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Wrestling @ Buckeye 8 Championships (Indian Creek)
February 22, 2020 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Stanton Elementary School students and teachers will entertain the crowds during the annual Stanton’s Got Talent presentation on Feb. 21. The event begins at 6 p.m. in the auditorium and acts include singers, tap dancers, gymnasts and a ukulele performance. Music teacher Jacqueline Harris, who has organized the activity for the past eight years, said a few teachers may
Edison High School Vocal Music Director Dani Carroll has spent a quarter of a century inspiring youth to sing and now she has been recognized for those efforts. Carroll was among eight music educators honored during a luncheon at the Ohio Music Education Association’s Professional Development Conference in Cincinnati on Jan. 30-Feb. 1. She received a 25-year pin from
First-graders at Stanton Elementary School created some colorful characters based upon the school-wide Book of the Month program. In January, students read Drew Daywalt’s “The Day the Crayons Quit” and teachers adapted the story’s theme across curriculums. Art teacher Kelly Dopp’s students created their own renderings and pictured with the projects are, from left, Sophie Jo Bowman, Piper Newman, Seth
Walmart Distribution Center is supporting students at John Gregg Elementary School by donating $1,000 through the Miles for Education program. The company donates a penny for each accident-free mile driven by private fleet truck drivers at every Walmart transportation office. A school in the home region receives between $1,000 and $2,000 based on the safety performance of local drivers
HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 GRADE 12 Karissa Cusick Jessica Dobbins Carter Montgomery Andrew Pugh Emily Waggoner HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 GRADE 11 Kiley Babel Nathan Kowalczyk Ireland McCafferty Hannah Swearingen HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 GRADE 10 Savanna Ankrom Adriana Bertini Kasee Blackburn Chloe Bond Alysea Fiedorczyk Abigail Kinney Katelin Kowalczyk Morgan Lesnansky Kathryn Maille Emily Moore Laine Murphey Kaitlyn Nutter Justin Palmer Emily
HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 GRADE 8 Grace Alley Faith Bell Gage Cable Cheyanne Coil Rebecka Evans Zachary Evans Kendall Hennis Kolton Hennis Lily Larkins Mason Montgomery Shelby Pratt Caden Rudy Hailey Teichman Liam Watson HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 GRADE 7 Jamie Barker Rebecca Bell Amelia Collopy Lukas Dawson Coleman Granatir Cheyenne Jordan Laurel Kemp Isabela Norori Kaitlyn Phillips Katie Phillips Madison Somerville
