The high school classroom was transformed into a fine dining room, complete with linens, holiday centerpieces and a roaring fire — or at least a video of a roaring fire on the classroom video screen.
The high school classroom was transformed into a fine dining room, complete with linens, holiday centerpieces and a roaring fire — or at least a video of a roaring fire on the classroom video screen.
The high school classroom was transformed into a fine dining room, complete with linens, holiday centerpieces and a roaring fire — or at least a video of a roaring fire on the classroom video screen.
The high school classroom was transformed into a fine dining room, complete with linens, holiday centerpieces and a roaring fire — or at least a video of a roaring fire on the classroom video screen.
The high school classroom was transformed into a fine dining room, complete with linens, holiday centerpieces and a roaring fire — or at least a video of a roaring fire on the classroom video screen.
On Tuesday, Nov. 21, the Mowrystown FFA Chapter held their annual community Thanksgiving dinner at the Fairfax United Methodist Church and the Mowrystown Church of Christ.
On Nov. 16, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter held their annual Greenhand Night. At this banquet, first-year members are presented with their Greenhand FFA Degree pin.
Five UC Clermont College geology students traveled to Seattle Oct. 21-25 to publish and present their research to approximately 8,000 geologists during the Geological Society of America’s international conference.
The Lynchburg Lions Club and Lions Clubs International sponsored their annual Peace Poster contest again this fall. The Lynchburg club encourages middle school students to develop a special poster on a theme related to promoting world peace. A total of 87 students participated in the local contest.
This semester, the Hillsboro FFA business class has been growing and marketing poinsettias and learning about the business aspects of running a greenhouse.
