The Hillsboro FFA Chapter in Hillsboro Ohio has celebrated National FFA Week, Feb. 15-22. This year’s theme is Ignite and it embraces more than 80 years of FFA traditions while looking forward to the organization’s future.
The Hillsboro FFA Chapter in Hillsboro Ohio has celebrated National FFA Week, Feb. 15-22. This year’s theme is Ignite and it embraces more than 80 years of FFA traditions while looking forward to the organization’s future.
The Hillsboro FFA Chapter in Hillsboro Ohio has celebrated National FFA Week, Feb. 15-22. This year’s theme is Ignite and it embraces more than 80 years of FFA traditions while looking forward to the organization’s future.
Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month (top photo, Grades 4 and 5) for January are: Brooke Black, Kyndall Penwell, Emma Stegbauer, Justin Jenkins, Shaylee Wright and Jase Allison.
Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month (top photo, Grades 4 and 5) for January are: Brooke Black, Kyndall Penwell, Emma Stegbauer, Justin Jenkins, Shaylee Wright and Jase Allison.
Buckskin Elementary School Students of the Month (top photo, Grades 4 and 5) for January are: Brooke Black, Kyndall Penwell, Emma Stegbauer, Justin Jenkins, Shaylee Wright and Jase Allison.
UC Clermont College will host a Spring Showcase for future students on Thursday evening March 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Student Activities Center at 4200 Clermont College, Batavia.
UC Clermont College will host a Spring Showcase for future students on Thursday evening March 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Student Activities Center at 4200 Clermont College, Batavia.
Hillsboro Middle School recently held their annual Spelling Bee (in conjunction with the National Spelling Bee). The champion speller was eighth-grader Alex Grandstaff; runner-up was seventh-grader Chauncey Captain; and in third place was sixth-grader Julia Jenkins.
Hillsboro Middle School recently held their annual Spelling Bee (in conjunction with the National Spelling Bee). The champion speller was eighth-grader Alex Grandstaff; runner-up was seventh-grader Chauncey Captain; and in third place was sixth-grader Julia Jenkins.
