The April Students of the Month for Hilltop High School and Junior High were recently highlighted. Pictured front, from left: Quentin Runkel, Hailey Strup, Ragen Roesch, Avrie Reed, Madison Kuhn, Samantha Coleman, Destiny Wilson. Middle: Kyle Brown, Americus Maddox, Julia Schuurman, Keely Bu…
North Central recognized its May Students of the Month. Front, from left: Ahna’ Lysia Hernandez, Quinn Fellers, Tyler Forrester. Middle: Amithyst Wilson, Misty Carpenter, Avenell Pitts, Rosetta Herman, Carter Herman. Back: Jennifer Ruvalcaba, Kaiden King, Kaylee Ambler, Marencie Van Dyke, Ca…
A group of parents of special needs students came before the Bryan Board of Education Monday in order to affirm their commitment to working with the district to resolve budget issues surrounding the district’s growing number of special needs students, a trend seen nationwide.
It’s been a bad season for farmers to say the least, but there may be a decent bit of news in the works that could benefit them — and their children — for years to come.
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Fairview Elementary School recently held a graduation program for its 78 fifth graders. Under the direction of Mrs. Kelly Dempsey, the students performed a number of sing-along songs that included audience participation. Speakers included Mrs. Sherrie Brown, building principal; Mr. Steve Arn…
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The 2018-19 Peacemakers were recently chosen by North Central Local Schools because they “promote a peaceful climate in the school by helping their classmates solve problems and resolve conflicts.” Pictured front, from left, are first through third winners: Keagan Crivello, Cambrie Elston, S…
Pictured front, from left, are fourth through sixth grade winners: Talen Reinbolt, Addison Burger, Ty Knapp, Mallory Groves. Middle row: Kallie Kindinger, Eric Sanchez, Rylee Walker, Logan Clark. Back row: Aiden Scott, Aiden Nickloy, Estrella Cruz, Trenitie Ream. Photo courtesy of North Cent…
• Sara Carder of Ney recently graduated magna cum laude from Manchester University with a Bachelor of Science in biology chemistry.
Central Local Schools recently took the time to honor some of its longest educationally serving staff members. Front, from left: Denae Roose (20-Year Service Award), Diana Stover (retiring with 33 years of service to the district), Tracy Robinson (20-Year Service Award), Staci Renollet (25-Y…
North Central Local Schools took time to honor staff members with 20 or more years of service to education. Pictured from left: Marcia Rozevink (45 years), Misty Douglass (20 years), Deb Maneval (20 years), Abigail Hendricks (20 years), Sharon Deetz (20 years), Bonnie Good (20 years), Debbie…
Nancy and Lynn Elston recently received the “Friend of Education” award by the North Central Education Association. The Elstons were honored for giving freely of their time to support the North Central staff, community and students. “Their time and efforts do not go unnoticed,” stated a news…
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.
Students at Four County Career Center’s Early Childhood Education class recently held Preschool Graduation for children enrolled during the 2018-2019 school year. The children performed favorite songs and fingerplays learned throughout the school year for parents and grandparents in attendan…
Four County Career Center in conjunction with Defiance County Economic Development held it’s first ever Defiance County Skilled Trades Signing Day. Eleven seniors who are pursuing a career in manufacturing technologies in Defiance County or the students attending the Career Center from Defia…
The 2019 Orville “Cy” Dally Summer Scholarship winners at Bryan High School were announced and the awards were presented at the BHS Orchestra’s Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 21. Pictured from left are Margaret Rettig, junior violinist; Brandon Gordon, orchestra director; and Ryan Spiess, se…
The Edon Music Department presented the 2019 High School Fine Arts Night Concert on May 17, featuring the high school band, jazz band and choir. Recognized at the event were senior musicians for their contributions to the music program. Senior percussionist Naomi Hickman, left, was presented…
The Edon Junior High choir performed at the Ohio Music Education Association’s large group adjudication on Friday, May 17, at Perrysburg High School. The choir earned the highest rating of a 1, or superior rating. The choir is directed by Cathy Frastaci and accompanied on piano by Trish Ting…
The Edon Junior High choir sang the National Anthem at the Toledo Mud Hens School Day Celebration game on May 15. The choir sang for a crowd of 10,000 fans at Fifth Third Field in downtown Toledo. Photo courtesy of Edon Music Department
Local students recently completed Northwest State Community College’s registered nursing (RN) associate degree program and were recognized during spring commencement. Pictured from left are Williams County graduates Malorie Heer of Bryan, Shayla Coffman of West Unity and Paul Diaz of Bryan. …
• Justin Ashenfelter of West Unity received a Bachelor of Science in business administration during Ashland University’s spring 2019 commencement ceremonies earlier this May. Ashenfelter majored in finance. Ashenfelter is a 2015 graduate of Hilltop High School and graduated with cum laude honors.
Montpelier Elementary School recently held its monthly Little Loco Leaders assembly for the month of April. The word of the month was “cooperation,” and specific students were recognized by their teachers for listening, following expectations and working well with others. Students were taugh…
Pictured front, from left, are first grade winners Brooklyn Walton, Dawson Fedderke, Raina Howell, Tristan O’Donley. In back are Andre Haynes, Aidyn Williams and Calix Jordan. Photo courtesy of Montpelier Exempted Village Schools
Pictured front, from left, are second grade winners Conner Brown, Bryson Stuck, Kole Grubb and Nash Miller. In back are Emmitt Ramos and Jonah Gilmour. Photo courtesy of Montpelier Exempted Village Schools
MONTPELIER — Two Montpelier High School graduates received recognition for their accomplishments and financial assistance for college at the Montpelier village council meeting Tuesday.
Recipients of the 2019 Roger O. Burkholder Memorial Scholarship were announced and the awards were presented at the Bryan Middle School Orchestra’s Spring Concert on Thursday, May 16. Pictured from left are Brandon Gordon, director; Allie Parker, eighth grade cellist; Elena Bailey, sixth gra…
From up above, Melanie Sutter had to be smiling.
Ben Osterland said he literally walked into his job as a teacher at Bryan City Schools 15 years ago.
Three Montpelier Elementary School teachers each received a surprise $100 grant from the Live Like Mel Foundation at the school on Friday.
Bryan City Schools joined several other Williams County school districts in tentatively predicting deficit spending over the next five years, absent changes in the school funding formula from the state level, the specifics of which are still being worked out among legislators.
The Academic Booster Club recognized a bevy of Bryan City Schools students for their success in and dedication to academic and athletic pursuits Monday at its annual Booster Club Awards Night.
Young men and women from Montpelier were highlighted for taking their first big steps toward their futures Friday afternoon at Superior Elementary.
Four County Career Center students Braden Yates (Hilltop), left, and Trenton Peluso (Evergreen) placed in the top ten at the 2019 National Leadership Conference of Business Professionals of America (BPA) held in Anaheim, California. They are both in the Computer Networking and Cybersecurity …
The public is invited to attend the 49th annual Four County Career Center’s Building Trades Open House on May 19 from 1-4 p.m. During this past year, 110 high school students at the Career Center have assisted with the construction of the 82nd new home as part of their career training. Curti…
Four County Career Center’s specialized mechatronics and robotics technology instructor, Tim Armitage, left, has received his training certification and the Career Center has become an official training site for the Fanuc Material Handling Program Software on the Fanuc Robot. Because Armitag…
One hundred and forty-eight graduates received diplomas during Defiance College’s 2019 commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 4, with a host of local students graduating:
This year’s Empty Bowls event sponsored by the Defiance College Social Work Organization donated a record $7,000 to the PATH Center to combat hunger in Northwest Ohio.
Stryker High School’s April Student of the Month was Thomas Bost, left, who showed citizenship. May’s student was Cody Moser, right, who showed the value of dedication. Photos courtesy of Stryker Local Schools
Four County Career Center’s 50th annual Senior Recognition Day will be held Tuesday, May 21 starting at 9:15 a.m. at the school.
Dalton Joice from North Central High School is Four County Career Center’s Student of the Month. Dalton is the son of Greg and Nonnie and is a senior in the Automotive Technologies program. He is a member of Skills USA, Drug Free Clubs of America, and is on the Honor Roll. Dalton is part of …
Stryker High’s Student of the Month for May is Cody Moser. The Core Value for the month is Dedication.The May sponsor is Ruth Wieland with Stryker Rotary. Photo courtesy Stryker Local Schools
Stryker High School’s seniors hit one final milestone prior to this weekend’s graduation, as the district held its annual scholarship night on Monday.
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