SCHOOLS
Five students injured
Five students were injured Friday morning in a collision involving a school bus.
Jay Schools looking at joining trust
Jay School Corporation is continuing to explore its insurance options.
Teaching roles discussed
New staff are approved on adjunct and emergency licenses
Fifth for 007
INDIANAPOLIS — Centerville’s Blue Regiment and Montgomery County United had been battling the Marching Patriots all summer.
FRLS ends ’24 with $11.9 million
FORT RECOVERY — The financial forecast was nearly spot on. Fort Recovery School Board heard updates about its financials during its meeting Monday. Fort Recovery Local Schools finished fiscal year 2024 on June 30. Its year-end cash balance came to $11.9 million, roughly $100,000 more than estimates shared from May’s …
Insurance costs will go up
Health insurance costs for Jay School Corporation will go up. How much, and what impact any changes will have on coverage, is still up for discussion. Jay School Board on Monday heard its health insurance options, all of which include significant increases.
FR honor roll announced
Fort Recovery High School announced its second semester honor roll students.
FR will review cell phone rules
Ohio school districts are now required to establish cell phone policies and follow certain criteria.
Plans for 2024-25 laid out
Jay School Board on Monday received an update on plans for the 2024-25 school year at its meeting Monday.
Fort Recovery students make second semester honor roll
Fort Recovery High School announced students who made it on the second semester average honor roll.
Fort Recovery teens make honor roll
Fort Recovery High School recently announced its fourth quarter honor roll recipients.
FR Middle School releases honor roll
Fort Recovery Middle School announced its fourth nine weeks honor roll for the school year.
Celebrating ’24
Live each day to the fullest. Keep your mind open to the possibilities. And remember to give thanks. Jay County High School’s Class of 2024 heard those messages Sunday as the community celebrated 208 students who earned their diplomas.
With a purpose
Eleven Jay County Junior High School students graduated last week from Teach One to Lead One, a new community mentoring program at Jay School Corporation.
Honors presented
Jay School Board focused most of its meeting Monday on celebrating.
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