Sunday, July 3, 2022

Schools

Shaking it up

Seven children gathered around a table Thursday at East Jay Elementary School.
New approach OK’d

Jay County Junior-Senior High School will try a new approach to supervision of athletic events.
Jay County students make honor roll

Jay County High School released its second semester honor roll.
Finally a Cavalier

Weekley has joined DCI group two years after he originally planned to be a part of the summer tour
Relationships through music

As he heads toward retirement, it’s time spent with students and staff Smeltzer will miss most
JSC adjusts to e-learning rules

A new state law will require that Jay Schools take a different approach to e-learning.
Financial outlook still looks strong

FORT RECOVERY — Inflation will impact Fort Recovery Local Schools. But so will incoming federal dollars.
Elvis arrives

Jay County High School production features Presley music, various couples falling in love
Senior scholars

Jay County High School students were awarded more than $1.3 million in scholarships
Roesch to lead Marching Patriots

For 47 years, the Marching Patriots had known just two band directors. The third was hired Monday.
School board reviews goals

It’s time for some new goals. During Jay School Board’s meeting Monday, superintendent Jeremy Gulley shared a draft of proposed goals for the school corporation for 2022 through 2025.
Coach hired to lead FR boys

Leverette takes over after years as assistant
FRMS names honor roll students

Fort Recovery Middle School recently announced its third nine weeks honor roll.
Ticket to state

JCHS takes circus-themed show to finals
FR board approves staffing plans

FORT RECOVERY — Next year’s staffing plan is all about adjusting to fill gaps.

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