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Kevin Szawala, also known as Mr. Peace, visited Stanton Elementary in Hammondsville on Sept. 18 to share a message of kindness and positivity during a school assembly sponsored by the Stanton PTO. Mr. Peace is a nationally known motivational speaker and entertainer from Metro Detroit who uses heart and Hip Hop to address K-12 schools, colleges, youth clubs and churches
The Edison Local School District is partnering with the Jefferson County Health Department to help provide services to students and the community. Starting in September, health officials will visit Stanton Elementary, John Gregg Elementary and Edison High School each week to administer blood pressure screenings, adult and child immunizations, tuberculosis and STD tests, lice checks, sore throat and pink eye
Stanton Elementary School students will see a new face at the helm as Matthew Shepherd steps into the role as principal. Shepherd, who until this past year served as transportation director for Hancock County Schools in West Virginia, decided to change course and head back into the school building. The Wintersville resident said he was excited for the opportunity to
Kayla Huff, a senior at Edison High School and member of the Class of 2018, worked just as hard on the competition field as she did in the classroom as a Wildcat. She will enroll in the Civil Engineering program at the University of Akron in the fall having earned 55 college credits, totaling $27,500 in college tuition savings, thanks
McKenzie Morrison has been involved in a wide array of activities during her time at Edison High School, including the College Credit Plus (CCP) program. When she enrolls at Kent State University in the Nursing program, she will do so having earned 52 college credit hours that saves her family $26,000 in college tuition costs. “I decided to take courses
Edison High School senior Frankie Russell wanted to challenge herself during high school and be better prepared for college, so she enrolled in the College Credit Plus (CCP) at EHS. Russell met the challenge and earned 52 college credits, totaling $26,000 in college tuition cost savings, which will follow her when she enrolls in the Trinity School of Nursing in
