Most Americans need at least three servings of dairy each day. Milk, yogurt and cheese provide calcium needed to grow strong bones. Most dairy products are fortified with vitamin D which helps the body absorb calcium.
Students and those helping them move in are being asked to wear face masks and perform temperature and COVID-19 symptom self-assessments before arriving on campus. Sanitized moving carts are being provided for students.
Recent Fairfield High School graduates Paige Wolfe and Brayden Grooms were crowned prom queen and king during the recent “Prom in the Park,” with the prom king “escorting” his girlfriend to the event in unique circumstances.
The bill amends two acts: the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. It allows certain funds authorized by these laws to follow a child’s education. Each child would receive the same amount of funding, regardless of where or how a child is educated.
Respiratory therapists have always been on the frontline of working with patients with airway diseases such as asthma, pneumonia and COPD, and with premature infants who require support to breath. But COVID-19 — which counts breathing difficulties among its many symptoms — requires even more respiratory professionals.
The Hillsboro Rotary Club is excited to announce this year’s scholarship recipients, Whiteoak High School graduate Baylee Carey and Hillsboro High School graduate Paige Howland.
The school funding, from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, includes $200 million for the Ohio Department of Higher Education and $100 million for the Department of Education.
Five Hillsboro FFA students received the Ohio AgriBusiness Association Credential during the 2019-20 school year. Jake Beverly and Loraleigh Mayhan were awarded the credential early spring, and Alora Brown, Joe Helterbrand and Mallory Parsons received notification of their successful credentials during the first week of July.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, all levels of the high school Envirothon competition were canceled this year. However, the Ohio Envirothon Committee graciously hosted a virtual state competition for schools wanting to compete.
