Bright Local Schools is thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with Health Source of Ohio as part of our Strategic Plan for Student Well-Being.
The Bright Local Board of Education will be holding their annual organization meeting followed immediately by their regular board meeting on Jan. 8, 2025, at 6 p.m. at Whiteoak High School.
East Clinton Middle School opened doors of opportunity for sixth grade students on Dec. 4 by hosting a vibrant Career Day event. This initiative brought representatives from various vocations together to inspire and educate students about diverse career paths and the qualifications needed to pursue them.
On Dec. 16, the Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA chapter hosted their second annual Day of Giving. This day was put together by a small committee this year and organized by two FFA officers.
At the December board meeting, Lynchburg-Clay board members recognized Mrs. Leigh Ann Allemang, a seventh grade math teacher at Lynchburg-Clay Middle School.
On the weekend of Nov. 14-18, Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA members Bri Foxx, Cameron Burkard, Blake Herdman and Emma Yochum attended the North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE).
The McClain Art Club was once more spreading Christmas cheer at YUSA in Washington C.H. with students painting the windows of the business for the holidays. This is the fifth year for the project.
The form to apply for federal financial student aid must roll out by Oct. 1 annually after President Joe Biden signed a bill into law Wednesday that ensures an earlier processing cycle.
The Fairfield Local School Board of Education will hold a special meeting for the purpose of adopting a resolution awarding a bid authorizing the execution of a contract for the renovations project.
State Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, introduced Senate Bill 295 over the summer, which would revise the state’s automatic school closure language. The bill has a fourth hearing scheduled Tuesday in the Senate Education Committee.
Ohio Senators have added a public school mandatory religious release time policy bill to a piece of legislation that would force educators to out a students’ sexuality to their parents.
The membership of one of higher education’s most recognized honor societies, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), was enhanced by the induction of several new members at a December 11 ceremony held on Southern State Community College’s Central Campus.
According to a federal survey of school leaders, 40% of students in the nation’s public schools were behind grade level in one or more subjects at the beginning of the school year.
