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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.
Edison High School juniors Emily Waggoner, left, and Melodey Clancey will serve as delegates during American Legion Auxiliary Buckeye Girls State 2019 on June 16-22 at the University of Mount Union in Alliance. The week-long program helps educate Ohio’s young women in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of good citizenship.
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
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