Carolina Springs Elementary recently incorporated iPads into the music curriculum.

CSES Music Teachers Barbara Burns and David Headrick formed the group after Headrick saw a video of an iPad band on YouTube.

A group of CSES teachers and administrators first tried out different applications on the iPad to see which instruments worked well together. Then, they assembled a group of fifth-graders who could read music and demonstrated the musical aptitude needed to play in the iPad ensemble.

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department in partnership with School District Five of Lexington and Richland Counties delivered 2,520 bottles of water and more than 1,000 bags of snack foods at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15 to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport USO.

Lexington County Sheriff James R.

Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees and Superintendent Karen Woodward congratulate Jo Mayer, principal at White Knoll High, for being elected by members of the S.C. Association of School Administrators to serve on the Secondary Division Executive Committee.

She will help the committee support the association’s mission of providing a strong foundation for educational improvement and individual professional growth.