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The Edison Local School District is accepting competitive bids for roof repairs for Stanton Elementary School located at 14890 St. Highway 213, Hammondsville, Ohio 43930. Bid specifications may be obtained for a $50.00 non-refundable fee, payable to Edison Local School District at the Superintendent’s office at Stanton Elementary School located at 14890 St. Highway 213, Hammondsville, Ohio 43930 Monday thru
A new math pilot program focused on reasoning and will be implemented at Edison High School over the next academic year. Edison Local Assistant Superintendent Julie Kireta said the college-level math review program will be open to juniors and seniors and at least one teacher will head to Columbus to be trained as an instructor. Kireta said six other
Cafeterias in Edison Local Schools will be getting an upgrade after the district received a $40,000 grant to add new ergonomic tables at the three buildings. District Administrative Assistant Fatima Smuck said Edison obtained funding through the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation School Safety and Security Grant and Edison High School, John Gregg Elementary and Stanton Elementary will be
The Edison Local School District has been recognized with an Auditor of State Award for its successful financial practices. Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber honored the district for excellence in financial reporting in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and compliance with applicable laws for the fiscal year ending in 2018. “The citizens you represent are
Fourth-graders at John Gregg Elementary put their creativity to work after studying characters and point of view for teacher Leanne Sinicropi’s reading assignment. The children used cardboard juice cartons to help form puppets based on book characters to animals, including Spongebob Squarepants and Harry Potter. Pictured are, from left, Madeline Granatir with her unicorn design and Conor Schiffman with his
First-graders at John Gregg Elementary invited family members to celebrate creativity as they published a book of their original works. About 50 students in Melissa Trimmer and Amy Sinicropi’s classes gathered with dozens of parents on March 21 for the release of “When I Grow Up,” a collection of short essays about their future careers. The tomes were published
