On Sept. 17, 44 Hillsboro FFA members took a field trip to the Farm Science Review in London, Ohio. The students spent most of the day walking around learning about new inventions in agriculture, farm safety, home safety and health information.
McClain faculty members and local community service groups have created MHSmart, a new way for students to get access to clothing, supplies, and personal hygiene products. A future goal for this project is to open a pantry that supplies high school students with weekend meals.
UC Clermont College Respiratory Care students recently took first place in Ohio’s Sputum Bowl, held at the Annual Meeting for the Ohio Society for Respiratory Care in Columbus Aug. 12.
Meera Rastogi, professor of psychology at UC Clermont College, has received the Lucille Pederson Hardgrove Exemplary Educator Award from the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
The fourth- and fifth-grade students at Buckskin Elementary began the 2019 intramural season with a round-robin flag football tournament during lunch recess.
The fourth- and fifth-grade students at Buckskin Elementary began the 2019 intramural season with a round-robin flag football tournament during lunch recess.
The Hillsboro High School homecoming court was recognized in a ceremony Friday night at Richards Memorial Field, prior to the Indians’ game against Miami Trace.
The Hillsboro High School homecoming court was recognized in a ceremony Friday night at Richards Memorial Field, prior to the Indians’ game against Miami Trace.
Three representatives of Peoples Bank came to Laurel Oaks Career Campus recently to present a $2,000 check in support of an innovative program designed to help students demonstrate their value to employers. Jason Phipps, Regional President, joined local branch managers Fiona Pendell and Renee Walker to make the presentation for the Clean for My Career program.
Three representatives of Peoples Bank came to Laurel Oaks Career Campus recently to present a $2,000 check in support of an innovative program designed to help students demonstrate their value to employers. Jason Phipps, Regional President, joined local branch managers Fiona Pendell and Renee Walker to make the presentation for the Clean for My Career program.
Three representatives of Peoples Bank came to Laurel Oaks Career Campus recently to present a $2,000 check in support of an innovative program designed to help students demonstrate their value to employers. Jason Phipps, Regional President, joined local branch managers Fiona Pendell and Renee Walker to make the presentation for the Clean for My Career program.
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity this year to design a poster with the theme “Life in the Soil: Dig Deeper.”
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity this year to design a poster with the theme “Life in the Soil: Dig Deeper.”
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity this year to design a poster with the theme “Life in the Soil: Dig Deeper.”
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity this year to design a poster with the theme “Life in the Soil: Dig Deeper.”
