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Welcome to the online home of the Edison Local School District, where our students and staff work diligently every day to become a district of excellence known for innovative teaching and high levels of student achievement in a 21st century learning facility. Our goal with this website is to provide you information you need in a timely, concise and transparent manner. If you have any questions, please contact our district offices at 740-282-0065.
The Edison Local Board of Education regrouped for 2019, naming new leaders and approving business to operate in the new year. The board elected Aaron Richardson president and Ron Smyth as vice president during a brief organizational session on Jan. 10 and approved a series of measures to aid district operations. During the subsequent regular meeting, leaders granted a five-year
Construction work at Edison High School is nearing an end and could wrap up over the next few weeks. The Edison Local Board of Education held its regular session at John Gregg Elementary School on Dec. 20 and Superintendent Bill Beattie updated leaders on the latest upgrades at EHS. Beattie said the last piece of the puzzle was the
Teachers in the Edison Local School District gained Best Practice Grant funds to perpetuate student success. The Jefferson County Educational Service Center disbursed three $600 mini-grants to elementary educators Jordan Tice and Miguel Brun and Jaye Taylor at Edison High School to help enhance learning in the realm of math, literacy and foreign languages. Tice will utilize her funding to
The Edison High School Choir will perform the National Anthem at the Jan. 12 Wheeling Nailers game against the Indy Fuel. Time for the event is 7:05 p.m. Dani Carroll, EHS vocal music director, is accepting names to order tickets for students, friends and family at a special group rate through noon that day. To register, email dani.carroll@edisonwildcats.org or contact
Edison and Buckeye Local High Schools teamed up off the court to help collect toys for needy kids in their communities through the “Paws to Help Santa Claus” campaign. The schools had to raise the most toys by the Dec. 7 basketball matchup and the one with the least collected would see their principal don the opponent’s mascot during a
Edison Local Schools and the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities are teaming up for a new pilot project aimed at helping students with behavioral and socialization issues. BASIC, or Behavior and Socialization Integration Classroom, was started this year and currently helps students in Edison schools with a variety of issues. Superintendent Bill Beattie said he and JCBDD Superintendent Michael
