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Edison High School seniors were in the spotlight during the 2019 Honors Banquet on May 19. Students were recognized for their academic achievements and with scholarships during the event at The Countryside in East Springfield. EHS Principal Matt Morrison welcomed the crowd and guidance counselor Samanda Pepperling served as program announcer while Senior Class President Julia Purks and Vice
Fifth- and sixth-graders at John Gregg Elementary headed outdoors for a little science experiment. Fifth-graders designed and constructed water-powered plastic bottle rockets to understand pressure and aerodynamics while the upperclassmen created hot air balloons using tissue paper to learn why hot air is lighter than cooler air. The students launched their inventions while their schoolmates looked on. Among the students
Edison High School students capped off fundraising efforts for the American Cancer Society by walking on the school track for Relay For Life. The Junior High Beta Club sold daffodils during March and April and other moneymakers leading up to the event included a Disney-related spirit week based on the “Wildcats Wish Upon a Cure” school theme, sales of Disney
About 40 kindergarteners at Stanton Elementary celebrated a milestone by advancing to first grade. The students took part in graduation day activities on May 21, including songs and recognition for classroom achievements as family members proudly looked on.
Stanton Elementary students put their STEM knowledge to use by crafting solar-powered robots in the classroom. Sixth-grade teacher Jordan Tice said the unit takes the science concepts of electricity, light and solar power and combines them when her 59 students engineer their own robots. Her pupils began the eight-day unit by learning about electricity and solar energy, then they
Edison Local Schools will continue its successful Seamless Summer Feeding program by teaming up with local churches to branch out into the community. During the regular school board session on May 17 at Edison High School, Superintendent Bill Beattie said the site would host the free meal program again this year from June 3 –Aug. 16 and several churches
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