Norwayne girls excel at the career center
Wayne County Schools Career Center seniors Maddie Brooks and Mikayla Morrow, both of Norwayne High School, have been elected officers of the career technical student organization, Educators Rising.
AU starts Center on Community Research and Evaluation Services
Ashland University has kicked off a new program, the Center for Community Research and Evaluation Services, through the College of Arts and Sciences.
Campaign raises more than $190 million in cash and commitments
Wooster’s Promise: The Campaign for Our Future raised just over $190 million in cash and commitments to support five major priorities at the College of Wooster: student financial aid, academic strength, experiential education, the life sciences and the Wooster Fund.
University of Zagreb professor to speak at the College of Wooster
Helena Tomas, associate professor of archaeology and director of graduate studies at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, will present “Linear A: Deciphering Europe’s Earliest Script” at the College of Wooster.
Triway students learn force and motion with eggs
For the second year in a row, science and STEM teachers Melinda Werstler and Kali Bolen challenged their eighth-grade Triway Junior High students to think outside the box in a culminating activity for a unit on force and motion.
Creativity abounds in the annual Dream Bedroom and Poster Contest
The East Holmes School District consumer science classes designed some imaginative art as part of the annual East Holmes Consumer Science Dream Bedroom and MyPlate poster contests.
Open house gives visitors a look at BCC
Buckeye Career Center will open its doors to prospective students, current students, family members, alumni, past staff and community members during the annual fall open house.
335 sixth-grade girls attend Girls with Goggles Day
Sponsored by the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center and a Woman’s Grant through the Ashland County Community Foundation, 335 sixth-grade girls attended Girls with Goggles Day.
Accomplished chemist to present Helen Murray Free Lecture
Joseph S. Francisco, an internationally recognized scholar of atmospheric chemistry and chemical kinetics, will make a pair of presentations as the speaker of the Helen Murray Free Lecture at the College of Wooster.
Hottinger talks testing with students
Ohio Sen. Jay Hottinger visited BCC on Friday, Oct. 19. The senator was joined by BCC administration, guidance counselors and five students, who expressed their opinions on the requirements to graduate.
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