featured
Since 2004, there’s been a staple at Bryan Elementary School.
• Mackenzie Fisette of Bryan, a comprehensive education major, was named to the dean’s list at Siena Heights University for the winter semester 2020.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday announced the following appointments:
STRYKER — Emily Clemens had always thought about running for the Stryker Local Schools Board of Education.
A northeast Ohio school board member was recently selected as the Ohio School Boards Association’s (OSBA) 2021 president-elect nominee. If elected during OSBA’s statewide conference in November, Robert M. Heard Sr. will become OSBA president in 2022 following his term as president-elect.
The Kiwanis Club of Bryan recently honored the 2020 Kiwanis Scholarship Program winners with $750 scholarships each.
Courtesy photo
Montpelier Exempted Village Schools will hold kindergarten screening for the 2020-21 school year on Aug. 3 and 4.
• Heidi Sines of Edgerton has been named to the spring 2020 dean’s list at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio. To be named to the dean’s list, students must earn a term GPA of 3.60 or above on a minimum load of 12 completed semester hours of A-F graded coursework.
Photos courtesy of Pioneer Area Lions Club
Photo courtesy of Pioneer Lions Club
• Trevin Rhoades of Bryan was recently named to the Cedarville University dean’s list for spring 2020. This recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.5 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Fairview Middle School recently released its fourth quarter honor roll list to The Bryan Times. Fairview High School was printed in The Bryan Times honor roll section
Northwest State Community College recently highlighted its Dean’s List students for the 2019-2020 spring semester.
SIXTH GRADE
SEVENTH GRADE
FRESHMEN
SECOND GRADE
SEVENTH GRADE
Photo courtesy of North Central Local Schools
Northwest State Community College will host a series of interactive summer camps for area youth, beginning on June 30 with the first Agriculture is STEM camp (for grades seven to nine).
Ohio University and The Ohio University Foundation have established the George Floyd Memorial Scholarship Fund in response to the June 4 call from the president of North Central University, Scott Hagan, who asked universities to consider creating this scholarship during Mr. Floyd’s memorial …
Ohio’s community colleges have put forth an effort to encourage college enrollment in the wake of COVID-19.
Non-profit organization “Live Like Mel” recently presented both a new funding award to a local student and a grant to three local instructors in order to honor of the memory of long time Montpelier teacher Melanie Sutter.
Twenty students from North Central’s Class of 2020 collectively received more than $540,000 to put toward their educational futures during a recent ceremony highlighting their achievements.
•Tom (Jack) Feil Halliday of Marietta, Ohio, recently completed four years of academic, physical, and professional military training, graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy with a degree in physics and a commission as a surface warfare officer with the rank of US Navy Ensign. He will begin f…
Summer school classes for students in Defiance, Fulton, Henry and Williams counties are again being offered by Four County Career Center.
The Edon Music Department recently recognized its high school and junior high musicians with annual awards and scholarships.
The Bryan Area Foundation is seeking applications for the Chris and Mary Thaman Scholarship along with applications for the Harlan G. and Ernestine B. Spangler Continuing Education Scholarship.
Photo courtesy of Four County Career Center
Photo courtesy of Denae Roose
Hilltop High School is the latest to unveil its plans for a drive-in graduation ceremony.
Edon Academic All-Star Riley Bloir is looking to pass on lessons she’s learned on the track, the court, and working with her classmates, to the next generation with her career choice.
Stryker Local Schools Academic All-Star Mackenzie Cadwell is capping off a proud career on the court and in the classroom, as she aims to next excel in a field inspired by time spent with those who matter most to her.
Edgerton Academic All-Star Madison Smith has nursing in her blood and plans to follow in her family’s footsteps in aiding others to heal.
Emilie Eustace cheers on the Eagles teams as a cheerleader, but hopes to soon become a very kind of different supporter of those in her community.
Fountain City Christian School Academic All-Star Grace Johnson is looking to pass on the inspiration she gained from her teachers to her own future students.
Hilltop High Academic All-Star Brianna Bell has composed herself for a future to be spent making a joyful noise in the world.
Braden Saneholtz is a technician on the court, in the classroom and sooner rather than later, in his career field too.
Bryan High Academic All-Star Erica Grime expresses herself through interpretation of musical compositions... and soon she plans to teach young people to do the same through compositions of a different nature.
Bryan High School seniors may have had their year cut short by unthinkable circumstances, but their pride for their alma mater was on full display earlier in the 2019-2020 school year.
While necessarily lacking the physical ceremony of a traditional year, Bryan High School students, including the Class of 2020, recently had their accomplishments for the shortened school year highlighted by the school district.
Northwest State Community College held its 50th spring commencement ceremony last weekend via pre-taped video presentation on its YouTube channel.
Defiance College held its commencement ceremony on Saturday, via virtual means, with several local students getting their diplomas.
Photo courtesy of Bryan City Schools
featured
Fountain City Christian School is closing its doors permanently, the Bryan school recently announced in a letter sent to families of enrolled students.
Photo courtesy of St. Mary School
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.