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Healthy competition breeds excellence, and the annual spelling bee at Southeast Elementary is a great combination of competition and learning. This year, 48 students, mixed from the fifth- and sixth-grades, came together to see who the school champion would be. Students were given a word collected on a list predetermined by a panel of teachers…
At Salem City Schools, we are always trying new things, innovating the way our students are taught and what they can learn. That drive is what helped Buckeye Elementary physical education teacher Julie Moore try Cardio Drumming for her students. Mrs. Moore uses large inflated exercise balls on top of buckets and colorful drumsticks to…
Homecoming has been moved to next weekend, Friday the 25th. The West Branch boys basketball game is the same night, the Homecoming queen will be crowned at halftime, and the dance will follow the game. This change was made due to the concerns of inclement weather this coming weekend.
It’s never too early to get a good dose of reality and future planning, and that was the goal of an exercise at the Jr/Sr High before winter break. In what has been titled as Reality Day, teachers and administrators coordinated with local bankers from Huntington Bank to come and speak to students on the…
It’s always great when students decide amongst themselves to give, whether it be to a person or an organization, and students in Mrs. Winn’s fourth-grade reading classes did just that. Upon reading stories of children who helped their own communities, the classes banded together for a cause. Akron Children’s Hospital is running a campaign to…
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