 Old Charleston Rd -- Arthur Gayle & Evanwood Ln -- Racking Ln & Tiverton Church Rd -- Tiverton Church Rd & Pasture Ln -- 6550 Middleton Rd -- Middleton Rd & Haywood Choice Rd -- Middleton Rd & Lynx Ln -- Hwy 261 & Phoenix Ct -- 2306 Emil Rd -- Emil Rd & Twig Ln -- 2255 Wendell Rd -- Cougar Way & Condor Dr -Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Circle -- Hwy 261 & Odom Ln -- Hwy 261 & Gloria Dr -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oaks #1 -- Tillman Nursery & Hidden Oaks #2 -- Tillman Nursery & Trapper Run -- Wessex & Glowood Ct -- Wessex & Abingdon Ct -Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr #1 -- Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr #2 -- Sedgewood & Dellwood Dr -- St Paul Church Rd & Farmers Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Barfield Rd -McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr -- Ravenwood & Hedgewood Dr

Route 110 Starts at 3:45 PM

Route 106 Starts at 3:45 PM

Manchester Elementary School

McCrays Mill Rd & Island Dr -- St Pauls Church Rd & Barfield Rd -- St Pauls Church Rd & Farmers Rd -- Ravenwood & Hedgewood Dr -- Dellwood & Sedgewood Dr -Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr #1 -- Wedgefield Hwy & Alcott Dr #2 -- Wessex & Arbington Ct -- Wessex & Glowood Dr -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Trapper Run -- Tillman Nursey Rd & Hidden Oaks # 1 -- Tillman Nursery Rd & Hidden Oaks #2 -- Hwy 261 & Gloria Dr -- Hwy 261 & Odon Ln -Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Circle -- Hwy 261 & Phoenix Ct -- Legendary & Condor Dr -2306 Emil Rd -- Emil Rd & Twig Ln -- 2255 Wendell Rd -- Middleton Rd & Lynx Ln -6550 Middleton Rd -- Tiverton Church Rd & Pasture Ln -- Tiverton Church Rd & Racking Ln -- Arthur Gayle Rd & Evanwood Ln -6145 Arthur Gayle Rd -- 2795 Old Charleston Rd

Route 401 Starts at 6:00 AM

Route 107 Starts at 6:50 AM St Pauls Church Rd & Bank Ln -- St Pauls Church Rd & Stick Ln -- St Pauls Church Rd & Granada -- Patriot Pkwy & Shedricks Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Louella Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Sky Ln -- 4845 Patriot Pkwy -Hickory Rd & Yankee Dr -- Harwood Dr & Whitney Dr -- Harwood Dr & Babette -Hwy 441 & Batty Way -- Patriot Pkwy & Continental Dr -- Brushwood & Beacon -Loring Mill & Southern Hills -- Loring Mill & Tacoma Dr -- Carter Rd & Dewees -- 3101 Carter Rd (Companion Court) -- Carter Rd (The Willows Subdivision) -- Deschamps Rd & Paralee -- 680 Deschamps Rd -- 3535 Wedgefield Rd -- 3880 Wedgefield Rd -1625 Bar Zee Dr -- Cains Mill & Mallory Route 107 Starts at 3:45 PM Cains Mill & Mallory -- 1625 Bar Zee Dr -3880 Wedgefield Rd -- Deschamps & Paralee -- Carter Rd (The Willows Subdivision) -- 3101 Carter Rd (Companion Court) -Carter Rd & Dewees -- Loring Mill & Tacoma Dr -- Loring Mill & Southern Hills -Beacon & Brushwood -- Patriot Pkwy & Continental Dr -- Hwy 441 & Batty Way -Hickory Rd & Yankee Dr -- Harwood Dr & Whitney Dr -- Hickory Rd & Babette Dr -4845 Patriot Pkwy -- 3279 Carter Rd (Piedmont Plantation) -- Patriot Pkwy & Sky Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Louella Ln -- Patriot Pkwy & Shedricks Ln -- St Pauls Church Rd & Granada -- St Pauls Church Rd & Banks Route 108 Starts at 7:15 AM 770 Eagle Rd -- Chanson Ln & Arabian -Eagle Rd & Wildes Park Circle -- 945 Mayfield Dr -- 1055 Mayfield Dr -- Mayfield Dr & Cayman St -- 1185 Ronda St (Firehouse) -- 1285 Ronda St -- 956 Furman Dr -Cheryl Dr & Gene Dr -- Cheryl Dr & Cherryvale Dr -- Cross & Cherryvale Dr -Cherryvale Rd & Reading St -- 4308 Hwy 76/378 -- 2298 St Pauls Church Rd & Crescent Park -- 4169 N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Luton St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Sharolyn -- 4200 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 4150 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- Amelia Dr & Dorsey Dr -- 4286 Reona Ave -- Reona Ave & Wilma Dr -- Hardwood Dr & Whitney Dr --Hickory Rd & Yankee Dr

Cains Mill & Bob White -- 2210 Bethel Church Rd -- Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines Bethel Church Rd & Lloyd Dr -2896 Remington Rd -- 1940 Hideaway Dr -3128 Tuckaway Dr -- Cains Mill Rd & D Bar Circle -- 1831 Dunbarton Rd -- 1815 Palomino Circle 1876 Palomino Circle -- Kolb Rd & Broom St -- 3140 Longleaf Dr -- Longleaf Dr & Simmons Dr -- 1606 Pinewood Rd -- Starks Ferry & Brittany Dr -- Starks Ferry & Annabell Dr -- Starks Ferry & Ervin Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -4445 Pond Loop Rd 4185 Pond Loop Rd -Pinewood Rd & Pond Loop Rd -- Osteen Rd & Yadkin Ct -- 3797 Lorene Dr -- 4136 Muriel Dr -- 3745 Blackberry Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr -- Pinewood Rd & Gabby Ln

Wedgefield Hwy & George Washington -Sedgewood & Dellwood -- 973 Buckhorn Rd --5850 Alcott Dr -- 5680 Alcott Dr -Wessex Dr & Glowood Ct -- Wessex Dr & Abingdon Ct -- Wessex Dr & Cardington Ct -- Hwy 261 & Troublefield -- Hwy 261 & Glade -- Hwy 261 & Gloria -- Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Cir -- 6325 Cougar Way -- 6565 Cougar Way -- Hwy 261 & Phoenix Ct -Hwy 261 & Waco Ct -- 6430 Legendary Lane Route 401 Starts at 2:15 PM 6430 Legendary Ln -- Hwy 261 & Waco Ct -- Hwy 261 & Phoenix Ct -- 6325 Cougar Way -- 6565 Cougar Way -- Gulledge Rd & Gulledge Ct -- Hwy 261 -- Bethel Ch Rd & Ablathar Ct -- 2711 Browning Ridge Rd -2784 Kolb Rd -- 2890 Remington Dr -- 3035 Ithica Dr -- 2940 Ithica Dr -- 2845 Ithica Dr -- 1940 Hideaway Dr -- 3240 Tuckaway Dr -- 3180 Tuckaway Dr -- 2270 Kolb Rd -2290 Waterwheel Dr -- Cains Mill & D-Bar -- 2857 Cains Mill Rd -- Hialeah Pkwy & Appaloosa -- Kolb Rd & Broome St -- Kolb Rd & Longleaf Dr -- 3128 Longleaf Dr -- 1749 Kolb Rd -- 1630 Pinewood Rd -- 1790 Pinewood Rd -- Pinewood & Ducom Dr -- 2009 Pinewood Rd Route 402 Starts at 2:15 PM 2009 Pinewood Rd -- Pinewood & Ducom Dr -- 1824 Pinewood Rd -- 1790 Pinewood Rd -- 1630 Pinewood Rd -- 1749 Kolb Rd -3128 Longleaf Dr -- Longleaf Dr & Kolb Rd -- Kolb Rd & Broome St -- Hialeah Pkwy & Appaloosa -- 2857 Cains Mill Rd -- Cains Mill & D-Bar -- 2290 Waterwheel Dr -2270 Kolb Rd -- 3180 Tuckaway Dr -- 3240 Tuckaway Dr -- 1940 Hideaway Dr -- 2845 Ithica Dr -- 2940 Ithica Dr -- 3035 Ithica Dr -- 2890 Remington Dr -- 2784 Kolb Rd -2711 Browning Ridge Dr -- Bethel Ch Rd & Ablathar Ct Route 403 Starts at 6:00 AM 3097 Starks Ferry Rd -- 1597 Bar Zee Dr -Cains Mill Rd & Mallory Dr -- 4010 Ginger Rd 4585 Starks Ferry Rd -- 4100 Starks Ferry Rd -- 3980 Starks Ferry Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -- Pond Loop Rd & Pond Loop Rd #1 -- Pond Loop Rd & Pond Loop Rd #2 -- 4549 Pond Loop Rd -Pinewood Rd & Pantego Dr -- Pinewood Rd & Saddle Trail Dr -- 4165 Muriel St -3795 Lorene Dr -- 3744 Blackberry Ln -Pinewood Rd & Blackberry Ln -- Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr Route 403 Starts at 2:15 PM Pinewood Rd & Significant Dr -- Pinewood Rd & Blackberry Ln -- 3744 Blackberry Ln -- 3795 Lorene Dr -- 4165 Muriel St -- Pinewood Rd & Saddle Trail Dr -- Pinewood Rd & Pantego Dr -- Pond Loop Rd & Pond Loop Rd #1 -- Pond Loop Rd & Pond Loop Rd # 2 -- 4549 Pond Loop Rd -- Pinewood Rd & Livingwood Dr -- 3980 Starks Ferry Rd -- 4100 Starks Ferry Rd -- 4585 Starks Ferry Rd -- 4010 Ginger Rd -- 1595 Bar Zee Dr -Cains Mill Rd & Mallory Dr -- 3097 Starks Ferry Rd

Route 108 Starts at 3:45 PM

Route 404 Starts at 6:00 AM

770 Eagle Rd -- Chanson Ln & Arabian -Eagle Rd & Wildes Park Circle -- 945 Mayfield Dr -- 1055 Mayfield Dr -- Mayfield Dr & Cayman St -- 1185 Ronda St (Firehouse) -- 1285 Ronda St -- 4308 Hwy 76/378 -- 956 Furman Dr -- Cheryl Dr & Gene Dr -- Cheryl & Cherryvale -- Cross & Cherryvale Dr -- Cherryvale Rd & Reading St -- 2298 St Pauls Church Rd & Crescent Park -- 4169 N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Luton St -- N Lake Cherryvale Dr & Sharolyn -- 4200 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- 4150 S Lake Cherryvale Dr -- Amelia Dr & Dorsey Dr -- 4286 Reona Ave -- Reona Ave & Wilma Dr -- Hardwood Dr & Whitney Dr -- Hickory Rd & Yankee Dr

2975 Bethel Ch Rd -- 4125 Cox Rd -- 3840 Cox Rd -- 3635 Osteen Rd -- 1435 Poole Rd -- Nazarene Ch Rd & Golden Rod(Donnie St) -- 4210 Nazarene Ch Rd -- 4625 Zachary Rd -- Bush Branch Rd & Shetland #1 -Bush Branch Rd & Shetland #2 -- Poole Rd & Jennifer Ct -- 2920 Poole Rd -- 4245 Bethel Ch Rd -- 4385 Frisco Branch Rd -4480 Frisco Branch Rd -- 4395 Frisco Branch Rd -- Frisco Branch Rd & Avins Rd -- 3080 Avins Rd -- 4485 Bethel Ch Rd

Route 109 Starts at 6:50 AM 110 Apollo -- McQuiller & Apollo (Baba) -Cane Savannah & Phyllis Ln -- Cane Savannah & Praylou -- 4900 McLaurin -- 57 Sally Rd -- 79 Sally Rd -- 109 Palm Springs -- 5410 Cane Savannah (St Michael Church) -- Cane Savannah & Bronco -- 5935 Squaw Valley Rd -- 5630 Squaw Valley Rd -Dowry Rd & Aretha -- Dowry Rd & Peach Tree -- McLaurin & Kiwi Ct -- South Forge & Hwy 261 -- 6775 Cane Savannah Rd -6150 Hwy 76/378 -- Hwy 76/378 & Raybrown (Stateburg MHP) -- Hwy 441 & David Austin -- Hwy 441 & Orlando (1st entrance) -- Hwy 441 & Adger Ln -- Chanson Ln & Chanson Ct -- Arabian St & Chanson Ln -- Eagle Rd & Sunflower Ct -- Eagle Rd & Wildspark -- Cane Savannah & Byas Rd Route 109 Starts at 3:45 PM 110 Apollo -- McQuilla & Apollo (Baba Rd) -- Cane Savannah & Phyllis Ln -- Cane Savannah & Praylou -- 4900 McLaurin -- 57 Sally St -- 79 Sally St -- 109 Palm Springs Dr -- Cane Savannah & Byas Rd -- 5410 Cane Savannah (St Michael Church) -Cane Savannah & Bronco -- 5630 Squaw

Route 404 Starts at 2:15 PM 4485 Bethel Ch Rd -- 3080 Avins Rd -- Frisco Branch & Avins Rd -- 4395 Frisco Branch Rd -- 4480 Frisco Branch Rd -- 4540 Frisco Branch Rd -- 4245 Bethel Ch Rd -- 2920 Poole Rd -- Poole Rd & Jennifer Ct -- 1435 Poole Rd -- Nazarene Ch Rd & Golden Rod(Donnie St) -- 4210 Nazarene Ch Rd -4325 Zachary Rd -- Bush Branch Rd & Shetland #1 -- Bush Branch Rd & Shetland #2 -- 3635 Osteen Rd -- 4125 Cox Rd -3840 Cox Rd -- 2975 Bethel Ch Rd Route 405 Starts at 5:50 AM Camp Mac Boykin Rd & Sparkleberry Landing Rd -- Camp Mac Boykin Rd & Drayton St -- Packs Landing Rd & Missy Lane -9515 Packs Landing Rd -- Rooster Circle & Connector Rd -- 5690 Rooster Circle -5725 Rooster Circle -- 5925 Rooster Circle -- 4465 Bacon Hill Rd -- 1125 S Hampton St -- S Hampton St & Kangaroo Ln -- 228 Clark St -- Hwy 261 & Floodtown Rd -- Panola Rd & Boggy Branch Rd -- Reynolds Rd & Raiswyn Rd -- 6815 Panola Rd -- Stukes Rd & Brakel Rd -- 6365 Panola Rd -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- 105 N Hampton Ave -- 100 Railroad Ave & Claflin St

SEE MANCHESTER, PAGE C9

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THE SUMTER ITEM

MANCHESTER FROM PAGE C8

590 Timmerman St -- Pearson Rd & Old Stone Rd -- Pearson Rd & Ribbon Rd -- Corn Rd & Corn Ct -- 5220 Silo Rd -- 5160 Silo Rd -- Silo Rd & Corn Rd -- 4840 Silo Rd -- 4505 Hwy 15 S -- 4285 Hwy 15 S

Route 405 Starts at 2:15 PM

Route 305 Starts at 2:15 PM

Claflin St & Railroad Ave -- 228 E Clark St -- Hwy 261 & Floodtown Rd -- Panola & Boggy Branch Rd -- 6185 Panola Rd -6385 Panola Rd -- Reynolds & Raiswyn Ln -- Stukes Rd & Brakel -- 347 Reynolds Rd -- S Hampton & Kangaroo Ln -- 1000 A Hampton St -- 1125 S Hampton St -- 4465 Bacon Hill Rd -- 5925 Rooster Circle -5725 Rooster Circle -- 5690 Rooster Circle -- Rooster Circle & Connector Rd -- Camp Mac Boykin Rd & Drayton St -- Packs Landing Rd & Missy Ln -- 9515 Packs Landing Rd -- Camp Mac Boykin Rd & Sparkleberry Rd

590 Timmerman St -- 495 Timmerman St -425 Timmerman St -- Pearson Rd & Old Stone -- Pearson Rd & Ribbon Rd -- 4840 Silo Rd -- Silo Rd & Corn Rd -- 5160 Silo Rd -5220 Silo Rd -- Corn Rd & Corn Ct -- 4505 Hwy 15 S -- 4285 Hwy 15 S

Route 407 Starts at 5:50 AM Tillman Nursery Rd &Trappers Run -- 5925 Archer Dr -- 1425 Hidden Oaks Dr -- 1460 Hidden Oaks Dr -- 2725 Burnt Gin Rd -2620 Burnt Gin Rd -- Burnt Gin & Apostolic Rd -- 2165 Emil Rd -- Emil Rd & Orange Hill Rd -- Emil Rd & Spots Rd -- 2385 Spots Rd -- 2402 Emil Rd -- 2305 Emil Rd -- Emil Rd & Twig Rd -- Middleton Rd & Haywood Choice Ln -- 6920 Pasture Rd -7310 Pasture Rd -- Arthur Gayle & Evanwood Ln -- Old Charleston Rd & Tequila Ln -- Old Charleston Rd & Drycreek Dr -3770 Hwy 261 -- 3830 Hwy 261 -- Hwy 261 & Pinewood Garden Rd Route 407 Starts at 2:15 PM Hwy 261 & Pinewood Garden Rd -- 3830 Hwy 261 -- Old Charleston Rd & Drycreek Dr -- Old Charleston Rd & Tequilla Ln -Arthur Gayle Rd & Evanwood Ln -- 6920 Pasture Rd -- 7310 Pasture Rd -- Middleton Rd & Haywood Choice Ln -- 2725 Burnt Gin Rd -- 2620 Burnt Gin Rd -- Burnt Gin Rd & Apostolic Rd -- Emil Rd & Orange Hill Rd -- Emil Rd & Spots Rd -- 2386 Spots Rd -- 2305 Emil Rd -- 2420 Emil Rd -- Emil Rd & Twig Ln -- 2165 Emil Rd -- 2436 Hwy 261 -- 1460 Hidden Oaks Dr -- 1425 Hidden Oaks Dr -- 5925 Archer Dr -- Tillman Nursery & Trapper’s Run

Route 306 Starts at 5:30 AM 2765 Hwy 15 -- 2595 Hwy 15 (A&J MHP) -620 Bowen Dr -- Bowen Ct & Bowen Dr -- 70 Lake Shore Dr -- Old Manning Rd & Lakeshore Dr -- 45 Sawgrass Ct -- Sawgrass Ct & Tifton Ct -- Sawgrass Ct & Tumbleweed Ct -- 270 Old Manning Rd -- 2404 Tindal Rd -Tindal Rd & South Haven -- 2605 Tindal Rd -- Tindal & Vining Rd -- 2738 Tindal Rd -Tindal Rd & Catie Ct -- Tindal Rd & Frank Hastie -- Green View Pkwy & Miurfield Dr -Green View Pkwy & Baniff Springs Ct -Firestone Ct & Innisbrook Ct -- Torrey Pines & Lacosta Ct -- 3020 Tidewater Dr -- 2955 Tidewater Dr Route 306 Starts at 2:15 PM 3145 Greenview Pkwy -- Baniff Springs Ct & Greenview Pkwy -- 3420 Greenview Pkwy -Torrey Pines & Lacosta Ct -- Firestone & Innisbrook -- 3020 Tidewater Dr -- 2955 Tidewater Dr -- 2765 Hwy 15 S -- 2595 Hwy 15 (A&J MHP) -- 620 Bowen Dr -- Bowen Ct & Bowen Dr -- Old Manning Rd & Lakeshore Dr -- 70 Lakeshore Dr -- Tumbleweed Ct & Sawgrass Ct -- Sawgrass Ct & Tifton Ct -- 45 Sawgrass Ct -- 270 Old Manning Rd -- 2404 Tindal Rd --Tindal Rd & South Haven -- 2605 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Vining St -- 2738 Tindal Rd -- Tindal Rd & Catie Ct -- Tindal Rd & Frank Hastie

Pocalla Springs Elementary School Route 301 Starts at 5:30 AM 530 Pioneer Dr -- 440 Pioneer Dr -- 312 Pioneer Dr -- 263 Pioneer Dr -- Seddon Dr & Grange Rd -- Beulah Cuttino & Pridgen Ln -3770 Nazarene Church Rd -- Nazarene Church Rd & Wellsboro Ct -- Nazarene Church Rd & Lisa Dr -- 4065 Ramsey Rd -2340 Whipporwill Dr -- 3965 Peacock Dr -2551 Highview St -- 2641 Highview St -- 3730 Barkley Rd -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -3490 Ramsey Rd -- Bethel Church Daycare -- Bethel Church Rd & Hancock Dr -- Bethel Church Rd & Danny St -- Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines MHP Route 301 Starts at 2:15 PM Bethel Church Rd & Whispering Pines -Bethel Church Rd & Danny St -- Bethel Church Rd & Hancock -- 2401 Bethel Church Road (Bethel Day Care) -- Nettles Rd & Barrett Circle -- 3490 Ramsey Rd -- Barkley Rd & Windham Rd -- 3730 Barkley Rd -Ramsey Rd & Lindella Rd -- 2551 Highview St -- 2651 Highview St -- 2340 Whipporwill Dr -- 3965 Peacock Dr -- 4065 Ramsey Rd -Nazarene Church Rd & Lisa Dr -- Nazarene Church Rd & Wellsboro Ct -- 3770 Nazarene Church Rd -- Beulah Cuttino Rd & Pridgen Ln -- Seddon Dr & Grange Rd -- 530 Pioneer Dr -- 440 Pioneer Dr -- 312 Pioneer Dr Route 302 Starts at 5:45 AM Pack Rd & Marley Ct -- Amberwood Dr & Brentwood -- River Birch Dr & Cessna St -River Birch & Pack Rd -- Pack Rd & Oakview Dr -- Pack Rd & Raymond/Betsy Ln -- Pack Rd & Dink St -- Pack Rd & Jed Ct -- 395 Pack Rd -- 327 Old Manning Rd -- Rogers Ave & Kinsey Dr -- Kinsey Dr & Seminole Rd -- 271 Seminole Rd -- 406 Seminole Rd -- Rogers Ave & Seminole Rd -- Rogers Ave & Cone St -- 480 Old Manning Rd -- Old Manning Rd & Toonsie Ln -- 1730 Old Manning Rd Route 302 Starts at 2:15 PM Pack Rd & Marley Ct -- Amberwood Dr & Brentwood Dr -- Riverbirch Dr & Cessna St -- River Birch & Pack Rd -- Pack Rd & Oakview Dr -- Pack Rd & Raymond/Betsy Ln -- Pack Rd & Dink St -- Pack Rd & Jed Ct -- 395 Pack Rd -- 327 Old Manning Rd -- Rogers & Kinsey Dr -- Kinsey Dr & Seminole Rd -- 371 Seminole Rd -- 406 Seminole Rd -Rogers Ave & Seminole Rd -- Rogers Ave & Cone St -- 480 Old Manning Rd -- Old Manning Rd & Toonsie Ln -- 1730 Old Manning Rd Route 303 Starts at 5:30 AM Hwy 521 & Tondaleia Dr -- 314 Windermere Ct -- 1800 Hwy 521-- 2360 Hwy 521 -- 2645 Hwy 421 -- 3260 Hwy 521 -- 1350 Zoar Church Rd -- 2815 Bertha Cir -- 1360 Britton Rd -- Hwy 521 & Aull St -- 1360 Mooneyham Rd -- 1300 Mooneyham Rd -- Coffey St & Independence Ave -- 231 Memorial Dr -- 226 Gibbons Rd -- 1227 Mooneyham Rd -- 1585 Hwy 15 S Pocalla Apts -- 106 Masters Dr -Aberlour Dr & Smalls Dr -- Aberlour & Carnoustie -- Stubberfield Dr & Talisker #1 -Stubberfield Dr & Talisker #2 -- Cockerill Rd & Campbell Ct -- Cockerall Rd & Lynette Dr Route 303 Starts at 2:15 PM Cockerall & Lynette Dr -- Cockerall Rd & Campbell Ct -- Subberfield & Talisker -- 106 Masters Dr -- Aberlour Dr & Carnoustie -Aberlour Dr & Smalls Dr -- 1360 Mooneyham Rd -- 1227 Mooneyham Rd -- Coffey St & Independence Ave -- 231 Memorial Dr -- 222 Gibbons Rd --1300 Mooneyham Rd -314 Wendermere -- Hwy 521 & Aull St -1350 Zoar Church Rd --2815 Bertha Circle -2645 Hwy 421 -- 1360 Britton Rd -- 3260 Hwy 521 -- 2360 Hwy 521 -- 1800 Hwy 521 -- 1800 Hwy 521 -- 1585 Hwy 15 S: Pocalla Springs Apts Route 304 Starts at 5:30 AM 3074 Hwy 15 S -- 3365 Hwy 15 S -- Hwy 15 S & Woodfield Ln -- 530 Country Springs Rd -465 Country Springs Rd -- Country Springs Rd & Artesian Dr -- 3770 Artesian Dr -- Havenwood Rd & Christine Dr -- 4506 Christine Dr -- Christine Dr & Chokos Ct -- Christine Dr & Athena Ct -- Christine Dr & Wrangler Tr -- 4690 Wrangler Tr -- 4565 Wrangler Tr -4420 Wrangler Tr -- 415 Geddings Rd -- 1605 Pearson/Heritage Rd Route 304 Starts at 2:15 PM 2954 Hwy 15 S -- 3365 Hwy 15 S -- Hwy 15 S & Woodfield Ln -- 530 Country Springs Rd -465 Country Springs Rd -- Country Springs & Artesian Dr -- 3770 Artesian Dr -- Havenwood Rd & Christine Dr -- 4506 Christine Dr -- Christine & Chokos Ct -- Christine Dr & Athena Ct -- Christine Dr & Wrangler Tr -4690 Wrangler Tr -- 4565 Wrangler Tr -- 4420 Wrangler Tr -- 415 Geddings Rd -- 1605/Heritage Rd Route 305 Starts at 6:00 AM 425 Timmerman St -- 495 Timmerman St --

CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 Route #1/2 Leaving Scott’s Branch High School, Right on Alex Harvin Hwy., right on Furman Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on MW Rickenbaker Rd., left on Holt Lane turn around, right on MW Rickenbaker Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on Doughty Rd., left on Rolling Hill Rd, Right on Furman, across Alex Harvin to KW Hodge Rd., Right on Lucien Brailsford Rd., Left on JW Carter Rd,. Left on Silver Rd., Right on Hwy 15, Left on Larry King Hwy., to Governor Richardson Hwy., Left on Chewing, Turn around, Right on Governor Richardson Hwy., Left on Old River Rd., Right on Liberty Hill Church Rd., Right on Hwy 301, Right on Scott Lake, left on Copper Lane, left on 301 Hwy., Right on Annie Tindal Rd., Right on Bluff Blvd., Left on Felton Rd., Right on Luke Godwin Rd., Right on Chumley Rd., turn around, left on Luke Godwin Rd., Right on Main Street, Right on Hwy 15 Left onto SECC unload, Right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., Right onto St. Paul Elem. Unload around to Scott’s Branch High School Unload, Park. Route # 3 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., Left on Church St., to 301 Hwy., Left on South 400, right on Gordon Rd., to Dingle Pond Rd., Right on Princess Pond Rd., Left on Elms Dr., Left on Princess Pond Rd., right on Wells Rd., right on Princess Trail, right on Dingle Pond Rd., right on Francis Marion Blvd., right on Deer Rd., left on Duboise Dr., left on Deer Rd., left on Dingle Pond Rd., right on Witlock Rd., left on Jones Rd., right on Dingle Pond Rd., left on Goslin Pond Rd., turn around, left on Dingle Pond Rd., right on Oaks Rd., left on Liberty Hill Rd., left on Nelson Ferry Rd., right on Clifton Rd., right on Old River Rd., right on Liberty Hill Rd., left on Hwy 301, right on Annie Tindal Rd., left on Bluff Blvd., left on Wells Rd., left on Jim Ross Rd., left on Hwy 301, to Church St., left on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park.

Whispering Winds, left on Jack Touchberry Rd., right on Challenger Circle, turn around, right on Jack Touchberry Rd., left on Alex Harvin Hwy., left on Church St., right on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park Route # 7 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Right On Alex Harvin Hwy., left on JW Carter Rd., turn around, left on Alex Harvin Hwy., right on Ram Bay Rd., left on Joe Rodgers Jr. Rd., right on Ram Bay Rd., left on Downing Dr., left on JW Carter Rd., left on Argent Rd., turn around, left on JW Carter Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on L & H Pearson Rd., right on R Johnson Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on Furman Rd., left on House Rd., right on Wash Davis Rd., left on John Holiday Rd., right on Roadside Dr., right on Olin Rd., left on Wash Davis Rd., right on Moses Dingle Rd., left on Jack Touchberry Rd., right on S, Dukes St., left on Main St., left on Church St., right on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right on to SPES around to SBMHS; Park

Route # 5 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., Right on Jack Touchberry Rd., Right on Hwy 15, Left on Frank Rhames Rd., Turn around at Singleton Rd., left on St. Mark Rd., left on Garlie Lane, turn around, right on St. Mark Rd., left on Frank Rhames Rd., left on Furse Rd., left on Summerton Hwy., turn around, left on Silver Rd., right on Rev. JW Carter Rd., right on Lucien Brailsford Rd., left on Summerton Hwy., left on Dansbury Rd., left on Lila Lane, turn around, left on Dansbury Rd., left on Church St., left on Bluff Rd., right on Annie Tindal Rd., right on Hwy., 301 to Church St., left on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park Route # 6 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., left on Jack Touchberry Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on Wash Davis Rd., right on Liberty Hill Rd., turn around at Pittman Dr., right on Liberty Hill Rd., left on Wash Davis Rd., left on Rowe Dr., right on Oliver James Rd., to Starks Rd., left on Wash Davis Rd., left on Bill Davis Rd., right on HG Hemingway Rd., left on Cypress Rd., right on Willie Richburg Rd., right on Brailsford Rd., left on Cypress Rd., left on HG Hemingway Rd., to Bluff Blvd., right on S. Church St., right on Burgess St., left on S. Dukes St., right on Edward St., left on

ington Rd. crossover Hwy 301 onto North Brewington pickup turnaround turn right on Hwy 301 turn left on Sammy Nelson Rd. turn right on Lockwood Rd. continue onto Magnolia Rd. pickup crossover Hwy 301 onto Tennessee Rd. turn left on Wilson Rd. turn left on Robert Reese Durant Rd. turn right on Hwy 301 turn right on Trinity Church Rd. turn left on Georgia Pacific Rd. turn left on Hwy 521 continue onto Hwy 301. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS & MES BUS #9 – KINGSTREE HWY AREA: Hwy 261/Kingstree Hwy turnaround @ Fire Station continue onto Hwy 261 @ Meagen Lane, Sassafras Lane & Archer Ave. continue Hwy 261/521. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS

Route #8

BUS #10 - SUGARHILL & BLOOMVILLE AREA: Travel Hwy 261 continue onto Hwy 521 turn right on Mahon Rd. turn right on Dozier Mallett Road turn right on Jesse Mallet turn left on Doc Naomi pickup turnaround turn right on Jesse Mallett turn left on Brewer Road turn right Liberty Church Road turn left on Bloomville Highway pickup turnaround turn left Highway 521 turn left Walker St. turn right on Canal St continue onto Barfield Street turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS & MES

Leaving Scott’s Branch High School, Right on Alex Harvin Hwy., Right on Furman Rd., Left on Moses Dingle Rd, Right on MW Rickenbaker Rd., turn around on MW Rickenbaker Rd., Right on Joyce Rd., Right on Sam Nexson Rd., to Edward Rd., right on Rowland Rd., left on Sam Nexson Rd., right on MW Rickenbaker Rd., right on White Oak Dr., left on Creek Side Dr., turn around, right on White Oak Dr., around and, right on MW Rickenbaker Rd., left on Moses Dingle Rd., right on House Rd., right on Furman Rd., right on Rolling Hill, right on Furman Rd., left on Alex Harvin Hwy., left on S. Church St., right on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right on to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park

BUS #11 - POMPEY TOWN,REDHILL & PINE KNOLL AREA: Travel Highway 521 turn right on Baggette Road and turn left on Liberty Church Road turn right on South Brewington Rd. turn left on Bradshaw Rd. pickup turnaround turn right on South Brewington Rd. turn left on Eagle Rd. turn left on Henry Rd. turn right on Pompeytown Rd. turn right on Murray Rd. turn left on Brewer Rd. turn right Bloomville Rd. turn left on Oak Grove Church Rd. turn right on Hwy 260 turn left on Haseldon Dr. turn right on Pickwood Dr. turn right on Gibbons St. turn left on Hwy 260 turn right on Hospital St. turn left on Church St. turn left on Hwy 26l turn right Boundary Street. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS

Route #9

BUS #12 - JORDAN & LAKE AREA: Travel Highway 260 through Jordan turn left Kings Rd. turn right on Mitchum Rd. turn around turn left Kings Rd. turn left Hwy 260 turn left on Durant Rd. turn right on Shaw Rd. turn right Kenwood Rd. turn Right on Hwy 260 turn left on Camp Shelor Rd. turn Left on Wyboo Ave. turn left on Patriot Rd. turn right on Summerford Ln. turnaround turn left on Patriot Rd. straight Morello Rd. turn around on Morello Road go back to Highway 260 turn right on Malibu Rd. turn right on Mockingbird Ln. turnaround turn left on Harborhouse Drive turn left on Driftwood Drive turn left on Charles Drive turn right on Harborhouse Drive turn left on Malibu Rd. turn left on Hwy 260 turn right on Herring Dive turnaround turn right on Hwy 260 turn right on Lakewood Drive turnaround turn right on Hwy 260 turn left on Joseph Lemon/Dingle Rd. turn right on Moses Dingle Rd. turn right on Jeff Dr. turn right on Moses Dingle turn left on Hwy 260 turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS & MES

Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., Right on Panola Rd., left on Brock Rd., Right on Governor Richardson Rd., right on Fox Tindal Rd., left on Chewing Rd., Right on Billups Rd., left on Elliott Rd.. turn around at Ardis Rd., left on Elliott Rd., right on Eagerton Rd., left on Wallace Rd., right on Panola Rd., right on Coard Rd., left on Fullerton Rd., left on HT Everett Rd., right on Pulitxer Rd., right on Fremont Rd., right on Furse Rd., left on Adger Rd., turn around, left on Furse Rd., right on Urbana Rd., Left on Larry King Hwy, Right on Church St., to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy to Alex Harvin Hwy., right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park. Route # 10 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Right on Alex Harvin Hwy., Right on Furman Rd., Left on Moses Dingle Rd., Right on Ferris Rd., Right on Bill Davis Rd., left on JR. & FA Richburg Rd., turn around, right on Bill Davis Rd., right on Spring Hill Rd., right on Rodgers Rd., left on Green All Rd., turn around at Foxhill Rd., right on Roger Rd., left on William Brunson Rd., left on Bill Davis Rd., right on Wash Davis Rd., Left on Detwilder Rd., turn around, left on Wash Davis Rd., right on Moses Dingle Rd., right on Evening Shade and around, left on Moses Dingle Rd., left on Wash Davis Rd., right on Luke Godwin Rd., to S. Dukes St., left on Main St., left on S. Church St., right on to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy., to Alex Harvin Hwy., right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park Route # 11 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., right on 1st St., left on Wassau St., left on Roosevelt St., Right on Hall St., to Tisdale St., left on Larry King Hwy., left on N. Church St., left on Parson St., left on Mazyck St. to Furse Rd., left on Urbana St., Left on Governor Richardson Hwy. to Larry King Hwy., Right on S. Church St., right to SECC, right on Larry King Hwy. to Alex Harvin Hwy., Right to SPES. Repeat Route For Middle/High School to SBMHS; Park.

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Route # 4 Leave Scott’s Branch High School, Left on Alex Harvin Hwy., to Larry King Hwy., to Gov. Richardson Hwy., Left on Drayton McKnight, Right on Old River Rd., Right on Captain Log Rd., right on Julia James Rd., left on Governor Richardson Hwy., left on Adams Rd., Right on Bomar Trail, Left on Governor Richardson Hwy., Left on Chewing Rd., Right on White & Rivers Rd., Left on Governor Richardson Hwy., Right on St. Phillip Church Rd., Left on Old River Rd., Left on Sander Rd., turn around, Left on Old River Rd., Left on Lilly Martin Rd., Right on Lula Rd., turn around left on Lilly Martin Rd., left on Old River Rd., left on Liberty Hill Rd., right on Governor Richardson Rd., to Larry King Hwy., Right on Church St., Right on to SECC, Right on Larry King Hwy to Alex Harvin Hwy., Right to SPES, around to SBMHS; Park.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 2016

BUS #1 - SILVER ROAD: Silver Road West to Fawn Ridge Road turn left onto Highway 261, turn left onto Winter Hill Road, go to Silver Road turn right, go to district line turn around go to Raccoon Road. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS, MHS BUS #26 HAZARDOUS – WEST HUGGINS ST. AREA: West Huggins ST. @ Minute Man Mkt. @ Calhoun ST. turn Left on Alfred Henry Drive @ Manning Garden Apartment, Old Wee Academy, Bellwood Court, West End ST. DROP OFF: MPS, MECC BUS #3 - PAXVILLE & HOMEBRANCH AREA: Hwy 261 to Connor Rd. pickup turn left on Homebranch Church Road turn left Stone Road turn right on Hodge Circle back to Stone Rd. turn right on Brown Rd. turn right on Fairfield Rd. turn right on Hwy 15 pickup turnaround turn right on Mcleod Rd. turn right on Geddings Rd. turn left on Ethan Stone Rd. turn left on Hwy 26l crossover Highway 15 onto Highway 261 pickup turn right Landfield Road turnaround back to Hwy 261 turn right DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #4 - PAXVILLE, KINGDOM HALL AREA: Paxville Highway (261 west) turn left Conyers Rd. turn right on Corbett Rd. turn left on Ingram Rd. turn right On Bethune Rd. turn left on Mahoney Rd. turn left On Hwy 15 pickup turnaround turn left on Boyd Rd. turn right on Hwy 261 DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #6 - WESTMINISTER. HARMONY & ALCOLU AREA: Hwy 301 to Plowden Mill Rd. turn right on Goward Rd. pickup turnaround turn left Plowden Mill Rd. turn right on Brogdon Rd. turn right on Bostonwell Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Brogdon Rd. turn right on Plowden Mill Rd. turn right on Grasshopper Lane turn left on Wateree Rd. turn right on Brodgon Rd. turn left on Hotel St. turn Left on Pinecrest Acres pickup turnaround turn left on Hotel St. turn left on Main St. turn left 521 DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #7 - CYPRESS FORK & LITTLE STAR CHURCH AREA: Start on Juneburn Rd. pickup turnaround right Hwy 301 turn right on Alderman Camp Rd. pickup turnaround turn left Little Star Rd. turn left on Juneburn Rd. turn left on Alderman Camp Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Juneburn Rd. turn left on North Brew-

BUS #16 - OLD GEORGETOWN, JACKSON FARM & ARLENE ROAD AREA: Hwy 261 turn right on Homebranch Church Rd. turn right on Gunter Rd. straight on Gunter Rd. turn right on Jackson Rd. turn left on Old Georgetown Rd. turn right on Sweatt Rd. turnaround turn right on Old Georgetown Rd. turn left on Homebranch Church Rd. turn right on Savage Rd. turnaround turn right on Homebranch Church Rd. turn left on Simpson Rd. turn left on Bradham Rd. turn right on Arlene Rd. turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES. MJHS & MHS BUS #19 - ALCOLU AREA: Hwy 521 yield right on Main St turn right on Hotel Street turn right on Brogdon Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Hotel St turn right on Main St turn right Highway 521 go to Sumter County line pickup turnaround turn right Ridge Drive turn left on Alcolu Street turn right on Cooter Creek turn left on Stewart Ln. turn right on Highway 521. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #22 - CYPRESS FORK AREA: Hwy 261 turn left on Boundary St turn right on Rigby St turn left on Hwy 301 turn right on Juneburn Rd. pickup turnaround turn right on Hwy 301 turn right on Alderman Camp Rd. turn right on Little Star Rd. turn left on Juneburn Rd. turn left on North Brewington Rd. crossover Hwy 301 onto North Brewington pickup turnaround turn right on Hwy 301 turn left on Sammy Nelson Rd turn right on Lockwood Circle Turn left Magnolia Rd. crossover Hwy 301 onto Tennessee Rd. turn left on Wilson Rd. turn left on Robert Reese Durant Rd. turn right on Hwy 301 turn left on Hwy 521 continue onto Hwy 301 turn right on Rigby St turn left on Boundary St turn Right on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MJHS & MHS BUS #26 - FORESTON & SUGARHILL AREA: Hwy 261 turn left on North Brewington pickup turnaround turn left on Hwy261 pickup turnaround turn left on South Brewington Rd. turn right on Hwy 52l turn left on Mahon Rd. Turn left on Mallett Rd pickup turnaround turn left on Doc Naomi Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Mallett Rd turn left on Hwy 261 turn right on Driggers Rd. pickup turnaround turn right on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #27 - BLOOMVILLE AREA: Hwy 261 turn right on Hwy 260 turn left on Bonanza Crossing Rd. turn right on Raccoon Rd. turn right on Bloomville Rd. turn left on Fredrick Rd turn left on Bloomville turn right on Kenwood Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Bloomville Rd. turn left on Telegram turn right on Jerro Rd. turn left on Bloomville Rd. turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MPS, MES, MECC, MJHS & MHS BUS #28 – LAKE AREA: Begin on Highway 260 to Alex Harvin Landing turn left on Durant Rd. turn left on Syrup Mill Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Durant Rd. turn right on Shaw Rd turn right on Kenwood Rd. turn right on Hwy 260 turn left on Camp Shelor Rd. turn right on Patriot Rd. turn right on Wyboo Ave. turn left on Patriot Rd. turn left on Lesene St. turn right on (S-14-738) turn right on Lesene St. turn right Patriot Rd. turn left on Hwy 260 turn left on Malibu Rd. turn left on Little John Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Malibu St. turn left on Hwy 260 turn right on Lakewood Rd. pickup turnaround turn right on Hwy 260 turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MJHS & MHS BUS #30 - JORDAN & RAM BAY AREA: Hwy 261 turn left on Raccoon Rd. turn left on Cassie Ln. turnaround turn right on Raccoon Rd. turn Left on Buchanan Rd. turn left on Loss Brook Rd. turn right on George Harvin Rd. turn right on Hwy 301 turn left on Raccoon Rd. continue left on Silver Hwy turn left on Acorn Ln. turnaround turn right on Silver Hwy turn right on Pine Square Circle turnaround turn right on Silver Hwy continue left on Raccoon Rd. continue onto A.M. Nash Rd. turn right on Old Gorgetown Rd. turnaround turn lft. On Fourth Crossroad Church Rd. turn left on Hwy 261. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS

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CLARENDON 2 FROM PAGE C9 BUS #31 - RED HILL AREA & TOWN AREA: Hwy 261 turn right on Bloomville Rd. turn right on Oak Grove Church Rd. turn right on Hwy 260. Hospital St. @ Church St. turn left on Rigby St. turn right on Boundary St. Drop Off : MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS BUS #32 - RAM BAY& TOWN AREA: Hwy 261 turn left on Raccoon Rd turn right on Hector Walker Road right on George Harvin Road turn rt. On Hwy 301 turn left on Hamilton road turn right on Cummings Rd. pickup turnaround turn left on Hamilton Rd. turn left on Hwy 301 turn right on Rudy Rd. turn left on Gibbon St. turn left on Boundary St. DROP OFF: MECC, MPS, MES, MJHS & MHS

ON SALEM RD, R ON FARMINGTON RD, TA ON FARMINGTON, R ON SALEM RD, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WG RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT

Elementary PM Routes Bus 1- Centhia Ceasar 507-0480 BG@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, R ON HWY 301, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, TA ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, R ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON WILLIAM GIBBONS RD, TA ON WILLIAM GIBBONS RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO ECM/ HS BUS LOOP Bus 2- Gaile Goodman 507-1620 BG@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SELOC RD, L ON GREEN ST, R ON COKER ST, R ON SULLIVAN ST, L ON ATKINSON ST, L ON HWY 378, L ON POPE ST, L ON COKER ST, L INTO ECM/HS BUS LOOP Bus 3- Connie Huth 508-0757

CLARENDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 TA=Turnaround L= Left R=Right BG@= Begins at

Elementary AM Routes Bus 1- Centhia Ceasar 507-0480 BG@ECM/HS BUS LOOP, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WILLIAM GIBBONS, L ON 301, L ON SALEM, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 2- Gaile Goodman 507-1620 BG @ ECM/HS BUS LOOP, R ON COKER ST, R ON POPE ST, R ON HWY 378, R ON ATKINSON RD, R ON SULLIVAN ST, L ON COKER ST, L ON GREEN ST, R ON SELOC RD, R ON HICKORY HILL RD(WHICH TURNS INTO OLD MANNING RD), R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 3- Connie Huth 508-0757 B@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG ROAD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, L ON PARK ST, R ON HWY 378(MAIN ST.), L ON DILES BAY, L ON CARILLION RD, TA@ CARILLION RD, L ON CARILLION, R ON DILES BAY, L ON BOB WHITED RD, TA@ BOB WHITE RD,L ON DILES BAY RD, R ON HWY 378 (MAIN ST) R ON GAMBLE ST, TA@ INDIANA RD, L ON GAMBLE ST, L ON HWY 378 (MAIN ST), R ON SANDHILL RD, L ON HICKS RD, TA@ HICKS & PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON HICKS RD, L ON WILLIE COKER RD, R ON JAMES RD, L ON SANDHILL RD, TA@ SANDHILL & PUDDIN SWAMP), L ON JAKE’S RD, R ON SELOC RD, L ON JIMMY ST, TA@ MICKEY ST, R ON SELOC RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD,L ON SALEM RD, R ON MAXCEY RD, R ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON WG RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 4- Jemmett Montgomery 508-1201 B@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, R ON COUNTY RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON HWY 301,L ON GARLAND RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD,TA ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON HWY 301, L ON GARLAND, L ON APPLETREE RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER, R ON CECIL MCFADDEN RD, L ON LEON MCFADDEN RD, R ON HWY 301, L ON RAINBOW RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 5- Linda Porter 507-1766 B @ WGE, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH, R ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON KNOWLTON RD, L ON SQUIRREL TRAIL, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH, R ON FIRETOWER, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R AT SUBDIVISION RD, TA @ SUBDIVISION RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON EPPS RD, L ON CORNER RD, R ON EVANS RD(EVANS TURNS INTO OAKDALE) ST ON OAKDALE, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON OLD MANNING, TA ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON COUSAR RD, R ON PLAYER, L ON BLACK RIVER, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R INTO WGE PARKING LOT Bus 6- Daniel Prince 507-0247 BG@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, R ON HWY 301 N, L ON 301N, R ON HORSE BRANCH RD, L ON AMERICAN AVE, R ON HWY 378, R ON SANDHILL RD, R ON HORSEBRANCH RD, TA ON HORSEBRANCH RD, L ON BENTLY RD, R ON HWY 378, R ON HORSEBRANCH, TA ON HORSEBRANCH RD, R ON HWY 378, L ON SALEM, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 7- Vanessa Witherspoon 508-0840 BG@WGE BUS LOT, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BARRINEAU RD, R ON ST. JAMES RD, TA ON ST. JAMES, R ON NEWTOWN RD, L ON HWY 378, L ON PRESTON AVE, L ON GAMEWELL, R ON NEWTOWN RD, R ON ST. JAMES, R ON BURNT BRANCH RD, L ON HWY 378, L ON AMERICAN AVE, L ON HICKS RD, L ON ANN WORSHAM, R ON BURNT BRANCH, R ON SALEM RD, L ON MCINTOSH, R ON FIRETOWER RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD Bus 8- Patricia Harrison 507-1161 B@ WGE BUS LOOP, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BURNT BRANCH RD, R ON HWY 378, L INTO GREAT COMMISSION CHURCH, TA AT GREAT COMISSION CHURCH, L ON FLOYD RD, L ON LUCKY RD, R ON PADGETT RD, L ON ST. JAMES RD, TA@ CROSSROAD STORE, L ON ST. JAMES RD, L ON PADGETT, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BARRINEAU RD, TA ON BARRINEAU RD, R ON KIRBY RD, TA@ KIRBY RD, R ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT Bus 9- Marie Dukes 508-0293 B@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L ON ROBINSON RD, L ON SHILOH RD, R ON OLIVE GROVE RD, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, R ON RIVERBEND RD, L ON DUKES RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L

B@WGE, R ON WG RD, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON JIMMY ST, TA @JIMMY ST, R ON SELOC RD, L ON JAKE’S RD, R ON SANDHILL RD, L ON JAMES RD, L ON WILLIE COKER RD, TA ON HICKS RD , L ON WILLIE COKER, L ON SANDHILL RD, L ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON HICKS RD, R ON SANDHILL RD, L ON HWY 378, R ON GAMBLE ST, R INDIANA RD, R ON CARILLON RD, R ON DILES BAY RD, L ON BOB WHITE RD, TA@ BOB WHITE RD, L DILES BAY RD, R ON HWY 378, L POPE ST, R OLD MANNING RD, R WALKER GAMBLE RD, L WGE BUS LOT Bus 4- Jemmett Montgomery 508-1201 BG@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, R ON COUNTY RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON HWY 301, L ON GARLAND RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD,TA ON BLACKRIVER, R ON HWY 301, L ON GARLAND RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON HWY 301, L ON GARLAND, L ON APPLETREE RD, R ON BLACKRIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER, R ON CECIL MCFADDEN RD, L ON LEON MCFADDEN RD, R ON HWY 301, L ON RAINBOW RD, R ON BLACKRIVER RD, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R INTO WALKER GAMBLE BUS LOT

PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON SANDHILL, R ON WILLIE COKER, L ON JAMES RD, R ON SANDHILL, R ON HWY 378, R ON PRESTON AVE, L ON GAMEWELL, L ON NEWTOWN RD, R ON TURBEVILLE HWY 378, R ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON LUCKY RD, R ON PADGETT RD, L ON ST. JAMES RD, TA@ ST. JAMES & CAROL RD, L ON PADGETT RD, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON KIRBY RD, TA@ KIRBY RD, R ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON ST. JAMES RD, R ON BURNT BRANCH RD, L ON ANN WORSHAM RD, R ON HICKS RD, L ON JAKES RD, R ON SELOC RD, L ON GREEN ST, R ON COKER ST, R ON ECMS BUS LOOP, R COKER ST, L POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING, R ON WG ROAD L INTO WGE BUS LOOP 508-0792 B@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON FARMINGTON RD, TA @ FARMINGTON RD, L ON FARMINGTON RD, L ON OLD SALEM RD, L ON CLARENCE COKER, L ON JUNIPER RD, TA ON JUNIPER RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER, L ON DUKES RD, R ON RIVERBEND, L ON CLARENCE COKER, L ON PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON OLIVE GROVE, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON CLARENCE COKER, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON HWY 301, L ON WATTS RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L ON GAMBLE ST, TA ON INDIANA RD, L ON SHILOH RD, L ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L ON DILES BAY, R ON BOB WHITE, TA ON BOB WHITE, L ON DILES BAY, R ON CC HWY, L ON GREEN ST,L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO ECMS BUS LOT, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT James Green Jr. 507-1304 LEAVE WGE, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON PLAYER, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON EPPS RD, L ON CORNER RD, , L ON OAKDALE RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON SUBDIVISION RD, TA 527 SUBDIVISION RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON FIRE TOWER RD, L ON NEWMAN BRANCH, L ON KNOWLTON RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON COUNTY RD, L ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L AT EC BUS LOOP, UNLOAD, R ON COKER, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L IN WGE BUS PARKING LOT Betty Harvin 508-2183

507-1766

1st Route- BG@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON HICKS RD, R ON SANDHILL RD, R ON HORSEBRANCH, R ON AMERICAN AVE, TA ON AMERICAN AVE, R ON HORSEBRANCH, L ON HWY 301, R ON HWY 378, L ON POPE ST, L ON COKER ST, L INTO ECM/HS BUS LOOP

Bus 6- Daniel Prince 507-0247 BG@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, R ON 301 N, L ON HWY 301, R ON HORSEBRANCH RD, L ON AMERICAN AVE, R ON HWY 378, R ON SANDHILL, R ON HORSEBRANCH RD, TA@ HORSEBRANCH, L ON BENTLY RD, R ON 378/301, L ON HWY 378, L ON SALEM, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT

2nd Route BG @ EC BUS LOOP, L ON COKER ST, L ON GREENE ST, R ON SELOC RD, R ON HICKORY HILL RD, R ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO EC BUS LOOP

Middle/High School PM Routes Centhia Ceasar 507-0480

Bus 7- Vanessa Witherspoon

BG@ECM/HS BUS LOOP, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON HWY 301, L ON SALEM RD, L ON BURNT BRANCH RD, TA ON BURNT BRANCH RD, R ON SALEM RD, L ON MCINTOSH RD, R ON FIRETOWER RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, L ON RENEGADE TRAIL, TA ON RENEGADE TRAIL, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH, R ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L IN WGE BUS LOT

508-0840

Gaile Goodman

B@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, L ON FIRETOWER, L ON MCINTOSH RD, R ON SALEM, L ON BURNT BRANCH RD, L ON ANN WORSHAM RD, R ON HICKS RD, R ON AMERICAN AVE, R ON HWY 378, R ON BURNT BRANCH RD, L ON ST. JAMES, L ON NEWTOWN RD, L ON HWY 378, L ON PRESTON, L ON GAMEWELL, R ON NEWTOWN RD, L ON ST. JAMES RD, TA @ ST. JAMES, L ON ST. JAMES, L ON BARRINEAU RD, R ON SALEM RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE, L INTO WGE BUS LOT

507-1620

Bus 8- Patricia Harrison

Melissa State

507-1161

507-2194

B@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R SALEM RD, R BARRINEAU RD, TA ON BARRINEAU RD, R ON KIRBY RD, TA@ KIRBY RD,R ON BARRINEAU RD, R SALEM RD, L PADGETT RD, R ST. JAMES RD, L ON PAGETT, L ON CARLETON, TA @ CARLETON, R ON PADGETT, R ON LUCKY RD, R ON FLOYD RD, L ON HWY 378, L INTO GREAT COMMISSION, TA @ GREAT COMISSION, R HWY 378, TA ON BURNT BRANCH RD/HWY 378, L ON HWY 378, TA@ HORIZON STORE ON 378, L ON HWY 378, L ON BURNT BRANCH, R SALEM RD, L OLD MANNING RD, R WALKER GAMBLE RD, L WGE BUS LOT Bus 9- Marie Dukes

B@WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO EC BUS LOOP, R ON COKER ST, R ON POPE ST, R ON TURBEVILLE HWY 378, R ON PRESTON AVE, L ON GAMEWELL, L ON NEWTOWN RD, R ON TURBEVILLE HWY 378, R ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON LUCKY, R ON PADGETT RD, L ON ST. JAMES, TA ON ST. JAMES, L ON PADGETT, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON KIRBY RD, TA@ KIRBY RD, R ON BARRINEAU RD, L ON ST. JAMES RD, R ON BURNT BRANCH RD, L ON ANN WORSHAM RD, R ON HICKS RD, L ON JAKES RD, R ON SELOC RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GMBLE RD, L INTO WALKER GAMBLE BUS LOOP

508-0293

Jo Ann Coaxum

B@ WGE BUS LOT, R ON WG RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON FARMINGTON RD, TA@ FARMINGTON RD, R ON FARMINGTON RD, L ON SALEM RD, L ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, TA ON CC HWY, L ON DUKES RD, R ON RIVERBEND, L ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON OLIVE GROVE RD, R ON SHILOH RD, R ON ROBINSON RD, R ON CC HWY, L ON PUDDIN SWAMP, R ON HWY 301, L ON SALEM RD, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WG RD, L WGE BUS LOT

508-0792

Middle/High School AM Routes Cynthia Ceasar 507-0480 BG@WGE BUS LOT, R ON OLD MANNING, L ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, L ON RENEGADE TRAIL, TA ON RENEGADE TRAIL, L ON NEWMAN BRANCH, L ON FIRETOWER, L ON MCINTOSH, R ON SALEM RD, L ON BURNT BRANCH, TA ON BURNT BRANCH, R ON SALEM RD, R ON HWY 301, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO ECM/HS BUS LOOP Gaile Goodman 507-1620 BG@WGE BUS LOT, L ON WG RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON RAINBOW LAKE, R ON HWY 301, L ON LEON MCFADDEN RD, R ON CECIL MCFADDEN, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA BLACK RIVER RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON APPLETREE, R ON GARLAND RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON HWY 301, R ON WILLIAM GIBBONS RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO EC BUS LOOP Melissa State 507-2194 B@WGE BUS PARKING LOT, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON

2nd Route- BG@ECM/HS BUS LOOP, R ON COKER ST, R ON POPE ST, R ON HWY 378, L ON HWY 301, R ON HORSEBRANCH, L ON AMERICAN AVE, L ON HICKS RD, TA ON HICKS RD, L ON WILLIE COKER RD, R ON SANDHILL, R ON JAMES RD, L ON WILLIE COKER, R ON HICKS RD,R ON PUDDIN SWAMP, L ON HICKORY HILL/OLD MANNING RD, R ON WAL

Jo Ann Coaxum

Bus 5- Linda Porter B @ WGE, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, R ON OLD MANNING, L ON KNOWLTON, L ON SQUIRREL TRAIL, R ON NEWMAN BRANCH, R ON FIRETOWER RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON SUBDIVISION RD, TA@ SUBDIVISION, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON EPPS RD, L ON CORNER RD, R ON EVANS RD(EVANS TURNS INTO OAKDALE RD) ST ON OAKDALE, L ON BLACK RIVER, L ON OLD MANNING RD, TA ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON BLACK RIVER, L ON COUSAR, R ON PLAYER RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R INTO WGE BUS PARKING LOT

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BG@ECM/HS, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WILLIAM GIBBONS RD, L ON HWY 301, L ON GARLAND RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON HWY 301, R ON GARLAND RD, L ON APPLETREE RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON CECIL MCFADDEN RD, L ON LEON MCFADDEN RD, R ON HWY 301, L ON RAINBOW LAKE, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WALKER GAMBLE BUS LOT

LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Bishopville Primary Annex Dennis Campus Bus #1- Driver D. Kelly Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- I 20, Tr- Exit 123, Tr- Lee State Park Rd, Tl- Sandy Grove Church, Tr- Moccasin, Tl- Rivers, Tl- Cypress Rd, Tr- Sandy Grove Church Rd,Tb- Dampier, Tr- Sandy Grove Church Rd, Tr- Regencye, Tl- Rainbow, TlFleetwood Circle, Tr- Sandy Grove Church, Tr- Cypress, Rd, Tl- Dubose Backwoods, TlLee State Park Rd, Tb- Lee State Park Rd, TrLee State Park Rd, Tr- Sunset, Tr- Whispering Oaks, Tl- River Birch, Tb- River Birch, TlWhispering Oak, Tl- Sunset, Tr- Lee State Park,Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Cypress, Tb- Cypress, Tl-Easy St, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Sandy Bluff Rd,TrWoodham, Tl- Hebron Church Rd, Tr-Una, Tl- Galloway Store Rd, Tr- Gilbert Rd, Tl- Liberty Hill, Tl- Kelly Bridge, Tb- Kelly Bridge, Tr- Ashland Stokes Bridge, Hill, Tl- Hough, Tb- Hough, Tl- Ashland Stokes, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Dixon Rd, Tr- Academy, Tl- Hwy 15, Route Ends, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tl- Chappelle, Tl-Bps School Dennis Campus Bus #4- Driver- A. Hannibal Start Lee Central Middle School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Pinchum Sly Rd, Tl- Lucknow,TrBells Branch, Tl- Stokes Bridge,Tl- Lucknow, Tr- Hubb Kelly, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Kelly Bridge Rd, Tl- Arrants, Circle Around Arrants, TrKelley Bridge Rd, Tl- Newsome Rd, Tr- W Stokes Bridge Rd, Hubb Kelly, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Nash, Tr- Kemp, Tr- Hopkins, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Main St, Tl-College, Tr- Cousar, Tl- Davis, Tl- Murray, Tr- Perkins, Tl- Wags, Tl- Dogwood, Tr- Rose, Tr- James, Tr- Pine, Tl- Dogwood, Tl- Wags, Tr- Church St, Tr- Truman, Tl- Palmetto, Tl- Muldrow, Tr- Marion, Tl- N. Lee St, Tr- E Cedar Lane, Tr- N. Nettles, Tl- E. College St, Tl- Main St, Tr- Woodward, TlDennis, Tr- Church St, Tr- Roland, Tl- Cedar Lane, Tl- Chappelle, Tl-Bishopville Primary School Dennis Campus Bus #6- Driver P. Robinson (Bishopville Primary School/Dennis Campus Only)- Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- Pinchunsly Rd, Tl- Lucknow, Strght- Old Camden Rd, Tr- Bananna Rd, TlRadcliff, Tl- Old Camden Rd, Tr- Joe Dority, Tl- Johnson Pod Rd, Tr- Camden Hwy, Tr- Joe Road, Tr- Conquest, Tl- Janice Ct, Tl- Camden Hwy, Tr-Springvale, Tl- Browntown Rd, Tb- Browntown/Blue Jay, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- Browntown Church Rd, Tr-Bramlet, TbBramlet, Tl- Browntown Church, Tl- Browntown, Tl- Crowded Lane, Tb- Crowded Lane, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- Gumsprings, Tr- Deerfield, Tb- Deerfield, Tr- Gumsprings Rd, TrCamden Hwy, Tr- Mosley, Tb- Mosley, TrChurch St, Tl- Chapelle, Tr- Cedar Lane, TlRay, Tr- Wilson, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tr- Dennis Ave,Tr- Park St, Route Ends, Tl- Roland, TrChurch St, Tl- Cedar Lane, Tl= Chapelle, TlBishopville Primary School Dennis Campus Bus 14 (7b) - Driver B. Anderson Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Hansel, Tr-Second St, Tl- Harlem,Tr- Gum, Tl- Ginn, Tr- Harris, Tr- Lee St, Tl- Gregg, TlMain, Tl- Harris, Tr- S. Nettles, Tr- Bradley, Tr- Main, Tl- Church St, Tl- Branett St, TlLaw St, Tr- Calhoun,Tl- Mcintosh,,Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Fairview, Tr- S.Lee St, Tl- Hwy 154, TlMaple, Tl- Magnolia, Tr- S. Lee, Tl- Bradley, Tr- Nettles, Tr- Harris, Tr- Elk, Tl- Bradley, TlS Lee Street, Route Ends, Tl- Church Street, Tr- Chapelle Dr, Tl- Bishopville Primary School Dennis Campus, Bus # 10- Driver M. Boykin Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341 Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, Tb- Hwy 15/Springhill, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Manville Wisacky, Tr- Herndon Rd, Tr- Manville St Charles, Tl- Edward Lane, Tb- Edward Lane, Tl- Manville St Charles, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl-Royer Rd, Tb- Royer Rd, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Piedmont, Tb- Piedmont/Copper, Tl- Hwy 15, Route Ends, Tl- Church St, Tr- Chapelle, TlBishopville Primary School Dennis Campus Bus #33- Driver C. Johnson

James Green Jr.

Start Lee Central High School, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Mcintosh, Tr- Matthews, Tl- Jefferson, Tr- Hickson, Tl- Thomas, Tl- Lewis, Tr- Main, Tl- On Red Top, Tr- Hwy 76, Tl- Atkins, TrMcknight, Tl- Lowery Lane, Tb- Lowery Lane, Tr- Mcknight, Tl- Atkins, Tr- Hwy 76, Tl- Red Top, Tl- Vista Lane, Tb- Vista Lane, Tl- Tram, Tb- Tram, Tl- Vista, Stragiht On Wells, TrHwy 527, Tr- Hwy 401,Tr- Hwy 154,Tl- Lower Lee School Rd, Tr- Raccoon Rd, Tr- Childrens Lane, Tb- Childrens Lane Tl- Raccoon, TrGreen Lane, Tr- Manville St Charles Rd, TlHwy 154, Tr- Big George, Tr- Coopers Mill, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Lee Central Middle School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Wags, Tr- Cousar, Tl- College, Tr- Lee County Academic Learning Center, Tr- College St, Tr- Main St, Tl- Hwy 341 (Bethune Hwy) Tr- Nash Tr- Kemp, TrHopkins, Route Ends Tl- Hwy 341(Bethune Hwy), Tr- Main, Tr- Cedarl Lane, Tl- Chapelle, Tl- Bishopville Primary Annex Dennis Campus,Tr- Cedar Lane, Tl- Main, , Tl- College, Tr- Main, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Lcms.

507-1304

Bus # 35- Driver R. Harris

LEAVE WGE, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD,L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO EC BUS LOOP, LOAD STUDENTS, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON NEWMAN BRANCH RD, R ON COUNTY RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON KNOWLTON RD,R ON NEWMAN BRANCH, R ON FIRETOWER RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON SUBDIVISION, T@ ON SUBDIVISION RD, R ON BLACK RIVER RD, TA ON BLACK RIVER, L ON OAKDALE RD, R ON CORNER RD, R ON EPPS RD, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, L ON PLAYER, L ON BLACK RIVER RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, R INTO WGE PARKING LOT

Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- I 20, Tr- Exit 123, Tl- Lee State Park Rd, TlJennings,Tl-Sandy Grove Church, Tl- Cypress, Tl- Hwy, 15, Tr- Ashland Stokes Bridge, Tl- Pate Rd, Tb- Pate Rd, Tr- Ashland Stokes Brdge Rd,Tl- Hill, Tr- Anderson Hill, Tl- Kelly Bridge, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Hubb Kelly, Straight On Johnson Pond, Tl- Hwy 34, TrGum Springs, Tr- Browntown, Tl- Browntown Church, Tr- Bramlete, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Piedmont, Tb- Piedmont, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 154, Tl- Lee St,TrChurch, Tl- Truman, Tl- Palmetto, Tr- Muldrow, Tl- Davis St, Tl- Cousar, Tl- Church, TrGreen St, Tr- Park, Tr- Heyward, Tl- Cedar Lane, Route Ends, Tl- Chappelle Dr, TlBishopville Primary Annex Dennis Campus, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tr- Lee Central Middle School.

B@ WGE BUS LOT , R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L ON OLD MANNING RD, L ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, LOAD @ ECHS BUS LOT, R ON COKER ST, L ON POPE ST, R ON GREEN ST, R ON CLARENCE COKER HWY, L ON DILES BAY RD, R ON BOB WHITE, TA@ BOB WHITE, L ON DILES BAY, R ON CLARENCE COKER, R ON GAMBLE ST, TA ON INDIANA RD, L ON SHILOH RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER, L ON WATTS RD, R ON HWY 301, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP RD, L ON OLIVE GROVE RD, R ON PUDDIN SWAMP, R ON CLARENCE COKER W, R RIVERBEND,L ON DUKES RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER, L ON JUNIPER, TA ON JUNIPER RD, R ON CLARENCE COKER, R ON SALEM RD, R ON FARMINGTON RD, TA@ FARMINGTON, R ON SALEM, R ON OLD MANNING RD, R ON WALKER GAMBLE RD, L INTO WGE BUS LOT

Betty Harvin 508-2183 1st Route- BG AT EC BUS LOOP, L ON COKER ST, L ON GREENE ST, R ON SELOC RD, R ON HICKORY HILL RD, , R ON POPE ST, R ON COKER ST, L INTO EC BUS LOOP

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BACK T0 SCHOOL 2016-17

THE SUMTER ITEM

LEE COUNTY FROM PAGE C10 Bus #36 –Driver V. Joye Start - Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I 20, Tr- Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 441, Tr- Jamestown, Tr- Elmore, Tl- Browntown, Tr- Jamestown, Tl-Salem Church,Tr- Redhill, Tl- Central School, Tl-St Andrews, Tr- Tobias , Tl- St Andrews, Tl- Central School, TrLogan, Tl- Redhill, Tr- St James, Tr- Shiverpond Rd, Tl- Tapboot, Tr- Daylily, Tl- Huggins, Tl- Springhill, Tr- Lightwoodknot Rd, Tr- Hwy 441, Tr- Rembert Church, Tl- Springhill, Tr- Central School, Tl- West Lee Elementary, Tr, Central School Rd, Tl- Springhill, Tl- Hwy 441, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Manville St Charles, Tl- Lizardman, Tb- Lizardman,TlManville St Charles, Tb- Manville St Charles,Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Royer Rd, Tb- Royer Rd, Circle R Lane, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- I 20 E, Tr- Exit 120, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, TrLee Central Middle, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, TrBishopville Primary, Tr- Chappelle, Tr- Bishopville Primary Annex Dennis Campus, TlChappelle, Tl- Church, Tr- Lee Central Middle School.

Lower Lee Elementary School Bus # 28- Driver R. Fortune Start Lchs, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Hwy 341, TlWells Church Rd, Tb- Wells Church Rd,,TrHwy 341, Tr- Sunflower Lane, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Holy Lane, Tb- Holy Lane,Tl- Hwy 341, TrTolson Rd, Tl- Vista, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Mcleod, Tr- Timmons, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Mcintosh, TrJefferson, Tr- Fleming,,Tl-Fleming, Tl- Lewis, Tr- Main St, Tr- Red Top, Tl- Vista Lane, TrTram, Tr- Hwy 401, Tl- Clarence Mcfadden, Tl- Freedom, Tl- Hwy 527, Tr- Hwy 401, TrManville St Charles, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 154, Tr- Lower Lee Elementary, Tl- Hwy 154, Tr- Big George, Tr- Coppers Mill, Tl- Hwy 527, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Lee Central High School. Bus #29- Driver M. Fleming Start Lchs, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl-Backswamp, TlMills, Tl- Hwy 76, Tb- Hwy 76, Tr- Mills Rd, Tl- Backswamp, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Pleasant Grove, Tb- Pleasant Grove, Tl- Hwy 341, TlMcknight Rd, Tr- Red Top Rd, Tb- Redtop Rd, Tl- Mcknight, Tl- Atkins, Tb- Atkins Rd, Straight On Tram, Tl- Vista Lane, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 401, Tr- Manville St. Charles, Tl- Hwy 154, Tr- Lower Lee School Rd, TrLower Lee School, Tl- Hwy 154, Tr- Big George, Tr- Coppers Mill, Tl- Hwy 527, TlHwy 341, Tl- Lee Central School Bus # 31- Driver S. Holmes Start Lee Central High School, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- Coopers Mill, Tl- Big George, Tl- St. Charles Hwy, Tr- Lower Lee School Rd, Tb Lower Lee School Rd/Oak Tree Lane, TlLowerlee School Rd, Tr- St Charles, Then Cross Over To Mary Mcleod Bethune TrPicadilly,Tb-Picadilly/Mickado, Tr- Mary Mccleod,Tr- Darlington Hwy, Tl- Mt Moriah, Tl- Swimming Pen Rd, Tr- Raccoon, Tr- Bell Rd, Tl- Manville St Charles, Tl- Green Lane, Tb- Green Lane/Hawthrone Ct, Tl- Manville/ St. Charles, Tl- Raccoon, Tl- Bowman, TrManivlle St Charles, Tr- St. Charles, TrLower Lee School Rd,Route Ends, Tr- Lower Lee School. Tl- St. Charles Hwy, Tr- Big George, Tr- Coppers Mill, Tl- Elliott Hwy/Wisacky Junction, Tl- Lee Central High School Central Parking. Bus #40- Driver D. Moore Start Lee Central High School, Tr- Hwy 341, Str- Hwy 527, Tl- Cc Rd, Tr- Tram, Tr- Hwy 76, Tr- Hwy 527, Tl- Wells, Tr- Stoney Run, TrHwy 401, Tl- Hwy 527, Tl- Casual Branch, TrBradley, Tr- Rouse, Tl- Hwy 527, Tl- Luckey Rd, Tr- Blue Jay, Tb- Blue Jay,Tl- Luckey,TlHwy 527, Tl- Big George,Tl- Hwy 154, Tl- John Wesley, Tb- John Wesley, Tl- Hwy 154, TbEnglish Lane,Tl- Manville/Wisacky, Tl- Mt. Lisbon, Tl- Josey, Tb-Josey/Jeff Davis, Route Ends, Tl- Manville St Charles, Tr- Hwy 154, Tr- Lower Lee Elementary School, Tl- Hwy 154, Tr- Big George, Tr- Copper Mill, Tl- Hwy 527, Bear Left To Hwy 341, Tl- Lee Central Middle School

West Lee Elementary School Bus #23- Driver D. Green Rte Starts- Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 108, Tr- S-31-31, TlCresent , Tr- Hwy 34,Tr- Calvary Church Rd, Tl- Horsepen Rd, Tr- Browntown Rd,TrWhite Rd, Tb- White Rd, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- Elmore Rd, Tr- Boone Lane, Tb- Boone Lane, Tl- Elmore, Tl- Browntown Rd, TrJamestown, Tr- Calvary Church Rd, TlShearer Rd, Tr- Church Camp Tb- Church Camp/Camp In The Woods, Tr- Jamestown Rd, Tl- Mccaskill, Tb- Mccaskill, Tl- Jamestown Rd, Tr- West Vaco, Tb- West Vaco, TrJamestown Rd,Tr- Redhill, Tl- Upton Circle, Tb- Upton Circle,Tr- Redhill, Tl- Lila D, TrEgypt Rd, Tl- Red Hill Rd, Tr- Logan, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- St. Andrews Rd, Tr- Tobias, Tl- St. Andrews, Rte Ends Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- West Lee School Bus # 24- Driver S. Burroughs Rte Starts- Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 108, Tr- S-31-31, TlCresent , Tr- Hwy 34,Tr- Calvary Church Rd, Tl- Horsepen Rd, Tr- Browntown Rd,TrWhite Rd, Tb- White Rd, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- Elmore Rd, Tr- Boone Lane, Tb- Boone Lane, Tl- Elmore, Tl- Browntown Rd, TrJamestown, Tr- Calvary Church Rd, TlShearer Rd, Tr- Church Camp Tb- Church Camp/Camp In The Woods, Tr- Jamestown Rd, Tl- Mccaskill, Tb- Mccaskill, Tl- Jamestown Rd, Tr- West Vaco, Tb- West Vaco, Tr-

Jamestown Rd,Tr- Redhill, Tl- Upton Circle, Tb- Upton Circle,Tr- Redhill, Tl- Lila D, TrEgypt Rd, Tl- Red Hill Rd, Tr- Logan, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- St. Andrews Rd, Tr- Tobias, Tl- St. Andrews, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- West Lee School Rd, Rte Ends

Swamp, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Hwy 76, Tb- E Magnolia, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Main St, Tb- Main/ Angel, Tl- Main, Tl- Clavon, Tr-Evans, Tl- Jefferson, Tr- Lewis, Tl- Mcintosh, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Mcleod, Tr- Mcleod, Tr- Hwy 341, Route Ends, Tl- Lee Central Middle

Bus # 25 – Driver G. Stuckey

Bus # 27- Driver L. Lowery

Start - Lchs, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tl - I-20, Tr Exit 116, Tr - Hwy 15, Tr- Springhill Rd, Crossover - Hwy 441, Tb-Springhill/Dogwood, Tl-Spring Hill, Tr Green Lane, Crossover Hwy 441, Cross Over Hwy 15, TrHawkins, Tl- Holman Road, Tl- Hwy 15, TlMartinville Church Rd, Tb- Martinville Church Rd/Meltons Lane, Crossover Hwy 15, To Rembert Church, Tr- Tigerlily Rd, TlAshwood Lake Rd, Tr- Moore Rd, Tr- Rembert Church, Tl- Hwy 441, Tl - Lightwood Knot, Tl - James Davidson Heriot, Tr - Rembert Church, Tl - Fatback Rd, Tl - St. Phillips, Tb- St Phillips/Bracey Mill Rd, Tl- Rembert Chruch, Tl - Spring Hill, Tr- Central School Rd, Tl - West Lee, Tr- Central School Rd, TlSpring Hill, Tl- Hwy 441, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- I-20, Tr- Exit 120, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Tr Lchs

Start- Lcms, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Coppers Mill, Tl-Dog Island, Tr- English Lane, Tr- Hwy 154, Tl- Manville Wisacky, Tl-Mt Libson, Tr- Jeff Davis, Tl- Manville St Charles Rd, Tr- Hwy 154,Tr- Lower Lee School Rd, Tb- Lower Lee School Rd Tl, Raccoon Rd, Tl- Swimming Pen Rd, Tr- Hwy 154, Tr- Mary Mccleod Bethune, Tr- Mary Mccleod Bethune, Str- Raccoon, Tr- Bell, Tb- Bell, Tr- Raccoon, TrBowman Tb- Bowman, Tr- Raccoon, TrGreen Lane, Tl- Manville St Charles, TbManville St Charles/Raccoon, Tl- Left Mt Lisbon, Tr- Manville Wisacky, Strgt On Coppers Mill, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 527, Merge Onto Hwy 341, Tl- Lcms

Lee Central Middle School Bus #2 – Driver B. Williams (Lee Central Middle School Only)Start Lcms Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- I 20, Tr- Exit 123, TrLee State Park Rd, Tl- Sandy Grove Church, Tr- Moccasin, Tl- Rivers, Tl- Cypress Rd, TlJeffords Rd, Tl- Una, Tl- Manantial, TlSandy Grove Church Rd, Tr- Fleetwood Circle, Tl- Rainbow, Tl- Regency Rd, Tr- Sandy Grove Church, Tr- Cypress,Cemetery Rd, TlCypress Rd, Tr- Dubose Backwoods, Tl- Lee State Park Rd, Tb- Lee State Park Rd, TrSunset, Tr- Whispering Oaks, Tl- River Birch, Tb- River Birch, Tr- Whispering Oak, TlSunset, Tr- Lee State Park, Tr- Hwy 15, TrCypress, Tr- Easy St, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Sandy Bluff, Tr- Woodham, Tl- Hebron, Tr- Una, TlHigh Point, Tl- Liberty Hill, Tl- Kelly Bridge, Tb- Kelly Bridge, Tr- Ashland Stokes Bridge, Tl-Hough Rd, Tb- Hough Rd, Tl- Ashland Stokes Bridge Rd, Tl- Hwy 15, Route Ends, Tl- College St, Tr- Cousar, Tl- Wags, Tl- Wisacky Hwy , Tr- Lee Central Middle School Bus #3- Driver S. Mcdowell Start Lee Central Middle School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Pinchum Sly Rd, Tl- Lucknow, TbLucknow Rd/Zemp Rd, Tr- Bells Branch Rd, Tl- Stokes Bridge, Tr- Lucknow,Tr- Stephens, Tb- Stephens/B;Ackwell Pond Rd, Tl- Lucknow, Tr- Edwin Hall, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Hubb Kelly, Tb- Hubb Kelly/Sportsmans Dr, TrEddie Watkins, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Nash, TrKemp, Tr- Hopkins, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Main St,Tl Dixon. Tr- Cousar, Tr- Academy Rd, TlMain St,Tl- On College, Tr- Cousar, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 341,Tr- Lee Central Middle School Bus # 5- Driver M. Bagley (Lee Central Middle School Only)- Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, TrPinchum Sly Rd, Tl- Lucknow, Tl- Old Camden Rd, Tr- Bananna Rd, Tl- Circus Rd, TlRadcliff, Tl- Old Camden Rd, Tl- Hubb Kelly, Tr- Donald Davis, Tr- Stokes Bridge, Tl- Berry Rd, Tl- Johnson Pond, Tr- Camden Hwy, TrJanice Road, Tl- Conquest, Tl--Joe, Tr- Camden Hwy, Tb- Family Rd, Tl-N. Heyward, TlPark St,Tl- Roland St, Tr- Pearl, Tr- Moseley, Tb- Moseley, Tr- Church, Tr- Chapelle, TrCedar Lane, Tl- Alexander, Tl- Ray, Tl-Wilson, Tl - Cedar Lane, Tl- Dennis, Tr- Woodward, Tl- Main St, Route Ends, Tr- College St, Tr- Cousar, Tl- Wags, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr Lee Central High School. Bus #8- Driver D. Robinson (Lee Central Middle School Only) Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341 Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Ashwood Lake Rd, Tl-Tiger Lily Rd ,Tl- Rembert Church Rd, Tl- Benson, Tr- Hollman,Tr-Hwy 15, , Tr- Manville St Charles, Tl- Herndon Rd, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Country Club Rd, Tl- Golf Cart Tr- Rembert Lane, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Royer Rd, TbRoyer Rd/Circle R Lane, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- I-20 East, Tr- Exit 120 , Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central Middle School. Bus #9- Driver S. Albert Start Lee Central Middle School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 441, TrRembert Church, Tl- Fat Back, Tl- St Phillips, Tr- Bracey Mill, Tr- Stuckeytown, Tl- Springhill Rd, Tl- Shiverpond, Tr- St James, Tb- St James, Tr- Shiverpond Rd, Tl- Duncan, TlTapboot, Tr- Shiverpond, Tl- Springhill, TlTurkey Farm Rd, Tl- H & H Rd, Tb- H & H, TrTurkey Farm Rd, Tl- Springhill Rd, Tr- Lightwoodknot, Tr- James D Herriott, Tb- James D Herriott, Tr- Lightwoodknot Rd, Tl- Hwy 441, Tr- Green Lane, Tb- Green Lane, TrSpringhill, Tl- Hwy 441, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Piedmont, Tb- Piedmont, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Mcintosh, Straight On Calhoun, Tr- Church, Route Ends, Str- Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central Middle School Bus #19- Driver W. Jowers Start- Lchs, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- Wags, TrDogwood, Tr- Rose, Tr- James, Tr- Pine,TlDogwood, Tr- Davis, Tr- Fountian Hill, TlLinda, Tr- Perkins, Tr- College,Tl- Murray, TrDavis, Tr- Cousar, Tl- College, Tl- N. Nettles, Tl- Cedar, Tl- N. Lee, Tr- Marion, Tr- Truman, Tr- Church, Tl- Main St, Tl- Harris, TlS. Nettles, Tr- Bradley, Tl- S. Main St, TlFairview, Tr- Lee St, Tr- Hwy 154, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Edgefield, Tb- Edgefield/Wilkerson, TrHwy 15, Tl- Hwy 154, Tl- Maple, Tl- Magnolia, Tr- Lee, Tr- Harris Tl- Ginn, Tr- Gum, TlHarlem, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Route Ends, TrLee Central Bus #26- Driver Y. Burroughs Start- Lcms, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Pleasant Grove, Tb- Pleasant Grove, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Back Swamp, Tr- Mills Rd, Tb- Mills Rd, Tr- Back

Bus #30- B. Rouse Start- Lcms, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Vista, Tr- Red Top, Tb- Redtop Rd/Cowboy Lane, Tl- Vista, Straight On Vista, Tb-Vista/Wells Church, Tr- Vista, Tr- Tram, Straight On - Atkins, TbAtkins/ Old Cc Rd, Tl- Mcknight, Tl- Lowery, Tb- Lowery, Tr- Mcknight, Tl- Atkins, Tl- Hwy 76, Tr- Hwy 527, Tr- Hwy 401, Tr- Tram, TbTram Rd, Tl- Hwy 401, Tl- Stoney Run, TrWells Rd, Tr- Hwy 401, Tl- Hwy 527, Tr- Freedom, Tb- Freedom/Clarence Mcfadden, TrHwy 527, Tl- Casual Branch, Tb- Cousar Branch/Bradley, Tl- Hwy 527, Tl- Rouse, TrBradley, Tr- Luckey Tl- Blue Jay, Tb- Blue Jay, Tl- Luckey,Tl- Hwy 527, Route Ends, Straight On Hwy 341, Tr- Lcms Bus #41- Driver C. Brown (Start Lee Central Middle School, Tl- Hwy 341,Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, TrHwy 441, Tr- Jamestown, Tr- Browntown Rd, Tl- White Rd, Tb- White Rd, TlBrowntown,Tl- Romanine Lane, Tb- Romaine Lane, Tl- Browntown, Tr- Jamestown Rd, TlCorbett Mill Rd, Tl- Devine, Tb- Devine, TlCorbett Mill, Tr- Chewing Rd, Tl- Beaver Dam Rd, Tl- Salem Church Rd, Tr- Redhill Rd, Tl- Central School Rd, Tl- St Andrews, Tr- Tobias, Tl- St Andrews, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- Logan, Tl- Redhill, Tr- Egypt Rd, Tl- Lila D, Tr- Redhill, Tr- Jamestown Rd, Tl- West Vaco Tb- West Vaco, Tl- Jamestown Rd, TlChurch Camp Rd, Tb- Church Camp/Camp In The Pines, Tl- Church Camp Rd, Tl- Sheraer Rd, Tl- Calvary Church Rd, Tr- Camden Hwy, Tr- Gumsprings Rd, Tl- Browntown, TrBrowntown Church Rd, Tb- Bramlet, TlBrowntown Church Rd, Tr- Browntown, Route Ends, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- I 20 east, TrExit 120, Tr-Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central Middle School

Lee Central High School Bus #11- Driver F. Small Start-Lee Central, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- Truman, Tl- Blanton, Tl- Muldrow, Tr- Marion St, Tl- N. Lee St, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tr- Nettles, Tl- Davis St, Tr- Main St, Tl- Woodward, TlDennis Ave, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tr- Ray, Tl- Wilson, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tl- Chappell, Tl- Church St Straight -Wisacky Hwy, Route Ends, TrLee Central High School. Bus #12- Driver B. Jenkins Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341,Tr-Pinchum Sly Rd, Tl- Lucknow, TrZemp, Tr- Stokes Bridge Rd, Tb- Peels Rd, TrLucknow, Tb- Zachary Place, Tr- Lucknow, Tr- Old Stokes Bridge, Tb-Tisdale, Tl- Old Camden Hwy, Tr-Banana , Tl- Radcliff, TlOld Camden Hwy, Tr- Berry, Tr- Prescott, TlJohnson Pond, Tl- Joe Dority Rd, Tb- Joe Dority/Kennington Xing, Tl- Johnson Pond, Tr- Hwy 34, Tr- Society Rd, Tr- Conquest Lane Tr- Joe Rd, Tl- Hwy 34, Tr- Calhoun, TrMain St, Tr-Gregg Ave, Tl- Harris St, Tl-Gin, Tl- Gum, Tl- Harlem, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Route Ends, Tr- Lee Central High School Bus #13 – Driver B. Lunn Start Lchs, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Wags, Tr- Cousar, Tl- College, Tr- Main, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Ashland Stokes Bridge, Tr- Hough, Tb- Hough, Tl- Ashland Stokes Bridge, Tl- Woodham TrSandy Bluff Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Woodham, TrHebron Church Rd, Tr- Una, Tl- High Point, Tl- Liberty Hill, Tl- Rogers Rd,Tr- Pate, TrAshland Stokes Bridge Rd, Tr- Kelly Bridge Rd, Tl- Mckenzie, Tb- Mckenzie, Tr- Kelly Bridge Rd, Tl- Newsome Rd, Tb- Newsome, Tl- Kellybridge Rd, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Edwin Hall, Tl- Lucknow, Tr- Shady Grove, TbShady Grove,Tl- Lucknow, Tl- Hubb Kelly, Tr- Lucknow, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Hwy 15 , TlWisacky Hwy, Route Ends, Tr- Lchs Bus #14- Driver B. Anderson Start From -Bishopville Primary Annex Dennis Campus, Tr- Chapelle, Tr- Cedar Lane, Tl- Main St, Tl- Academy Rd, Tl- College, TrCousar, Tl- Wags,Tl - Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 E, TrExit 123, Tr- Lee State Park, Tl- Sandy Grove Church, Tr- Cypress Cemetary, Tl- Jeffords, Tl-Una, Tl-Manantial, Tl - Sandy Grove, TrCypress Cemetary, Tl- Hwy 15, Tl- Lee State Park, Tl- Sunset, Tr- Whispering Oak, TlRiverbirch, Tb- River Birch, Tr- Whispering Oak, Tl- Sunset, Tl- Lee State Park, Route Ends, Tr- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 120, Tl- Hwy 341, TrLee Central High School Bus #15 – Driver S. Dixon Start Lee Central High School Tl – Hwy 341, Tl – I20w, Tr – Exit 108, Tl– Crescent, TrJamestown Rd, Tr- West Vaco, Tb- West Vaco, Tl- Jamestown Rd, Tr- Cresent, Tr – Hwy 34, Tr – Church Camp, Tl- Shearer Rd, Tr- Calvary Church Rd, Tl – Jamestown, Tl – Brown Town, Tr – Romaine, Tb- Romaine, TrBrowntown, Tl- Horsepen, Tr- Calvary Church Rd, Tr- Hwy 34, Tr- Gumsprings, Tl – Deerfield, Tb – Deerfield, Tl – Gum Springs,

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Tl – Brown Town, Tr - Brown Town Church, Tr – Bramlett/Browntown Church Rd, Tl – Brown Town Church, Tr – Brown Town, Tl – Hwy 15, Tl – Piedmont, Tb – Piedmont/Copper, Tr – Hwy 15,– Lee Route Ends, Tl- I 20 E, Tr- Exit 116, Tr – Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central High School Bus #16- Driver M. Wilson Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Wisacky Hwy, Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 441,TrJamestown, Tl- Corbett Mill, Tr- Beaver Dam, Tl- Chewing, Tr- Corbett Mill, Tb- Corbett Mill, Tr- Redhill, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- St Andrews, Go Around Tobias, Tl- St Andrews, Tl- Central School Rd, Tr- Spring Hill, Tr- Huggins, Tb- Huggins, Tl- Daylily, Tl- Tapboot, Tr- Shiver Pnd, Tl- St. James, Tl- Redhill, Tr- Redhill, Tr- Egypt, Tl- Lila D Lane, TrRedhill, Tl- Upton Circle, Tb- Upton Circle, Tr- Redhill, Tl- Egypt, Tl- Mccaskill, TlJamestown, Route Ends, Tl- Hwy 441, TlHwy 15, Tr- Hwy 154, Tl- Maple, Tl- Magnolia St, Tr- S Lee St, Tl- Bradey, Tr- S. Nettles, Route Ends ,Tr- Elk St, Tl- Bradley, Tl- S. Lee St, Tr- Church St, Tr- Lee Central High School Bus #17- Driver D. Mcquillar Start- Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 W, Tr- Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 441,Tr-Springhill,Tr- Turkey Farm Rd, Tl- H & H Rd, Tb-H & H Rd, Tr- Turkey Farm, TrSpringhill Rd, Tl- Stuckeytown, Tl- Bracey Mill, Tr- St Phillips, Tb- Herbert Wilson, TlSt Phillips, Tl- Rembert Church, Tr- Woodrow, Tl- Pair St, Tl- Apple, Tl- Rembert Church Rd, Tr- Woodrow, Tl- Lightwoodknot, Tr- Green Lane, Tr- Williamson, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 154, Tl- S Lee St, Route Ends, Tr- Wisacky Hwy , Tr- Lee Central High School Bus #18- Driver E. Wilson Start - Lee Central High School, Tl-Hwy 341, Tl- I-20 W, Tr-Exit 116, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Manville St. Charles Rd, Tr- Green, Tr- Raccoon Rd, Tr- Manville St Charles, Tr- Green Lane, Tl- Hawkins, Tl- Holloman, Tl- Hwy 15, TlMartinville Church, Tb- Martinville Church/ Meltons Lane,Crossover Hwy 15 To Rembert Church, Tb- Rembert Church, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Manville Wisacky, Tr- Herndon, Tb- 1260 Herndon, Tl- Manville Wisacky, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Rembert Lane, Tb-Rembert/Golf Cart, TrHwy 15, Tl- Royer Rd, Tb- Circle Lane, Rte Ends, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- I-20, Tr- Exit 120, Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Tr- Lchs Bus #20- Driver W. Benjamin Start- Lee Central High School, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Hwy 527, Tr- Coopers Mill Rd, Tl- Mt Libson Rd, Tr- Manville St Charles, Tl- Green Lane, Tl- Raccoon, Tl-Bowman, Tb-Bowman/Phil Jar Lane, Tl- Raccoon, Tl- Lower Lee School Rd, Tb- Lower Lee School Rd, TlRaccoon, Tl- Swimming Pen, Tr- Mt Moriah, Tr - Hwy 401, Tl- Mary Mcleod Bethune, TlHwy 154, Tr- Big George, Tr- Coppers Mill Rd, Tl- Scotts Lane, Route Ends, Tb- Scotts Lane, Tl- Coppers Mills, Tl- Hwy 341, TlLchs Bus #21- Driver W. Slater Start Lee Central High School, Tr- Elliott Hwy, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Backswamp, Tr- Hwy 341, Tl- Hwy 76, Tr- Redtop, Tr- Main, Tl- Clavon, Tr- Evans, Tl- Fleming, Tr- Lewis, Tl- Mcintosh, Tr- Jefferson, Tl- Magnolia, Tl- Hwy 341, Tr- Timmons, Tl- James, Tl- Mccleod, TrHwy 341, Tl- Possum, Tr- Sunflower, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Wells Church Rd, Tb- Wells Church Rd/Tram, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- Hwy 401, Tr- Hwy 527, Tl- Casual Branch, Tr- Bradley Rd, TrRouse, Tb- Rouse/China Hill, Tl- Rouse, TrBradley, Tl- Luckey, Tb- Luckey Rd/Dog Island, Tl- Hwy 527,Straight On Hwy 341, TrFields Bridge Rd W, Tb- Fields Bridge W, TrHwy 341, Route Ends, Tl- Lchs Bus #22- Driver C. Belton Tr- Wisacky Hwy, Tl- Lynchburg Hwy, TrVista Lane, Tl- Red Top Rd, Tl-Main St, TrHwy 341, Tr- Mcknight Rd, Tl- Johnny Rd, TbJohnny Rd, Tr- Mcknight Rd, Tr- Hwy 341, TrPleasant Grove Rd, Tr- Old Cc Rd,Tr- Pudding Swamp, Tl- Mcknight, Tl- Lowery, Tb- Lowery, Tr- Mcknight, Tl- Atkins, Tb- Atkins, TlHwy 76, Tr- Hwy 527, Tr- Cc Rd, Tl-- Tram Rd, Tl- Vista, Tr- Hwy 527, Tr- Freedom Ave, Tr- Clarence Mcfadden, Tr- Hwy 401,Route Ends, Tr- Hwy 527, Merge Onto Hwy 341, TlLchs Bus #32- Driver R. Holloman Start Lee Central High School, Tl- Hwy 341, Tl- I 20 , Tr- Exit 116, Hwy 15, Tr- Hwy 441, Tr- Rembert Church Rd, Tl- Springhill, TrCentral School Rd, Tr- Logans Rd, Tl- Redhill, Tr- Mccaskill, Tr- Jamestown Rd, Tl- Church Camp Rd, Tr- Sherarer Rd, Tr- Sandtrail, TbSandtrail, Tr- Shearer Rd, Tl- Calvary Church Rd,Tr- Horsepen, Tb- Horsepen, Tr- Calvary Church Rd,Tr- Hwy 34, Tr- Gumsprings, TlBrowntown Rd, Tr- Browntown Church Rd, Tr- Bramlet, Tr- Blue Palace, Tb- Blue Palace, Tl- Bramlet, Tl- Browntown Church Rd,TrBrowntown Rd, Tl- Springvale Rd, Tr- Hwy 34, Tl- Moseley St, Tr- Pearl, Tr- N. Calhoun, Tl- W Church, Tl- Main St, Tl- Woodward, TlDennis Tl- Cedar Lane, Tl- Main St, Tl- Ashland Stokes Bridge Rd W, Tr- Pate, Tb- Pate, Route Ends Tl- Ashlanad Stokes Bridge W, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- Lee State Park Rd, Tr- I 20 West, Tr- Exit 120, Tl- Hwy 341, Stght- Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central High School Bus # 34- Driver M. Holmes Start Tr- Lee Central High School, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Vista, Continue On Wells Rd, Tl- Hwy 401, Tr- Manville/ St Charles, Tl- Hwy 154,TrLower Lee School Rd, Tr- Raccoon, Tr- Bell, Tb- Bell, Tr- Raccoon, Tl- Manville/ St. Charles, Tr- Herndon, Tl- Manville Wisacky Rd, Tr- Hwy 15, Tr- Country Club Rd, TbCountry Club Rd, Tr- Hwy 15, Tl- Royer Rd, Tl- Circle R Rd, Tb- Circle R Rd, Route Ends, Tr- Royer Rd, Tl- Hwy 15, Tr- I-20, Tr- Exit 120, Tr- Hwy 341, Tr- Lee Central High

Practice school bus safety every day Millions of students rely on public transportation to get them to and from school each and every day. The National Safety Council says 25 million students in the United States begin and end their school days on school buses. The NCS adds that riding a bus to school is 13 times safer than riding in a family vehicle and 10 times safer than walking. Although buses are designed for safety, student riders can do a lot to make their bus trips even safer. • Stand only in the designated school bus stop. Always stand on the sidewalk, lawn

or curb where the school bus stop is located. Stay away from the street because traffic in the morning and the afternoon can be very busy and hectic. • Arrive at the stop early. Rushing to the bus stop may cause you to make errors in judgment, including running in traffic to catch the bus. Leave early so you have ample time to catch the bus and obey all traffic laws. • Only board and exit the bus when it is safe. Wait for the bus to come to a complete stop before boarding or exiting. The driver will engage the stop sign and put on the

flashing red lights. Move around the bus only when it is stopped. • Keep the aisles clear. Stay out of the aisle when the bus is in motion and store backpacks on your lap or under your seat so they are not tripping hazards. • Use seat restraints. Use seat restraints when available on the school bus. While not every school bus has seatbelts, many now do. • Stay in your seat. Remain in your seat while the bus is in motion. Keep your hands inside of the windows. Do not get up to engage with other riders.

• Keep a good distance between you and the bus. Exit the bus and cross in front where the driver can see you. If you cannot see the driver, he or she cannot see you. Check for safety signals from the driver to proceed when traffic has stopped. Always

walk, never run, around a bus. • Do not goof off. When on the bus, always behave so that you can hear any safety instructions and be aware of your surroundings. Behaving also means one less distraction for drivers.

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SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT The first day of school for Sumter School District is Monday, Aug. 15, and is a full day of attendance. Breakfast and lunch will be served. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day for pre-kindergarten. For more information and a complete calendar for the 2016-17 school year, visit our website at www.sumterschools.net, which includes links to all of the schools. Information is also distributed through the Sumter School District Facebook page and Twitter account.

ALICE DRIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 251 Alice Drive (803) 775-0857 http://ade.sumterschools.net Principal: Suzanna Foley School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Student orientation will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. according to the following schedule: 5 p.m. for pre-k, kindergarten and first-grade students; 5:30 p.m. for second- and thirdgrade students; and 6 p.m. for fourth- and fifth-grade students. Class rosters will be posted in the hallways and by the classrooms. Students and parents will report to the child’s assigned classroom to meet with the teacher. Tables will be set up in the cafeteria to join the PTA, register for PERK, order school shirts or pick up other information. Additional parking will be available at Westminster Presbyterian Church, across the street from the school. The first day of school for grades kindergarten through fifth is Monday, Aug. 15. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day for pre-kindergarten. Drop-off/pick-up: All students should be dropped off at the circular drive on Alice Drive or the circular drive on Miller Road. Parents who need to park to enter the school building are asked to park in the parking lots in front of the school. The parking lot at Westminster Presbyterian Church may also be used if additional parking is needed. For safety reasons, parents are asked not to drop off a child at the sidewalk at the staff driveway, on Reynolds Road or behind the school. Please do not park in the staff parking lot behind the cafeteria. All students will be dismissed at the front circle along Alice Drive.

ALICE DRIVE MIDDLE SCHOOL 40 Miller Road (803) 775-0821 http://adm.sumterschools.net Principal: Jeannie M. Pressley School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. A “drop-in”-style orientation will be held on Friday, Aug. 12, from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day for student attendance and will be designated as our “STEM SOAR Camp.” Students will receive schedules, review school-wide behavior expectations and procedures and explore STEM through a variety of problem-based learning activities. An open house is scheduled on Aug. 30 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for all students and parents. Drop-off/pick-up: Parents who bring children to school should enter campus using gate one off University Drive by making a right turn only. The earliest students may be dropped off in the mornings is 7:10 a.m. To avoid congestion, parents are asked to make a

School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

left turn only when exiting campus out of gate two. Walkers should enter the designated entrance in the gym foyer. In the interest of student safety, do not drop students off on University Drive, at the front of the school or in the bus loading/unloading area.

BATES MIDDLE SCHOOL 715 Estate St. (803) 775-0711 http://bms.sumterschools.net Principal: Ayesha Hunter School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bates Middle School will host an orientation for all students on Friday, Aug. 12, in the gym. The sixth-grade teachers and administrators will host a mini-camp orientation from 8 to 10:15 a.m.; seventh-grade orientation will be from 10 to 11 a.m.; and eighthgrade orientation will be from 11 a.m. to noon. For the safety of students at Bates Middle School, all cars picking up and dropping off students should enter the drive from Scotkins Court and exit on Bailey Street. Students are not to be dropped off or picked up on Bailey Street. Parents are not permitted to park in the front of the building to pick up students between 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. because this blocks traffic during peak times.

CHERRYVALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1420 Furman Drive (803) 494-8200 http://ces.sumterschools.net Principal: Henrietta Green School day: from 7:25 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. On Thursday, Aug. 11, student and parent orientations will be held in the multi-purpose room. Kindergarten through second grade will meet at 8 a.m., grades three through five will meet at 9:30 a.m., and a makeup session for grades kindergarten through five will start at 6 p.m. Parents who are unable to attend any of the sessions will receive important information on the first day of school. Student uniforms are mandatory. Pants, skirts and shorts must be navy blue or khaki. Collared shirts, blouses and sweaters must be white, light blue or navy. Cherryvale T-shirts and sweatshirts may be worn at any time. To assist students in the area of reading and math, extended school day opportunities begin at 6:50 a.m. daily. Breakfast is served from 6:50 to 7:25 a.m. Students must arrive on time if eating breakfast. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for grades K-5. The first day for pre-kindergarten students is Aug. 17. On Aug. 15 and 16, pre-k teachers and paraprofessionals will conduct home visits, and they will complete testing for pre-k students who have not been tested. Drop-off and pick-up: All car riders should be dropped off at the front entrance of the building in the mornings and picked up at the back entrance in the afternoons. The school building opens at 6:50 a.m. Students should not arrive before 6:50 a.m. because the staff does not arrive before that time.

CHESTNUT OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 1200 Oswego Road (803) 775-7272 http://coms.sumterschools.net Principal: Maggie Wright

Chestnut Oaks Middle School will host sixth-grade orientation on Tuesday, Aug. 9, from 5 to 6 p.m. in the school gymnasium. This is an excellent opportunity for sixthgrade students and their parents to tour the campus and to meet their teachers. The seventh- and eighth-grade orientation will also be held Aug. 9 from 6 to 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. During orientations, parents and students will be able to meet new staff and receive updates for the new school year. Students are required to wear school uniforms. The uniform policy has been updated. A parent-teacher conference night will be held on Thursday, Sept. 15, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Parents will also be able to pick up interims that night. Drop-off/pick-up: Car riders should be picked up and dropped off on the circular driveway at the front of the school on Oswego Road. Students are not to be picked up or dropped off in the bus port area.

CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 2000 Oswego Road (803) 469-6200 http://chs.sumterschools.net Principal: Shirley Gamble School day: from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Crestwood High School will host its orientation session for all parents and students on Thursday, Aug. 11, according to the following schedule: freshmen and newly enrolled students will meet the administrative team in the Fine Arts Center from 5:45 to 6 p.m., followed by the transition to classrooms from 6 to 7 p.m. Sophomores, juniors and seniors will meet the administrative team from 6:45 to 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center, followed by the transition to classrooms from 7 to 8 p.m. Parking will be available in the parking lots in front of the school, fine arts center and gymnasium. Details concerning fees, schedules and other procedures are in the newsletter that was mailed to parents and students on Aug. 4. Students or parents are asked to contact the guidance office if schedules are not received by Monday, Aug. 8. Schedule confirmation week will be held Aug. 8-11. Courses will be changed by appointment if there is a legitimate need to meet graduation requirements based on the following schedule: Monday, Aug. 8 – senior confirmation day; Tuesday, Aug. 9 – junior confirmation day; Wednesday, Aug. 10 – sophomore confirmation day; and Thursday, Aug. 11 – freshman confirmation day. Student handbooks, which include school and district expectations, will be distributed on the first day of school. Parents are respectfully requested to review the handbooks with their students. The first day of school for students is Monday, Aug. 15, and it is a full day with breakfast and lunch served. Drop-off/pick-up: Parents who drive their children to school should arrive in the staff/visitor parking lot no later than 8:35 a.m.; the pickup time is no later than 4:15 p.m. Students who drive must arrive at the designated parking lot no later than 8:30 a.m. Student drivers must complete the school driver safety course, the ALIVE AT 25 training and application be-

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fore driving to school. Permits will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis, so student drivers must obtain the permit as soon as possible to avoid being denied permission to drive to school. Parking permits must be obtained in person; mail-in registration does not include parking permits.

CROSSWELL DRIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 301 Crosswell Drive (803) 775-0679 http://cdes.sumterschools.net Principal: Anne McFadden School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Breakfast will be served from 7 to 7:30 a.m. daily. Dropoff time for car riders will begin at 7 a.m. Car riders should be dropped off and picked up from designated drop-off and pick-up areas only. No front entrance dropoffs or pick-ups are allowed. The Back-to-School Lawn Orientation Bash will be held on Aug. 11 from 3 to 6 p.m. Parents and students are invited to meet and greet their child’s teacher on the front lawn. The Crosswell Drive communication information packet will be shared with students and parents. Parents are welcome to call or drop by the school from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the summer for additional information.

EBENEZER MIDDLE SCHOOL 3440 Ebenezer Road (803) 469-8571 http://ems.sumterstudents.net Principal: Marlene De Wit School day: from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sixth-grade day camp will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 9, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Please call the school to register for this camp. Students will continue to wear uniforms this year. If a student plans to ride the bus in the afternoon, he or she should ride the bus to school in the morning to be familiar with the driver and the bus number. Drop-off/pick-up: The parent drop-off and pick-up area is at the north end of the building. Please do not block the bus loading/unloading zone; pull into one of the parking spaces to pick up and drop off your child.

F.J. DELAINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5355 Cane Savannah Road, Wedgefield (803) 494-2661 http://des.sumterschools.net Principal: Maria Newton-Ta’Bon School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Orientation will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, beginning at 9 a.m. for kindergarten through fifth grade. Parents and students are encouraged to attend to meet the teachers and receive pertinent information concerning expectations, assignments and necessary supplies. Upon arrival, please report to the multi-purpose room at the rear of the campus for a brief meeting with the principal. After the meeting, parents will be released to

meet their child’s teacher. Principal Maria NewtonTa’Bon will be available throughout the day for parents who would like to meet with her personally. The school’s dress code remains in effect. Students should be properly dressed at all times. Please remember that students may not wear flip-flops or slides. Any sandals that are worn must have a strap that goes around the heel. Additionally, remember that shorts, skirts and dresses must be no shorter than the width of a dollar bill from the top of the kneecap. Drop-off/pick-up: Between 7 and 7:25 a.m., students should be dropped off at the entranced marked “Buses Only.” Please do not drop off students before 7 a.m. The rear door will be locked at 7:25 a.m., after which time students should be dropped off at the front of the building at the main office. At 7:25 a.m., all students will be in class preparing for the day of instruction. There will be no exceptions to this time in order to prevent cars and buses from entering at the same time. For students arriving after 7:25 a.m., a parent must accompany them to the front office to sign them in for the day. For afternoon dismissal, student pick-up is at the main office parking lot in front of the school.

FURMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL 3400 Bethel Church Road (803) 481-8519 http://fms.sumterschools.net Principal: Michael Riggins School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Orientation for sixth through eighth grades will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, according to the following schedule: sixth-grade orientation/ camp, from 8:30 to 10 a.m.; seventh-grade orientation, 10:30 a.m.; and eighth-grade orientation, 11:15 a.m. PTSA membership dues and locker fees will be accepted. On the first day of school, Aug. 15, students will be in homeroom during the morning. Homeroom assignments will be located on the walls in the hallway and outside of the classrooms. Also on the first day of school, all students who plan to ride their assigned bus should ride the bus in the morning so the bus driver will know the students, and the students will become familiar with their bus number and driver. Drop-off/pick-up: Students who arrive by car should be dropped off between 7:30 and 8 a.m. at the student drop-off area in the fenced area beside the school. Students may be dropped off at the main office entrance after 8 a.m. Students may be picked up in the afternoon in the fenced area beside the school at 3 p.m. Parents must pick students up no later than 3:30 p.m. As a safety measure, all parents, students and smaller children are asked to remain in your vehicles while waiting to pick up students.

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BACK TO SCHOOL 2016-17 Principal: Dr. Joan Tye School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.

HIGH HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4971 Frierson Road, Shaw Air Force Base (803) 499-3327 http://hhes.sumterschools.net Principal: Mary Kay Norton School day: from 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.

Manchester Elementary School will host the 2016-17 school orientation for students and their parents on Thursday, Aug. 11, according to the following schedule: prekindergarten, 12:30 to 1 p.m.; kindergarten, from 1 to 1:30 p.m.; first grade, from 1:30 to 2 p.m.; second grade, from 2 to 2:30 p.m.; third grade, from 2:30 to 3 p.m.; fourth grade, from 3 to 3:30 p.m.; and fifth grade, from 3:30 to 4 p.m. We invite all Manchester families to join us for this event. Parents and students will meet their child’s classroom teacher and other faculty and staff members. Parents will be able to get bus route information and register for parent pickup numbers. Our new Manchester T-shirts will be available for purchase during orientation. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for grades kindergarten through five. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day of pre-k. The information presented at orientation will be valuable as we begin the new school year.

High Hills Elementary School, “A School That Works,” serves students in grades four and five. Back-toschool orientation is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 11. Fourth-grade orientation is from 9 to 10:30 a.m., and fifthgrade orientation is from 1 to 2:30 p.m. PTA membership dues and lunch money will be accepted during this event. Students can also purchase a “Panther Pride” T-shirt and backpack. Postcards with class assignments will be mailed before the orientation. Supply lists were sent out in the May newsletter and are posted on the school website and at Walmart. Copies are available in the High Hills office upon request. Parents are always encouraged to visit and actively participate in school events as volunteers. Please contact the school office for a volunteer packet. Passes to enter the Rhodes gate (the new gate across from Oakland Drive) of Shaw Air Force Base will be issued, one to each parent or guardian of each student. One may also be issued to another designated person if he or she will regularly transport the student to and from school. Passes will be non-transferable and will be issued during the orientation. Drop-off/pick-up: Drop-off time for car riders will begin at 7 a.m. when adult supervision is provided. Car riders should be dropped off and picked up at the designated area in front of the school. For your child’s safety, please do not drop students off in the school parking lot or on Frierson Road.

HILLCREST MIDDLE SCHOOL 4355 Peach Orchard Road, Dalzell (803) 499-3341 http://hms.sumterschools.net Principal: Tarsha B. Staggers School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 350 Old Manning Road (803) 506-2700 http://lhs.sumterschools.net Principal: John Michalik School day: from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Students or parents may pick up class schedules from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates: seniors and juniors, Aug. 10; sophomores, Aug. 11; and freshmen, Aug. 12. The first newsletter containing pertinent information regarding school policies, fees and special events will be mailed to students and parents before the beginning of school. Drop-off/pick-up: Students should not arrive before 8 a.m. and should be off campus no later than 4:15 p.m. Student drop-off and pick-up is in the front parking lot. The student parking area is in the back.

LEMIRA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 952 Fulton St. (803) 775-0658 http://lme.sumterschools.net Principal: Delcia Harper-Baxter School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.

KINGSBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 825 Kingsbury Road (803) 775-6244 http://kbe.sumterschools.net Principal: Phillip Jackson School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Kingsbury Elementary School will host an orientation program for students and parents on Friday, Aug. 12, according to the following schedule: 8 a.m. for pre-k and kindergarten students; 9 a.m. for first- and second-grade students; and 10 a.m. for third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students. Parents and students are asked to meet in the school cafeteria upon arrival. Classroom assignments will be posted in the commons area. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for grades

MILLWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 24 Pinewood Road (803) 775-0648 http://mwe.sumterschools.net Principal: Stella Hall School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Millwood Elementary School will host the Mustang Back-to-School Bash for all students and their parents on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 3 to 7 p.m. The schedule is as follows: Pre-K mandatory orientation, from 3 to 4 p.m.; kindergarten, 4 p.m.; first grade, 4:30 p.m.; second grade, 5 p.m.; third grade, 5:30 p.m.; fourth grade, 6 p.m.; and fifth grade, 6:30 p.m. We invite all Millwood families to join us for a fun and informative evening. Parents and students may meet their child’s classroom teacher and other faculty and staff including the school nurse, bookkeeper, attendance clerk, receptionist, media specialist, cafeteria manager and art, music, physical education and computer teachers. The PERK afterschool program will be accepting applications. Parents may pick up bus route information and register for a parent pick-up number for the PPU dismissal system. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for grades kindergarten through five. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the

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OAKLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 5415 Oakland Drive (803) 499-3366 http://ops.sumterschools.net Principal: Shirley G. Tomlin School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Students reporting later than 7:30 a.m. will be marked tardy. Breakfast is served daily from 6:50 until 7:25 a.m. Students who wish to eat breakfast should be dropped off no later than 7:15 so they can get to class on time after eating. Letters will be mailed to parents by the end of the first week in August regarding class assignments and school supplies. An orientation will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. for first grade and pre-kindergarten parents. Kindergarten orientation will be held on Friday, Aug.12, from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Parents are invited to drop in during this time to meet their child’s teacher, join the PTA, order an Oakland T-

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shirt and sign up for parent pick-up cards. We will also have booths set up with information regarding day cares. The first day of school for kindergarten and first-grade students is Monday, Aug. 15. Parents are asked to pin a small piece of paper on your child during the first two weeks of school with the child’s name, telephone number and bus number. If the child will be picked up daily, please indicate parent pick-up or the name of the day care that will pick the child up. On the first day of school, the students will receive a packet of information to share with parents. Please complete all requested forms and return them to the school the following day. Pre-kindergarten classes will begin on Wednesday, Aug. 17. Pre-kindergarten teachers will continue to screen students for the pre-kindergarten program on Aug. 15 and 16. Please check the school’s website (ops.sumterschools. net) for the supply lists and other pertinent information. We are looking forward to an exciting and rewarding school year as we continue to build the future one child at a time.

POCALLA SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2060 Bethel Church Road (803) 481-5800 http://pses.sumterschools.net Principal: Laura M. Brown School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. On Thursday, Aug. 11, at 9 a.m. and at 5:30 p.m., Pocalla Springs Elementary will host a back-to-school open house. Students and parents will meet teachers, view bus schedules, visit classrooms and receive other information. Please enter through the doors facing Bethel Church Road and report to the gym. Beginning Aug. 8, our guidance office will be open for all new registrations and to receive any needed paperwork for your child’s records. All registrations require the student’s birth certificate, immunization record and proof of address. Late arrivals and early departures during the school year may affect students’ grades and their chance for perfect attendance. For late arrivals, students report to the attendance office for a tardy notice. The late arrival entrance is to the right of the main office entrance. For early departures, on the morning of the early dismissal, parents must send a note to the principal. For safety,

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MANCHESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 200 W. Clark St., Pinewood (803) 452-5454 http://mes.sumterschools.net

Mayewood Middle School will hold its sixth-grade orientation on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 6 p.m. Seventh- and eighthgrade orientation will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 7 p.m. During both orientations, the staff will review policies and procedures with parents and students. Students and parents will also have an opportunity to tour the campus and greet teachers and staff. Pick-up/drop-off: For orientations, parents are asked to park in the front of the school. During the school year, car riders should be dropped off at the student drop-off area in the front of the school. Students may be picked up in the same area.

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Lemira Elementary School will begin another fantastic year with a celebration of excellence during an orientation program for students and parents on Thursday, Aug. 11, at 5 p.m. for morning and afternoon pre-k, kindergarten and first-grade students, and 6:15 p.m. for second-, third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students. Parents and students are asked to report to the cafeteria upon arrival. Class assignments will be posted in various locations around the school. Monday, Aug.15, is the first full day of school for grades kindergarten through five, and Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day for pre-k. As a reminder, school uniforms are mandatory at Lemira. Drop-off/pick-up: All students may be dropped off in the morning at the traffic circle in front of the school’s entrance on Fulton Street, and cars exit on Boulevard Road. For students’ safety, parents are reminded not to drop their child or children off in the grassy area across the street from the school on Fulton Street. During pick-up, students in pre-k, kindergarten, first and third grade will be picked up under the awning near the kindergarten entrance. Students in grades two, four and five will be picked up near the front gates on Fulton Street. Provisions will be made for students who have younger siblings. Parents are reminded not to drop students off before 7 a.m.

MAYEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL 4300 East Brewington Road (803) 495-8014 http://mms.sumterschools.net Principal: Anita Hunter School day: from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

New student orientation will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. During orientation, the faculty will be introduced, an overview of the student handbook will be provided, the school uniform policy will be reviewed, and the transportation department will be available to answer bus questions. Other important information concerning the opening days of school will be covered as well. Payment of required fees will be accepted in the gym immediately after the orientation. We invite our parents to visit their child’s class or have lunch with their child. Guests should report to the front office immediately upon arrival and secure a visitor’s pass. Drop-off/pick-up: Drop-off time for car riders is no earlier than 7:30 a.m. Adequate supervision is not available before this time. Car riders should be dropped off and picked up in the back of the school at the student drop-off/ pick-up area. The entrance to the student drop-off/pick-up area is on old U.S. 521 and goes around to the back of the school. Please do not use the teacher parking lot to drop off or pick up students.

kindergarten through five. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day for pre-k. Drop-off/pick-up: All students should be picked up and dropped off in front of the school off Kingsbury Road. Parents who need to leave their car to enter the building are asked to park in the designated parking areas and not along the curb. The pre-k and kindergarten drop-off/pick-up location is for pre-k and kindergarten students only.

first day for pre-k. Drop-off: No students should be dropped off at the front of the school. Drop-off time begins after 6:50 a.m. at either the Horseshoe (across from Bi-Lo) — PERK, pre-k, kindergarten and first; or Mustang Drive (left of school, fifth-grade portal) — second, third, fourth and fifth. Students who arrive tardy (after 7:30 a.m.) must be signed in by a parent or guardian on the Indent-a-Kid System in the office. Pick-up: Pre-k, kindergarten and first-grade students will be picked up at the Horseshoe; older siblings of these students will be picked up at the Horseshoe also. Dismissal is at 2:05 p.m. Parents will not be permitted to park off school grounds and walk into the Wedgefield Road gate (the Horseshoe) to pick up children. At 2:05 p.m., all bus riders and day cares will be dismissed for pickup on Crestwood Drive. Walkers will be dismissed at 2:10 p.m. Car riders in grades two through five will be dismissed at 2:15 p.m. Students will be picked up along the fence in the former bus pick-up area (Mustang Drive). Parents will be assigned a number to be placed on the dashboard of the car and on the student’s book bag. Students will be dismissed according to the order of the cars. If a student’s pick-up number is lost, parents must come to the front office with an ID to pick up the child. All parent pick-up cars must turn left when exiting the gate.

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POCALLA FROM PAGE C13 students are released only to persons on the student’s emergency list and with written permission of the parent or legal guardian. Proper identification must always be presented. After 1:30 p.m., students are dismissed only with the approval of the grade-level administrator. During the school year, in order to visit a classroom, parents should make arrangements with the child’s teacher or grade-level administrator. We accept visitors between 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Conferences may be arranged before or after school and during teacher planning. Other visitor information will be available in the student handbook. Drop-off/pick-up: To drop off students, enter the main gate nearest the marquee and drop off students at the covered area past the main office. Drop-off time for car riders begins at 6:50 a.m. for students who wish to eat breakfast. Dismissal is at 2:15 p.m. Car riders in grades pre-kindergarten through first and their siblings are picked up at the covered area past the main office (drop-off area). Car riders in second through fifth grade are picked up at the covered area behind the cafeteria.

RAFTING CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4100 S.C. 261 N., Rembert (803) 432-2994 http://rces.sumterschools.net Principal: Dr. Laura M. Brown School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Meet the teacher night will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Parents are encouraged to form a partnership with Rafting Creek and to participate in as many activities as their schedules will allow. We invite parents to have lunch with their children as often as possible. Please notify the office one day in advance of your plans to eat lunch. All guests must report to the office upon arrival. The first day of pre-kindergarten will be Aug. 17. Drop-off/pick-up: Parents who transport their children to school must follow the signs to the rear drop-off point. The student drop-off point will be open from 7 to 7:20 a.m. daily. Please do not drop students off before 7 a.m. as there will be no supervision. Car riders reporting after 7:20 a.m. must use the front entry. Students must report to homeroom by 7:25 a.m. After 7:30, he or she is tardy and must be signed in at the attendance office.

R.E. DAVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 345 Eastern School Road (803) 495-3247 http://redes.sumterschools.net Principal: Michelle McBride School day: from 7:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. An open house drop-in for parents and students will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11, from 4 to 6 p.m. The first day of school is Monday, Aug. 15. Breakfast will be served from 7 to 7:30 a.m. Drop-off/pick-up: Drop-off time for car riders will begin at 7:15 a.m. Car riders should be dropped off and picked up from the gym.

SHAW HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5121 Frierson Road (803) 666-2335 http://shes.sumterschools.net Principal: Dr. Melissa Morris School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Orientation will be held Friday, Aug. 12, serving second grade from 8 to 8:45 a.m. and third grade from 9:15 to 10 a.m. PTA dues and fees owed previously will be accepted at this time. Parents may also purchase a school T-shirt for $10 for youth sizes and $15 for adult sizes. The school day begins at 7:30 a.m., and the tardy bell rings at 7:40 a.m. Car riders and walkers should arrive between 7:05 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. if they would like to eat breakfast. Class rosters will be posted outside the front office area

on Aug. 12. Drop-off/pick-up: Drop-off time for car riders will begin at 7:05 a.m. when adult supervision is provided. Car riders should be dropped off and picked up at the designated area to the right of the school in front of the cafeteria. Please do not drop off or pick up in front of the school; this area is designated for buses only.

SUMTER HIGH SCHOOL 2580 McCrays Mill Road (803) 481-4480 http://shs.sumterschools.net Principal: Nicholas Pearson School day: from 8:40 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Class schedules for seniors, juniors and sophomores were mailed on Aug. 3. Freshmen will receive their schedules at orientation on Thursday, Aug. 11. Students who do not receive their schedule by mail may pick up their schedule on Aug. 8 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. or from 1 to 3:30 p.m. in front of the guidance office. Orientation for new freshmen and students in grades 10-12 who are new to Sumter High School will be held on Thursday, Aug. 11. Students whose last names begin with A-K will report from 6 to 7 p.m., and L-Z will report from 7 to 8 p.m. All Sumter High School students new to the district and new freshmen need to have their student identification cards made when they pick up their schedules. Sumter High will collect past-due fees before the start of school. All students must pay class fees during the first two weeks of school. Class fees are $5 for all students. Freshman fees will be collected at orientation. Students or their parents must pay for lost or damaged textbooks from the past year before any additional textbooks can be issued. All checks for fees should be made payable to Sumter High School.

WILDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 975 S. Main St. (803) 773-5723 http://wld.sumterschools.net Principal: David Wright School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Wilder Elementary School will host a back-to-school teacher orientation for all students and parents on Thursday, Aug. 11. Pre-k, kindergarten and first grade will meet at 9 a.m.; second and third grades will meet at 10 a.m.; and fourth and fifth grades will meet at 11 a.m. Parents and students are asked to meet in the multipurpose room, and classroom assignments will be posted in several locations throughout the school. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for grades kindergarten through five and is a full day. Wednesday, Aug. 17, is the first day for preschool.

Breakfast is served from 6:50 to 7:30 a.m. The tardy bell rings at 7:40 a.m. Office hours are from 7:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Drop-off/pick-up: The horseshoe on South Main Street is the only drop-off and pick-up area for car riders. Parking spaces are provided for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten parents who must walk students to class or pick them up in the afternoon. If a parent has a conference, he or she should park in the parking spaces provided in the front of the school. All parents must report to the main office for a pass before going to teachers’ classes for conferences. All walkers enter and exit through the walker gates on South Main. Parents should not park in the church parking lot, on the side of Newberry Avenue or on the side of South Main Street to secure children. All day care riders report to the POD gate (near the first-grade building) on the side of Newberry Avenue. All bus riders report to the bus port at the end of the 100 Building (fourth-grade hall). All special-needs bus riders report to the bus port on Floral Avenue (back of the school).

WILLOW DRIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 26 Willow Drive (803) 773-5796 http://wde.sumterschools.net Principal: Elizabeth Compton School day: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:10 p.m.; tardy – 7:35 a.m. Willow Drive Elementary will host an orientation program for students and their parents on Thursday, Aug. 11, according to the following schedule: 8:30 a.m. for kindergarten and first grade; 9:30 a.m. for second- and third-grade students; and 10:30 a.m. for fourth- and fifth-grade students. Orientation for pre-k is Tuesday, Aug. 16, at 8:30 a.m. Classroom assignments will be posted in the front lobby of the school and displayed on each classroom door. Monday, Aug. 15, is the first day of school for kindergarten through fifth grade. The first day for prekindergarten is Wednesday, Aug. 17. Drop-off/pick-up: In the morning, all students should be dropped off using the drive-through from Willow Drive to Miller Road. This area is drive-through only. Students should not be dropped off in front of the building because of safety conditions. Parents who need to enter the building may park in a visitor parking space and come to the office. Students should not come to school before 6:50 a.m. Afternoon pickup will be in the same place where the students were dropped off in the morning. All students will be dismissed at 2:10 p.m. Car riders should be picked up no later than 2:45 p.m.

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SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 2016-17 CALENDAR • Aug. 15 — Students begin, K-12 • Aug. 17 — Pre-kindergarten students begin • Sept. 5 — Labor Day holiday • Sept. 15 — interims issued • Oct. 17 — In-service Day • Oct. 18 — end of first quarter • Oct. 19 — first day of second quarter • Oct. 27 — report cards issued • Nov. 8 — Election Day holiday • Nov. 11— Veterans Day holiday • Nov. 21-25 — Thanksgiving holidays • Dec. 5 — interims issued • Dec. 19-30 — winter holidays • Jan. 2, 2017 — school resumes • Jan.11, 12 — high school exams • Jan. 12 — end of second quarter/ first semester • Jan. 13 — workday • Jan. 16 — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday • Jan. 17 — First day of third quarter / second semester • Jan. 25 — report cards issued • Feb. 16 — interims issued • Feb. 20 — in-service day • March 21— end of third quarter • March 22 — first day of fourth quarter • March 31 — report cards issued • April 10-14, 17 — spring holidays • May 4 — interims issued • May 29 — Memorial Day holiday • June 1 — high school exams • June 1 — Sumter Career and Technology Center fraduation • June 1 — end of fourth quarter / last day for students • June 1-7 — report cards issued/mailed • June 2 — workday • June 2 — Crestwood / Lakewood graduations • June 3 — Sumter High graduation Inclement weather days: Oct. 17, Jan. 13, Feb. 20

SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sumter School District is governed by seven elected members of the board of trustees who represent single member districts throughout Sumter. The board members are an integral aspect of the district leadership. The board sets policy, approves the budget, works with the Sumter County Legislative Delegation and County Council on issues of importance to the schools, and oversees the efficient operation of the district. Board members are: the Rev. Daryl McGhaney, area 5, chairman of the board; Karen Michalik, area 2, vice chairman of the board; Barbara Jackson, doctor of pedagogy, area 7, clerk of the board; Linda Alston, area 1; Lucille McQuilla, area 3; Johnny Hilton, area 4; the Rev. Ralph Canty Sr., area 6; and Chief Master Sgt. Cheryl R. Moye, ex-officio member from Shaw Air Force Base. The board has its regular monthly meeting on the second Monday of the month at 6 p.m. and holds workshop meetings on the fourth Monday of the month at 6 p.m. Those who want to speak during the public participation portion of the regular meeting are asked to sign up in the lobby of the school or office where the meeting is held no later than five minutes before the meeting is called to order. All meetings are open to the public.

ATTENDANCE INFORMATION The first day of school for Sumter School District students will be Monday, Aug. 15. The first day for pre-kindergarten students is Wednesday, Aug. 17. It is imperative that students attend school regularly. While some absences for illness are unavoidable, nothing can replace the educational, cultural,and social contacts students experience through regular participation in class. Students with good attendance achieve more than students who are often absent. Attendance is also a major criterion in in preparing students for the world of work. According to state law, students must attend a minimum of 180 days of school a year. Of these 180 days, students cannot miss more than 10 days per year or five days per semester (high school students) including lawful and unlawful absences. Written notes from the parent, guardian or attending physician must be submitted within three to five days after returning to school or the absence will be considered unlawful. An absence is considered lawful when it is the result of illness, death in the immediate family, emergencies and recognized religious holidays. A limited number of parent notes may be accepted at the discretion of the principal.

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ATTENDANCE FROM PAGE C14 Any student between the ages of 6 and 17 who accumulates five or more unlawful absences will, according to state law, be identified as truant and subject to possible petition to family court. High school students who have more than five unlawful absences in a one-unit course or three unlawful absences in a half-unit course may lose credit for the course. Absences are counted in the high schools and middle schools by class, so students are encouraged to report promptly to every class. If a school closes due to inclement weather, the school year may extend to allow students to make up the missed days to meet the 180 day requirement. In the event of inclement weather, school closings will be announced on local television and radio stations, posted on the website and district Facebook page, and phone calls will be made by the Edulink system. For further information on attendance laws, contact Coordinator of Attendance Services Maria Thomas at (803) 469-6900, extension 414.

EXTENDED CHILD CARE IS AVAILABLE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

p.m. Services are offered on in-service and teacher workdays. Although the curriculum varies from school to school, all children are provided with snacks, homework assistance, arts and crafts, and recreational activities. Caregivers/ teachers maintain the required credentials for teaching the children in their care and all receive 15 annual training hours in growth and development, curriculum and other professional development. Each site has a trained person in CPR and first aide at all times. The weekly fee is $85 for full-day services and $60 for half-day services. There is a discount for additional children. All schools accept the State ABC Voucher program. As mandated by the Department of Social Services Child Care Licensing Division, each site has limited space and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Vacant slots are limited and will not be saved unless the parent pays the fee for the week in advance. Enrollment will take place during orientation at each school by PERK staff. For more information regarding registration and fees, contact Dr. Roosevelt Miott at (803) 469-6900, extension 505. PERK sites are located at Alice Drive, Crosswell Drive, Kingsbury, Millwood, Wilder and Willow Drive elementary schools.

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Sumter School District has an age-appropriate childcare program, Positive Experiences for Rewarding Kids, at specific elementary schools. Each site is a state-licensed childcare provider and offers early childhood care with nurturing and engaging preschool activities and schoolaged care with recreational and outdoor activities. Each school site individualizes its program to meet the needs of the parents and children and offers experiences in a secure learning environment. Some elementary sites operate from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and others operate from 10:30 a.m. to 6

Parents who plan to enroll their child in Sumter School District for the first time are encouraged to enroll as soon as possible to avoid last minute crowds. Parents may register their child in the school zoned for their residence during regular school hours. Persons unsure of their school zone may contact the district’s attendance office at (803) 469-6900, extension 414. Children must be 4 or 5 on or before Sept. 1 to enroll in preschool or kindergarten, respectively. State law mandates that children ages 5 to 17 must be in school. Upon registration, parents are required to provide school personnel with the child’s official birth certificate or other proof of name and age, proof

Sumter district schools offer free breakfast, lunch to all students

All schools in Sumter School District offer well-balanced and nutritious breakfasts and lunches in compliance with the United States Department of Agriculture guidelines. A standard breakfast will include a protein such as sausage, cheese, or egg, low-fat milk, fruit or fruit juice and a variety of whole wheat grains (bread). The standard lunch includes a choice of meat or other protein, at least two vegetables, fruit or fruit juice, whole wheat grains (bread), and milk. Middle and high school students also have a la carte options. All lunch and breakfast meals in Sumter

of residence, and the S.C. Immunization Form (DHEC 1125). The district recommends that parents of children transferring from another school district also bring the child’s latest report card. Children transferring from out-of state must have their health certificate information on a South Carolina form. Parents must take out-of-state certificates to a doctor or clinic in South Carolina to have the information transferred to the correct form.

DISTRICT INFORMATION Sumter School District consists of 16 elementary schools, seven middle schools, three high schools, an early childhood center, a career and technology center and an alternative program. The district serves the city and county of Sumter. For more information on Sumter School District, with links to the schools, visit our website at www.sumterschools.net, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Information about the

School District are free of charge to all students. No meal applications are required or will be accepted. Lunches are available for purchase for those who do not want to accept a free meal. Students will still use a personal ID number to account for their meals and allow their individual account balances to be maintained for al a carte meals. Parents may put money on their student’s account by the quarter or through the entire school year. For questions regarding the school food service program, contact Leon Williams, Director of Food and Nutrition Services, at (803) 499-5950, extension 109.

board of trustees, instruction, news items, the 2016-17 calendar, employment opportunities and a variety of other topics is on the website. During the school year, the district is included each Sunday in the education section of The Sumter Item. The paper also frequently publishes additional stories about students, employees and school activities and accolades. Awards, recognitions and other special activities are announced on the local Community Broadcasters radio stations. Every Tuesday during the school year, a member of the district’s public information department is a guest on the Good Morning Sumter show from 7:30 to 8 a.m. on 1240 AM and 105.9 FM. On the first Thursday of the month, the station also features a Star Teacher. The teachers are nominated by their students, and one winner is chosen monthly. In addition to the radio station sponsorship, the program is also supported by several local businesses.

District Office J. Frank Baker, superintendent 1345 Wilson Hall Road (803) 469-6900 www.sumterschools.net Brewington Academy 4300 E. Brewington Road (803) 495-8069 http://ba.sumterschools.net Robert Barth, principal Sumter Adult Education 905 N. Main St., (803) 778-6432 Sharon Teigue, director Sumter Adult Literacy Center 905 N. Main St. (803) 778-6432 Gloria Scriven, director Sumter Career and Technology Center 2612 McCray’s Mill Road (803) 481-8575 http://sccc.sumterschools.net Dr. Shirrie Miller, principal Crosswell Park Early Childhood Center 475 Crosswell Drive (803) 774-5900 Libby DuBose, director

Follow tips to create a good study environment at home A student’s academic performance is influenced by a host of factors, including the learning environment both inside the classroom and at home. While students may have only limited control over the environment in their classrooms, they and their parents can do much to create home study environments that are conducive to learning. • Create a “distraction-free” zone. Today’s students are inundated with distractions. Whereas students were once most distracted by radios, televisions and the great outdoors when studying at home, nowadays kids must also find time to focus on their studies with their tablets and smartphones just a stone’s throw away. When choosing a study area at home, parents can designate a “distraction-free” zone where no TVs, radios, tablets and smartphones are allowed. Children are increasingly dependent on their smartphones and tablets, and while such devices can sometimes prove useful to students, that benefit is often outweighed by the distraction they present. When kids study at night, be sure they turn off their smartphones and only use their tablets as study aids. • Emphasize organization. Various organization techniques can help kids be more efficient when studying. Encourage kids to separate their learning materials by subject, and keep a calendar or daily planner at home listing when their assignments are due and which days they will be tested. Encourage youngsters to keep their home study areas tidy as well, as unorganized areas can make it harder to focus or

force kids to spend some of their study time cleaning up. • Establish quiet hours at home. Quiet hours at home while kids are studying can help them better absorb their coursework, and that may lead to improved performance in the classroom. While it’s important that a kids’ study areas remain distraction-free, it can also help if distractions outside those areas are minimized. Keep TVs and other

potentially noisy distractions turned off while kids are studying. If you want to catch up on a favorite television show or watch a movie, do so on your tablet instead of the television, connecting earphones so kids are not overhearing anything while they’re trying to study. • Keep healthy snacks on hand. Hunger can be just as distracting as electronics or

noisy housemates, so keep healthy snacks on hand. In lieu of unhealthy fare like potato chips or empty calories like pretzels, keep your home stocked with fruits and vegetables and protein-rich snacks like Greek yogurt. Such snacks will quell kids’ hunger pangs while also providing a boost of energy. A strong home study environment can help students do their best in the classroom.

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12 S. Church St. Summerton, SC 29148 (803) 485-2325 www.clarendon1.k12.sc.us Dr. Rose H. Wilder, superintendent

http://www.clarendon2.k12.sc.us/ John Tindal, Superintendent

School hours: from 7:50 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Student drop-off and pick-up is on Gerald Street.

The first day of school for all Clarendon School District 2 schools is Aug. 15.

SUMMERTON EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER — PREK-2ND GRADE 8 S. Church St. Summerton, SC 29148 (803) 485-2102 www.secc@clarendon1.k12.sc.us Dr. Beverly McCullough, principal bmccullough@clar1.k12.sc.us

MANNING JR. HIGH SCHOOL 1101 W. L. Hamilton Road (803) 435-8195 http://mjhs.clarendon2.k12.sc.us/home.aspx Terrie T. Ard, principal

MANNING EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 2759 Raccoon Road (803) 473-4744 http://mecc.clarendon2.k12.sc.us/home.aspx Judy S. Holmes, principal School hours: Pre-K, from 7:40 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.; K-1, from 7:40 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

School hours: from 7:40 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. Students are to be dropped off at the front entrance of the school. Student IDs will be required and issued on the first day of school.

School hours: from 7:45 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.

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125 N. Boundary St. (803) 435-2268 http://mps.clarendon2.k12.sc.us/home.aspx Otis Reed Jr., principal

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School hours: from 7:30 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.

SCOTT’S BRANCH MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL — 7TH-12TH GRADE 9253 Alex Harvin Highway Summerton, SC 29148 (803) 574-2100 www.sbhs@clarendon1.k12.sc.us Dr. Gwendolyn Harris, principal gharris@clar1.k12.sc.us Thomas Bell, assistant principal School hours: from 7:30 a.m to 2:51 p.m.

SCHOOL MEAL PRICES (SUBJECT TO CHANGE): Breakfast: regular, 40 cents; reduced, 30 cents Lunch: regular, 90 cents; reduced, 40 cents

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Required documents for registration are Social Security card, birth certificate, immunization record and proof of residence. Registration will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today. First day of school for students is Aug. 15.

Susan Bench and Anthony Brown, assistant principals

MANNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 311 W. Boyce St. (803) 435-5066 http://mes.clarendon2.k12.sc.us/home.aspx Brenda C. Clark, principal

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Debate of teaching cursive writing in school continues Cursive writing lessons were once mandatory in schools. Many adults can remember cursive writing lessons on lined paper and time spent practicing this aesthetically appealing style of writing. But thanks to technology and a growing reliance on computers to complete school assignments, handwriting skills are no longer stressed as much as they once were. In fact, some children never receive cursive writing instruction. The absence of cursive writing lessons has led to a heated debate. Some people feel cursive writing is archaic and a waste of time, while others think it is a relevant skill. Here is a look at both sides of the debate.

PROS OF CURSIVE WRITING Various experts and educators have weighed in on the lasting benefits of cursive handwriting. Here are just a few of the benefits proponents of cursive writing point to. • Cursive writing stimulates the brain. “Cursive writing helps train the brain to integrate visual and tactile information and fine motor dexterity,” Dr. William Klemm said in an article in Psychology Today. The skills developed from learning cursive writing

cannot be replaced by using a keyboard. In addition, MRIs have revealed an interesting relationship between handwriting and the brain. The brains of people with good handwriting are more active in areas associated with cognition, language and executive function than the brains of those with poor handwriting. • Cursive writing may promote focus. Writing things down by hand forces a person to slow down and formulate his or her thought. Handwritten notes may hold the advantage over computer-typed notes in terms of recollection of facts. • Cursive writing may help students with dyslexia. Dyslexia is a language processing disorder that can hinder reading, writing, spelling and sometimes even speaking. According to the International Dyslexia Association, when writing cursive, the words jotted down become a unit, rather than a series of separate strokes, and that may contribute to better spelling. And because all lowercase cursive letters begin on the line, fewer of them are likely to be reversed.

CONS OF CURSIVE WRITING There are various reasons why people think lessons in

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LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT All schools in Lee County School District will begin on Aug. 15.

LOWER LEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Principal: Angela K. Jacobs Student drop-off/pick-up locations: Car riders are dropped off and picked up in the front of the school. They walk through the front gate and enter the building on the kindergarten hallway. The exit for third- through fifthgrade car riders is through the conference area then through front gate. Pre-K-2 exit through the kindergarten hallway and through the front gate. Bus drop-off and pick-up is located in the rear of the building on the bus ramp. Uniforms: All students wear khaki or black bottoms. Students in grade pre-K-2 wear sky blue collared shirts, and students in grades 3-5 wear royal blue collared shirts. The uniform is the same as last school year. School hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. School colors: Blue and white

WEST LEE ELEMENTARY Principal: Damon Officer Student drop-off/pick-up is in the front of the school. Uniforms: Burgundy uniform collared shirts and black or khaki uniform pants. The uniform is the same as last school year. School hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.

LEE CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL Principal: James Boone Student drop-off/pick-up is at the cafeteria entrance (second parking lot). Uniforms: Sixth grade is navy blue collared shirts and khaki or black pants, shorts or skirts; seventh grade is hunter green collared shirts with khaki or black pants, shorts or skirts; and eighth grade is burgundy collared shirts with khaki or black pants, shorts or skirts. The uniform is the same as last school year. School hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.

BISHOPVILLE PRIMARY SCHOOL Principal: Lamont Moore

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Student drop-off/pick-up is at the front entrance of the building. Uniforms: Pre-K-3 will wear navy blue collared shirts with black or khaki bottoms. Fourth-graders will wear gold collared shirts with black or khaki bottoms. Fifth-graders will wear black collared shirts with black or khaki bottoms. The uniform is the same as last school year. School hours are 7:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.

Principal: Jean Graddick Student drop-off/pick-up is in front of the school. All students who drive to school must park in the student parking lot by the gymnasium. Students must purchase a parking decal to drive and park on the school premises. Uniforms: Black or white collared shirt with khaki or black pants, shorts or skirts. The uniform is the same as last school year. School hours are from 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Know signs of childhood vision troubles Adults know when they are beginning to experience trouble with their vision. In such instances, men and women will book appointments with their eye doctors to determine what’s causing their problems. But whether it’s a fear or eyeglasses or simply feeling their symptoms are normal, kids might be hesitant to tell their parents about any vision problems they’re having. As a result, parents must learn to recognize certain warning signs that indicate their children are experiencing vision problems. Vision problems in youngsters can be especially problematic, as many of the lessons kids learn in school still begin on a chalkboard. The following are some potential indicators that kids might be dealing with vision problems that require medical attention. • Reading habits: Vision problems may be most noticeable when kids are reading. As youngsters learn to read, they might use their fingers to keep their place while they figure out the pronunciation of certain words. But kids eventually grow out of that habit. Kids who are still doing so long after they have learned to read may be having trouble seeing words on the page. In addition, kids who pull their reading materials very close to their eyes may be struggling to see the words. • Viewing habits: Peculiar viewing habits may also be indicative of poor vision. Kids who sit too close to the TV may be struggling to see what’s on as opposed to just being overexcited to see their favorite shows. Kids who prefer to watch programs on tablets they can hold as opposed to TVs may also make that choice because it’s easier for them to see on their tablets than on the TV. In such instances, ask why they prefer tablets to TV. When kids watch TV, ask them to move further away from the TV. If they complain moving back makes it hard to see, book an appointment with an eye doctor. • Eye rubbing: Many kids, and even adults, rub their eyes when they are feeling fatigued. But kids who seem to rub their eyes frequently and at times of the day when they should not be tired may be experiencing vision troubles and feeling frustrated that they cannot

see very well. • Eye activity: Some kids begin to close one eye when reading, watching TV or attempting to read signs. That may be indicative of a refractive vision disorder, in which the eye struggles to focus, or refract, light correctly on the retina. Such problems can often be corrected with eyeglasses or contact lenses, but some refractive disorders may require surgery. • Squinting: Kids who squint a lot may be finding it difficult to focus on words on a chalkboard or even TV programs. Squinting may also be brought on by a corneal abrasion. Parents who notice their youngsters are squinting should consult the child’s eye doctor to determine the cause of the problem. Vision problems can be especially harmful to children, who rely on their vision to perform their schoolwork. Parents who learn to recognize the various warning signs of vision troubles can nip problems in the bud before they have too great an impact on youngsters.

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Palmetto Health offers tips for backpack safety A new school year is just around the corner, and parents are busy stocking up on school supplies. Many parents like to take advantage of the tax-free weekend, which is set for Aug. 5-7. With backpacks topping most students’ checklists, Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital offers some tips to keep in mind when purchasing and using backpacks. According to Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital’s Mark Locke, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon with Palmetto Health-USC Medical Group Orthopedics, “Back pain is not an uncommon complaint for children and adolescents, particularly those in middle school. It seems that every year the books get thicker and book bags heavier.” Parents may have the concern that backpacks contribute to spinal deformities such as scoliosis. “There is clear medical evidence that there is no link between heavy book bags and scoliosis,” Locke said. The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that nearly 5,000 emergency room visits each year are because of injuries related to backpacks. Many students have no lockers or limited access to lockers between classes because of security or disciplinary issues. “Twenty years ago, it was rare for a child to complain of back pain. Now, this type of pain is seen daily,” Locke said. “Book bag-related pain seems to be most prevalent in middle school-aged children, who sometimes carry loads of up to 20 percent of their body weight.” Locke said heavy book bags and those carried on one shoulder can contribute to postural problems. Rolling book bags are an option but not a solution. Although it is better to pull than to carry heavy books, rolling bag weight can lead to its own set of problems, such as arm and leg pain. “If a child is having back pain, the newest recom-

‘Book bag-related pain seems to be most prevalent in middleschool-aged children, who sometimes carry loads of up to 20 percent of their body weight’. MARK LOCKE Pediatric orthopedic surgeon mendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics is to schedule an MRI because it has no radiation, as compared to a CT scan or an X-ray,” Locke said. Backpack injuries are avoidable. Here are a few backpack safety tips to keep in mind before sending your child off to school: • Use both shoulder straps; • Lap belts or roller bags may be helpful; • Pack heavy items close to the back; and • Keep the weight of the bag less than 15 percent of body weight. Locke urged parents to weigh their children’s backpacks and to notice if the child tends to lean forward while wearing the backpack. “That’s a sign that it is too heavy,” he said. Locke also recommended that children do corestrengthening exercises, such as Zumba, Pilates or yoga plank poses. “As technology advances in the classroom, children will likely carry electronics rather than books. Hopefully this issue will be a problem of the past,” Locke said. For information about Palmetto Health Orthopedics, visit PalmettoHealth. org.

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SUMTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SUMTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 420 S. Pike West Sumter, SC 29150 (803) 773-1902 www.sumterchristian.org Ron Davis, administrator/principal (803) 773-1902 or ron.davis@ sumterchristian.org Lucy Davis, administrative supervisor (803) 773-1902 or lucy.davis@ sumterchristian.org ACADEMIC CALENDAR Calendar events can be found under the “General Information” drop-down menu on the homepage of the website sumterchristian.org.

STARTING / ENDING TIME School starts at 8:05 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 15, for all grades (preschool through 12th). Preschool dismisses at noon, kindergarten and first grade at 2:45 p.m., grades 2 and 3 at 2:55 p.m., grades 4 and 5 at 3:05 p.m., and grades 6-12 at 3:10 p.m. High school students begin the year with a camp retreat at The Anchorage Camp at Lake Waccamaw, North Carolina, and leave on Aug. 14 at 2:30 p.m.

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION Students may enroll any weekday before school starts (or transfer after school starts) as long as space is available. Parents should call (803) 773-1902 for information about enrolling their children or come by the school. Summer office hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in August. On Friday, Aug. 12, from 1 to 7 p.m., parents and students meet with their teachers during the annual open house. Entrance fees are $220 for preschool, $280 for kindergarten through eighth grade and $325 for ninth through 12th grade. Tuition is the same as last year: $3,135 for

preschool, $3,696 for kindergarten and $4,125 for grades 1-12. Monthly payment plans are available, and discounts are provided when two or more children from the same family attend. Book fees vary by grade level and can be found under “Workbook Fees” on the drop-down menu under “Forms and Documents” on the homepage of the website. See the “Financial Information” link under the “Enrollment” drop-down menu for a summary of all fees and discounts.

DROP-OFF LOCATION Students may be dropped off at the three main entrances to the school. Students in preschool through third grade are picked up at the front porch. Students in grades four through 12 are picked up at the rear entrance.

UNIFORMS/DRESS CODE All students in grades K-12 wear solid-color collared shirts (any color). Slacks and knee-length shorts (or kneelength skirts for girls) must be navy, black or khaki and not baggy. The pants must be “khaki material” (not corduroy, denim, stretch, etc.).

STUDENT ORIENTATION High school orientation is Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 17, after the students return from their trip to the Anchorage Camp. All high school students leave Aug. 14 to spend three days at a retreat before they begin attending classes. Call the school for more information about this opportunity.

VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE Girls in grades 6-12 began volleyball practice Aug. 1, but girls have the opportunity to join one of the teams through the first week of school.

WILSON HALL WILSON HALL 520 Wilson Hall Road (803) 469-3475 www.wilsonhall.org Fred Moulton, headmaster

PRESCHOOL 4 AND KINDERGARTEN Aug. 17, parent orientation, 6 p.m.; Aug. 19, student orientation, from 10 to 11 a.m.; Aug. 22-26 – noon dismissal; Aug. 29 – first full day of class

LOWER SCHOOL (GRADES 1-5) Aug. 16-17, noon dismissal; Aug. 18, first full day of class

MIDDLE AND UPPER SCHOOLS (6-12) Aug. 16-17, 12:15 p.m. dismissal; Aug. 18, first full day of class Wilson Hall is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory day school for students in 3-year-old preschool through the 12th grade. Founded in 1966, Wilson Hall offers a challenging curriculum in a family-like atmosphere that promotes

traditional Judeo-Christian values. • 100 percent of graduates are accepted to a four-year college or university; • 85 percent of Class of 2016 received merit-based scholarship offers totaling more than $4.7 million; • Class of 2016 average SAT: 1379 (top 25 percent), 1165 (entire class); • 18 Advanced Placement courses offered for college credit; • 35 interscholastic athletic teams with 54 state championships in 13 sports; and • 42 clubs and extracurricular activities including the following: state champion chess; debate and quiz bowl teams; award-winning art, drama and music departments; and newspaper, yearbook and literary magazine, all of which have been named “Best in State.” Wilson Hall is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion or national origin.

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Local newspapers can play important role in teaching Local newspapers play vital roles in communities across the globe. The Information Age has changed the way many people get their news, but local newspapers continue to serve as valuable resources for readers interested in learning more about and becoming more involved in their communities. While local publishers continue to adapt to the changes brought about by technology, the following are a handful of benefits unique to local newspapers. • Local newspapers keep readers up to date on their own communities. Globalization may be here to stay, but that does not mean local communities are no longer home to newsworthy events. National and international newspapers and 24-hour cable news channels can keep men and women up to date on national and world news, but in many instances, local newspapers are the only means people have to learn about what’s going on in their own communities. Local politics affect residents’ lives every day, and local newspapers cover local politics extensively. • Local newspapers benefit nearby businesses. Small business owners often connect with community members via local newspapers. A strong, locally based small business community can improve economies in myriad ways, creating jobs in the community and contributing tax dollars that can be used to strengthen local schools and infrastructure. And local newspapers do their part by providing affordable and effective advertising space to local business owners looking to connect with their communities.

• Local newspapers can strengthen communities. Local newspapers are great resources for residents who want to become more active in their communities and learn more about community events. Local newspapers often showcase community events such as carnivals, local theater productions and projects such as park cleanups. These are great ways for readers to become more active in their communities and build stronger communities as a result. • Local newspapers can benefit children. National newspapers may have little age-appropriate content to offer young children, but local newspapers tend to

include more soft news items than national periodicals, and such stories typically are appropriate for young readers. According to Newspapers in Education, students who participated in an NIE group in Florida performed significantly better in spelling and vocabulary than nonreaders. Additional studies have indicated that students who use newspapers in the classroom perform better on standardized reading tests than those who do not use newspapers in class. Many local newspapers have played vital roles in their communities for decades, providing a go-to resource for local readers and business owners.

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LAURENCE MANNING ACADEMY LAURENCE MANNING ACADEMY (803) 435-2114, extension 101 www.laurencemanning.com Dr. Spencer A. Jordan, headmaster, sjordan@lmaedu.org Tripp Boykin, assistant headmaster, high school principal, tboykin@lmaedu.org Dee Dee Horton, middle school principal, dhorton@lmaedu.org Genie Hodge, lower school principal, ghodge@lmaedu.org To schedule a personal admissions conference and a campus tour, potential/new students should call the school at (803) 435-2114. Uniform: While there is not a uniform for Laurence Manning Academy, students are still expected to follow the dress code. Information

about the dress code can be found at the LMA website. It can be found in the Online Student Handbook, Part 3, under the section “Dress Code.” The first day of school is Aug. 18 and is a half day. School will start at 8 a.m. and will end at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 19 is also a half day. Monday, Aug. 22, is the first full day. School begins daily at 8 a.m. and ends at 2:30 p.m.

BUS ROUTES Laurence Manning Academy has several bus routes. Buses make stops on Brewington Road and in Turbeville. Three buses also serve Sumter going to the McCrays Mill area. For more information about bus routes, please call our office.

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Hang on to school-year memories, artwork BY MELISSA RAYWORTH The Associated Press

n crisp September afternoons, kids often come home

from school bearing armfuls of classroom art. The evenings often bring comments about their day's events and sometimes hilarious descriptions of their world. Parents are sure they'll save and remember all those paper creations and memorable words. But the pace of life soon takes over, and even organized moms and dads can end up inundated. It's worth creating a system to manage the flow because school artwork can quickly pile up, says Laura Russell, founder of the craft blog makelifelovely.com and a mother of four. With just a bit of creative effort, you can also find ways to hold onto all those funny comments you'll want to remember years from now. As a new school year begins, here are four easy projects to help do that: You can build on the trend of snapping and posting "first day of school" photos by adding written notes in your kids' own handwriting, says Kayla Kitts, special projects editor at HGTV.com. Take a photo on that first day, and that evening have kids write out a page listing their current dreams and favorites. Include five or 10 questions about anything you'd like: the career they'd love to have someday, their favorite school lunch, best friend, favorite class. Have them write it out in their own handwriting to preserve that too, says Kitts. Then scan or photograph the page. Do the same on the day before their December holiday break, and again during the final week of school. Then supplement those three photos and images of their written surveys with other photos from school events or candid shots with friends or scans of their school artwork. Lay it all out in a photo book you can order online. "It's a really cool book to give grandparents," Kitts says, and is a keepsake your child will enjoy in the future. At the end of elementary school, you can easily create a book that includes these photos and written comments as a gift to a special teacher.

WINNOW THEIR WORK Russell begins each year by setting aside a big file-folder box for each child. She labels one hanging folder for each month, with some spares in case files fill up before a month ends. If that level of organization sounds too ambitious, keep a large plastic bin handy. "Stuff all the art in there," Russell says, and go through it periodically, asking each child which pieces are his or her favorites. Once you've pared things down to his or her favorites

and yours, Russell suggests slipping the art into plastic sleeves in a three-ring binder. Her kids love thumbing through their binders from past school years. "While I'm in charge of the books now and don't let the kids pull them out unless I'm sitting with them, I plan on giving them their books when they're older," she says. Another suggestion for storing and celebrating art: "Scan the favorite pieces as they come home. From those scans you can make a slideshow for each year of school," Russell says. "Life is short, and the artwork that comes home right now can be a wonderful way to tie generations together."

SAVE THEIR SAYINGS Buy a paper date book for each child (it can be for the current calendar year or for the 18 months that begin in July and run through the end of next year). Make sure the book offers writing space for each day — ideally half a page. Keep the book in a high-traffic spot at home with a pen attached. When one of the kids says something that you'll want to remember, write it on that day's page. Then, during the weekends, ask your child to describe the previous week at school. If they wish, they can also draw pictures. It's a wonderfully analog way to preserve a school year in our digital world. A twist on that: Kitts suggests keeping a few glass jars around the house, along with slips of blank paper and a pen. When your childen think of something they want to preserve, have them jot it down, write the date on it and put it in a jar. You can do the same. Whether it's a jar, book or even a note typed into your phone, "just write down those

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This photo provided by HGTV.com shows a boys’ bathroom featuring framed children’s art on the walls. precious memories now," Russell says. "We think we'll never forget those precious words and how old our kids were when they said them, but the fact is that we do forget."

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empty frames in various sizes filled with a thin sheet of cork on your child's bedroom wall. Place pushpins in the corners of each frame. When your children bring home art they're excited about, pin it into a frame. The pins make it easy to rotate artwork in and out.

If the walls are already full, try hanging a length of twine, and use clothespins to hang a rotating selection of school artwork. Useful move as the year wears on: Each time you reach into the bin of creations to select something new to display, choose a few items to discard.

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Dorm decor hacks: Fun ideas to add flair to the basic box BY KIM COOK The Associated Press

oving into a dorm is one of college life's

most exciting milestones; it's the first time many kids are living away from the comfy confines of home.

But the thrill can wane when the dormitory door opens. Most dorm rooms are pretty basic, with plain furniture and institutional floors and walls. So how do you take a room from spartan to snazzy when most of the budget is going to meal plans and books? "No matter how small and cramped your dorm room may be, you can still find cute ways to store all your stuff â&#x20AC;&#x201D; without spending a ton on organizers and decor," says Seventeen magazine editor Kristin Koch. She and stylist Sarah Newell suggest creating a floating shelf out of a magazine file box and turning clear plastic paint cans into storage for hair accessories or school supplies. (www.seventeen.com ) Repurposing and rethinking are the keys to good hacks. Tikva Morrow is editor in chief at Hometalk.com, a New York-based do-it-yourself home and garden website. She says it's tempting to load up on kitschy decor, but that's a budget sucker. "DIY some pretty embellishments of your own instead," she suggests. "Bring along a few rolls of washi tape for wall decor and picture displays, and make a few large prints for walls." Decorative tape and fabric can also be used to jazz up shelving and built-ins. Is that your roommate's laptop charger or yours? Identify the cords and accessories by wrapping them with colorful tape, advises stylist and HGTV.com contributor Michelle Edgemont. She also suggests adding the tape to a plain Jane table or closet door. Look online for instructions on how to make no-sew or simple-sew pillows with old Tshirts or sweaters. "Cute throw pillows are easy to make, and even a headboard can be DIY-ed using a large piece of cardboard, some fabric and a hot glue gun," Morrow says. Shower stall caddies can be hung on a door or wall to corral loose items, says Gurl. com's Jessica Booth. And organization blogger Laura Wittman of Alberta, Canada, says shower-curtain rings can turn ordinary hangers into scarf and belt organizers. Or use the rings to hang fabric or curtains over existing dorm blinds, personalizing your windows. Dorm floors are pretty institutional, but students don't want to spend on nice rugs that will get lots of wear and tear. On Hometalk.com,

Brooke Bock of Tyrone, Pennsylvania, shares how she made a shaggy throw rug using a piece of non-slip rug matting and recycled sheet scraps. On the same site, Sarah Ramberg of Simpsonville, South Carolina, contributed PHOTOS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the idea of turning a silverThis photo provided by Target shows Room Essentials XL twin sheets that have a handy built-in pocket to ware tray into a jewelry holdstash phones, notepads, etc. For students who draw the lofted bed in the dorm room, the feature saves er using paint, stencils and climbing up and down to reach a nightstand. cup hooks. A silverware tray tucked into a drawer makes good This photo provided hideaway storage for keys, ID by Fiskars shows cards, sunglasses and elecrecycled old tronics. magazine pages Design duo Zest It Up in used to frame a cork Atascadero, California, sugboard. Rolling pages gests creating an artsy, noand affixing to a maintenance indoor garden mirror or cork board by painting smooth rocks and to frame it is a great planting them as faux cacti in way to personalize a a cool pot. basic dorm item. In many dorms, beds are on lofts over desks or storage areas, says Target stylist (and recent UCLA graduate) Tiffany Ma. She recommends using Target's Room Essentials Micro Fiber Sheets with side pockets: "It's like having your own floating nightstand to hold your phone, tablet, This photo provided by Target book or glasses. You can get shows a door storage device. your exercise walking to class, With storage at a premium in instead of climbing up and most dorm rooms, an over-thedown from your bunk." door full-length mirror hides a The retailer's also got an over-the-door, full-length mir- storage area for toiletries, jewelry and other items. ror with built-in organizer. "There's nothing more boring than the typical cinderblock dorm-room wall â&#x20AC;&#x201D; they're almost impossible to nail or screw into, plus you don't want to get in trouble for marking them up," Ma says. Consider a colorful tapestry or a mural photo-printed with a "view": a city at night, a scene from some faraway land, a serene nature-scape. Attach the cloth with nonmarking adhesive strips. (www.target.com ) When you're doing the Artistic Endeavors 101 shows school-supply run, grab some a shaggy throw rug made extra sticky notepads. Pinterfrom recycled sheet scraps. est is full of ideas for wall art You could use old T-shirts or made with the sticky notes. other fabrics as well for this And instructions for crafting unique piece of dorm decor. decorative flowers are at www. post-it.com . Or create a framed corkboard or mirror using rolledThe photo below provided by up magazine pages and Mod Zest it Up shows painted rocks Podge. Using a paper punch, that resemble cacti. No need to turn metallic or paper cupworry about keeping real cake holders into frilly foils plants alive; just scrounge for string lights; Los Angeles some smooth rocks and green designer Emma Jeffery shows and black paint to plant a few you how at www.fiskars.com.

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When summer ends, kids’ ties to nature don’t have to BY KATHERINE ROTH The Associated Press

he start of the school year doesn't have to mean the

end of time outdoors. Many parents, teachers and schools are finding ways to keep kids connected to nature all year. "It may be even more important for kids to be connected to nature during the school year than just in the summer," says Richard Louv, author of the new "Vitamin N: The Essential Guide to a Nature-Rich Life" and the best-selling "Last Child in the Woods." "Amid all the focus on technology, we've been missing something quite elemental," Louv says. Just a walk through an urban park, he says, can help kids' performance in school. "I can't tell you how many times teachers who bring their classes into natural settings say that the troublemaker in class is the very one that turns out to have leadership qualities in the woods," he says. Sarah Milligan-Toffler, exec-

utive director of the Children and Nature Network, a Minneapolis-based non-profit, says that getting kids connected to nature doesn't have to mean a major outing. "There is something about natural environments that is really stress-reducing," she says, "even if it's just 10 minutes a day in a neighborhood park or planting a pollinator garden." Many botanical gardens, parks and nature centers offer after-school and weekend programs, and are helping schools bring environmental awareness into the classroom, too. Schools in Mamaroneck, New York, for example, have worked with a local nature preserve in the last few years to get kids from preschool to high school outside for science, says the district's assistant superintendent for curriculum, Annie Ward. "I know we're in a time of standards, and so forth, but how do we help kids grow up with a sense of place, of regional identity?" she says. "Especially now, with all these issues being talked about — the rise of technology, of kids being hyper-scheduled —

there's particular power in being outside, in being close, careful observers of the natural world. There's a sense of calm and a sense of being unplugged." Naturalists come to school and prepare kids and teachers for field trips, Ward says. Third-graders go to a nearby Long Island Sound beach to learn about tidal ecosystems. Fifth graders take pond samples to study under microscopes. High school students in an advanced placement environment class helped to remove invasive plants from a meadow at the preserve. Nationally, a federal program, Every Kid in the Park, offers free admission to national parks and other public lands to the families of all fourth graders. And many schools are beginning to realize the value of green schoolyards or gardens. "Schools are public lands accessible to children, and too often the yards consist of a blacktop that's locked up at night," says Milligan-Toffler. Louv's latest book outlines ways that families can advocate for more green space in schools and form networks of

Save on back-to-school necessities STATEPOINT After a relaxing summer, back-to-school worries can be stressful and expensive, from purchasing new school supplies to planning lunches. The discount experts at Dollar General are sharing tips to help you save time and money when planning for the new school year.

STOCK UP ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES There are plenty of ways to dwindle down your spending as you get your child ready for the first day of school. The best place to start is with the school supply list provided by the teacher.

Go through all of the supplies from last year and determine what is usable and what needs to be replaced. Access your favorite coupons sites, such as Dollar General Digital Coupons, for additional backto-school savings.

SAVE ON SNACK TIME Simplify lunch preparation by stocking up on essential food items that are easy to grab on the go. One way to limit busy mornings before school is to set aside one afternoon each week to cook food in bulk that can be used during the week. That way, you don’t have to worry about cooking from scratch each day

and can provide your children with balanced meal options.

TAKE INVENTORY AND REUSE Buying new clothes may be one of the most expensive parts to back-to-school shopping. Just because it’s a new school year doesn’t mean your child needs an entirely new wardrobe. For the clothes that do need replacing, considering shopping out-of-season to take advantage of clearance sales. Make back-to-school shopping easy. Planning ahead can help you save on items to ensure this is the best school year yet. Your wallet will surely thank you.

Schools in and the germs are rampant STATEPOINT Back-to-school is an exciting time of year for families, but it also means new exposures to germs. From school desks found to have 400 times more bacteria than the average toilet, to personal items like backpacks and cellphones, germs are everywhere. Taking steps to reduce exposure can make for a healthier school year ahead. Remember to wash hands and your items frequently. Did you know that backpacks have

10,000 germs per square inch? Use shelf liner in areas of your home where school items are stored for extra protection. Try using Easy Liner brand shelf liner by Duck brand with Clorox antimicrobial protection, which protects the liner from the growth of mold and mildew. Plus, the liners can be tossed in the wash for easy cleaning. Parents can help keep classrooms cleaner by providing teachers with disinfecting wipes and shelf liner to protect desks, drawers and shelves.

families interested in getting outdoors. Particularly for older kids, he notes, outings are more enticing if their peers go too. For parents looking for places to go as a family, Nature Rocks, a program of the Nature Conservancy, has a website where you plug in your location and the weather, and it will list ideas. The Children and Nature Network also lists on its website groups interested in getting outdoors.

Louv notes that kids don't need to come inside just because of cold or rain; they just need to dress accordingly. In winter, he suggests, carry a fold-up magnifying glass to examine snowflakes; build igloos or snow forts; or go sledding or snowshoeing. And even when kids are stuck indoors, they can start a windowsill garden, or put together an aquarium or terrarium. "It isn't about going back to nature, but forward," he says.

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of crowded classrooms and

‘A phrase I often state is, some children come to school to be loved; loved children come to school to learn.’

time-crunched families. So

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open between parents and teachers can be a challenge, especially in this era

many questions and issues go unspoken or unanswered. So what would teachers like to express if they had more time to talk with parents? Some of the issues aren't easy to discuss — from institutional problems at schools, to tender subjects touching on children's family life and abilities. Here's a sample:

ADJUSTING THE SAILS Sandi Bishop in suburban Seattle was a classroom teacher for 30 years in elementary and middle grades in North Dakota and Iowa. Her students ranged from urban to rural, poor to well off. Parents, she said, don't realize how much teachers know about what goes on at home simply by interacting with kids. "I'd like to remind parents that the environment at home comes to school," she said. "If there is chaos at home, your child will come to school not ready to focus and learn. A phrase I often state is, some children come to school to be loved; loved children come to school to learn. As a teacher, you begin behavioral profiling much like the FBI does with suspects." Betsy Allison Tant in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a former teacher and mom of three. As a teacher, she said, "I wanted parents to know that I'm teaching academics within the context of life. If I don't know what's going on with a child or family, I can't adjust the sails for those kids." As a parent, on the other hand, "I want teachers to respect my input. When I say that there's something going on that is impacting my child in a way that can change their performance, please believe me and adjust the sails." Carolyn Lee, a substitute teacher in Hawaii, agrees that parents and teachers need to work together. "No teacher, no matter how dedicated, experienced and hardworking, can make up for the lack of parental involvement in a child's studies," said Lee, who has taught kindergartners, fourth graders, high schoolers and college students, some as a tutor. "A parent is still the most influential teacher in a child's life!"

Classroom teacher for 30 years makes that kid fair game for the rest of the class at lunch, PE, recess, etcetera," she said. Among them are those kids mildly on the autism spectrum, who are falling through the cracks. "If these kids did not have arms we would be all over them and prevent bullying. But often teachers say these kids 'bring it on themselves,'" she said. "They need social support just to get to the academics. They don't bring it on themselves. They have no clue what is going on. They 'look normal' so teachers often forget the degree to which they are handicapped."

ATTENDANCE, TRUST Andrew Price has been teaching math at an alternative high school in Portland, Oregon, for a year and a half. Parents, he said, should work on supporting good attendance from the start. "If students already have attendance issues by the time they reach high school then there is little hope," he said. Price would like parents to recognize what he calls a paradigm shift in terms of teachers and trust: "It used to be that no matter what a kid said, parents would listen to an adult. That is, if your neighbor said your kid was being bad and the kid denied it, the parents would trust the adult neighbor. The same thing was true for teachers. "But now it seems that has changed," he said. "Parents side with their students and don't believe the teachers."

Encourage children to read at home with great books STATEPOINT The back-to-school season can be the ideal time to get kids excited about learning. While teachers have the classroom covered, parents and caregivers can encourage kids to learn at home with great books covering a wide variety of STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). Consider some new titles to inspire young scholars based on their interests:

HANDS-ON MAKERS Empower kids to build, create and discover through 28 safety-tested experiments, crafts and activities in the new book, “Maker Lab.” Created in association with the Smithsonian Institution and supporting STEM education initiatives, these projects will get young minds’ wheels turning. Requiring only household materials, kids can build an exploding volcano, make bath fizzies, construct a solar system, build an eggshell geode and more. Photographs and facts carefully detail the “why” and “how” of each experiment, and each project comes with a ranking of easy, medium or hard. Filled with winning projects for school, science fairs and beyond, “Maker Lab” helps kids find their inner inventor.

CREATIVE CODERS For students with an interest in computer coding and programming, consider a highly visual, family-friendly guide that covers all the essentials. “Coding Projects in Scratch,” uses graphics and easy-to-follow instructions to teach readers to animate silly characters, build games to play with friends, create cool sound effects and more. Projects include a personalized birthday card; a “tunnel of doom” multi-

player game; and dinosaur dance party animation with flashing lights, music and dance moves. The simple, logical steps are fully illustrated with pixel art and build on the basics of coding, so readers gain the skills to make their own projects.

CURIOUS SCIENTISTS From the creators of “DK findout!,” a free online resource for kids, comes a new book series full of images, quizzes and cutting-edge information. The new “DK findout! Series” helps kids become experts on their favorite subjects — from dinosaurs to space. Readers can learn the differences between atoms, molecules, mixtures and compounds; find out how plants work; and see the water cycle in action. Sure to inspire the next amazing science fair project, the series is filled with bright photography and quirky trivia. Readers can pull out special cover flaps for extra information, and follow up with their own experiments. Discover more at dkfindout.com.

ENGAGED EXPLORERS Delve into the lives of children around the world with the updated 20th anniversary edition of “Children Just Like Me.” New photography, maps and facts give insight into the homes, food, clothing, schools, family life and hobbies of over 40 children worldwide. This comprehensive view of international cultures highlights over 30 countries, including Argentina, New Zealand, China and Israel. From rural farms to busy cities to riverboats, see how children are different and the same, no matter where they live. Stimulate learning and creative thinking with these hands-on STEM titles.

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BEHIND THE SCENES Tim Cornillie in suburban Chicago taught high school English and other subjects both full and part time for seven years, through 2012. He wants parents to be aware of how far some schools stray from prioritizing academics. "Schools put up a smoke screen of sports and extracurricular activities," he said, and advises: "Do a quick survey of principals' backgrounds, and you'll see how little academics and how much sports have played a role in their careers."

FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS Kimi Ordoubadian Abernathy, an independent educational consultant in Nashville, Tennessee, has four grown sons and a teenage daughter. She has worked in admissions or college counseling for 24 years. Teachers, she said, often disregard or misunderstand the challenges of kids with social and emotional deficits. "The way teachers dismiss a kid who can be irritating

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Create your child’s lunch Children can be picky eaters, making it challenging for parents to find foods their kids will consume. Family dinners are challenging enough, but lunches kids will love can be even more difficult to come by. Parents can prepare lunches kids are certain to devour by thinking outside of the traditional lunch box. Using some creativity and building off kids’ favorite foods is the key.

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Here’s how to help your child choose an extracurricular activity Extracurricular activities can benefit students in various ways. Academic clubs, sports and volunteer organizations provide students with opportunities to grow as people and make new friends while also teaching kids skills they will use for the rest of their lives. Many parents are aware that extracurricular activities can help students improve their chances of gaining admission to college. But students who choose the right extracurricular activities will benefit in greater ways than simply strengthening their college applications. The following are a handful of ways parents can help their sons and daughters choose extracurricular activities they can benefit from for years to come.

• Ask kids to jot down their interests. Students are more likely to enjoy and excel at extracurricular activities that align with their existing interests. Ask kids to jot down a list of their interests or anything they might want to try. Youngsters might want to learn a musical instrument even if they have never before taken a course on music. Once kids have listed their interests, look for activities that allow them to further explore those interests. Chances are there is a school-sponsored or community-based club or organization that will align with at least one thing on your child’s list. • Encourage kids to have fun. Kids are more likely to enjoy and fully commit to an activity if they find it fun. While extracurricular activi-

ties can help kids grow as people and improve their image in the eyes of college admissions officers, kids will get even more out of an activity if they enjoy doing it. • Look for something that won’t interfere with schoolwork. Extracurricular activities can look great on a college application, but that benefit is lost if the activity interferes with a student’s academic performance. Some activities, including sports, demand more of students’ time than others, but make sure kids know that school always comes first. • Ask around. Ask neighbors or school officials for recommendations to help kids who have tried but failed to find the right fit with regard to extracurricular activities. Sometimes it takes a lit-

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Mini versions of kids’ favorite foods can be entertaining and entice children to try things they normally wouldn’t. If it’s fun-sized, it can be swallowed in one bite. Think about mini sandwiches cut into fun shapes with a cookie cutter. Or use little condiment cups to hold chicken salad, soup or yogurt.

OFFER VARIETY Give kids a bit of a buffet inside of their lunches. This way, if something isn’t tickling their taste buds, they still have other healthy options at the ready. This technique also ensures that kids will not get hungry after skipping meals. Lunch buffets do not have to be complicated. Include half of a sandwich, a piece of fruit or an applesauce cup, some trail mix and a granola bar. Look for complex carbohydrates and protein so that little bellies will feel full.

BREAKFAST FOR LUNCH Most kids go ga-ga over breakfast foods. Use that to your advantage, sending them in with egg-baconcheese bagel sandwiches or some cereal to which they can add milk bought from the cafeteria. Thin pancakes can be rolled and stuffed with fruit in a crêpe style that makes for a tempting treat.

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