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The sounds of the Edison High School Band can still be heard on a special CD compilation recently recorded by the students. Band Director Marc Sansone said his 74 senior high band members created the disc in conjunction with Innovation Studios owner Mike Ofca in November and a limited release is eyed this winter. He added that a compilation has
A total of 155 students received academic letters at Edison High School during a special assembly in the gymnasium on Nov. 20. Seventy-three first-year academic letters were presented to sophomores Grayce Andreozzi, Kiley Babel, Hannah Beadnell, Shayla Behnke, Haden Binkiewicz, Joseph Booth, Madison Brenstuhl, Hannah Christoff, Britanie Clifton, Hailey Cline, Aaron Czup, Bryce Drake, Jakob Fenske, Trista Furbee, Emily Gonzalez,
John Gregg Elementary students show their Wildcat pride by donning sweatshirts that were provided through a $2,000 donation from an anonymous donor. More than 400 students in grades PreK-6 received the clothing to support their school district.
Students at John Gregg Elementary have some new reasons to enjoy recess after receiving a much-needed upgrade of its playground. Principal Tammy Burchfield said school fundraisers helped make the improvement and the equipment cost roughly $5,300. Now her estimated 400 students have a place to play and burn off energy. “The playground set we had kept falling apart and getting
The second annual Family Literacy Night at John Gregg Elementary School was a resounding success after drawing more than 120 students and parents on Nov. 1 for an evening of educational fun. Organizers Angela Smith and Kathy Stewart, who are Title I teachers at the school, said it was their largest draw yet and families of students in grades K-3
Edison Jr. High School students are getting a lesson on the fourth estate by creating their own publication. Since last year, gifted students in the Response to Intervention (RTI) program have been publishing the “Paw Prints” newspaper each month featuring pertinent issues on the local to national scale. Teacher Angela Arbogast said her 27 students developed issues for the first
