SCHOOLS
Meiring to lead chorus (8/31/04)
CELINA, Ohio — A veteran Fort Recovery music teacher has been named director of the chorus at the Lake Campus of Wright State University in Celina.
Boy back home quickly (9/3/04)
A Hardinsburg man, who allegedly abducted his son on Thursday, aided with the boy’s quick return by attempting to contact the child’s mother to tell her he was taking the boy to Kentucky.
Nine earn JJCL scholarships (8/25/04)
Six area residents recently were selected as the 2004 recipients of the new John Jay Center for Learning Scholarships.
SA OKs bond plan (9/15/04)
BERNE — The room was full, but the public hearing was quiet.
Track repairs OK'd (9/21/04)
The track at Jay County High School will be ready for runners this spring.
Gilbert leading IU band
BLOOMINGTON — All eyes are often on John Gilbert.
Fort students ready for exam (9/22/04)
FORT RECOVERY — Sophomores here are getting ready for the Ohio Graduation Test.
JCHS searched for drugs (9/28/04)
Dogs from several police agencies searched Jay County High School this morning, and drug residue, prescription drugs and chewing tobacco were found.
Bands ready for parade (10/7/04)
The Chiefs are ready to march and the Eagles are ready to fly on Friday.
Crull wins teacher award (10/9/04)
DUNKIRK — West Jay Middle School teacher Michael Crull received a check for $1,000 and recognition as one of the best teachers in Indiana, being named a 2004 Project E Excellence in Education Award finalist, during a surprise, all-school assembly Friday morning.
SAMS playground a hit (10/13/04)
GENEVA — The new playground equipment at the middle school here got the thumbs up from board members Tuesday — after some of them tried it out.
Robot joins JCHS classroom (10/26/04)
What stands 6 feet 6 inches tall, is yellow all over and the newest addition to the Jay School Corporation?
Fort schools see savings (11/17/04)
FORT RECOVERY — The school corporation here is saving money on electricity and gas bills this year.
Improvements top $26 million (11/23/04)
An estimated $26.6 million dollars — the largest amount in school corporation history — in improvement projects were discussed Monday.
SA students writing online (11/10/04)
BERNE — South Adams High School students are improving their writing skills online.
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