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Prime Time program expands - The True Citizen

According to Superintendent Angela Williams, the community is getting the expanded Prime Time services they have requested. Currently, the afterschool program is held at the Waynesboro Family YMCA and is limited to about 30 children. Burke County Public Schools is partnering with the YMCA to offer the program at Blakeney Elementary School. The afterschool program will be open to both […]

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