Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

A student displays his presentation to other students during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. 17. The students watching are second graders who will participate in the event next year. - A student displays his presentation to other students during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. 17. The students watching are second graders who will participate in the event next year.

Bolden students breathe life into history

Students from Charles F. Bolden Elementary and Middle School participated in the school’s 15th annual Live Wax Museum exhibit on Laurel Bay Jan. 17.

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Dr. Angela Stephens speaks to students at the graduation of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program at Laurel Bay, Dec. 8. The goal of the program is the educate students on the danger of substance abuse. Stephens is the principal of Charles F. Bolden elementary school. - Dr. Angela Stephens speaks to students at the graduation of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program at Laurel Bay, Dec. 8. The goal of the program is the educate students on the danger of substance abuse. Stephens is the principal of Charles F. Bolden elementary school.

Bolden students D.A.R.E to resist drugs and violence

Students from Bolden Elementary School graduated the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program on Laurel Bay Dec. 8.

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Kid’s Fest: 20 years of community support

The free 20th Annual Kid’s Fest is scheduled to take place at the Cross Creek Shopping Center, March 28. The event is designed to raise awareness on keeping children safe, child abuse prevention and neglected children, and is kicking off the month of April, which is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Month of the Military Child.

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Marine Corps Community Services held a Resisting Aggression Defensively , or radKIDS program, Jan. 12-16, that teaches children ages 5-12 how to defend themselves and how to get help. - Marine Corps Community Services held a Resisting Aggression Defensively , or radKIDS program, Jan. 12-16, that teaches children ages 5-12 how to defend themselves and how to get help.

Empowering young minds

Every 40 seconds in the United States, a child becomes missing or is abducted, according to the FBI. Marine Corps Community Services held a Resisting Aggresion Defensively , or radKIDS program, Jan. 12-16, that teaches children ages 5-12 how to defend themselves and how to get help.

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Laurel Bay goes back to school

Laurel Bay Schools held an opening ceremony for the 2014-2015 school year, August 11, and school began August 14 for kindergarten through eighth grade.

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