North Lewisburg
EDUCATION
Superintendent Spotlight: Celebrating Stephanie Dearmond’s Dedication at Raymond Elementary School
Our district shines brighter with educators like Stephanie Dearmond, teacher at Raymond Elementary, whose journey from Intervention Specialist to her current role as a Reading Specialist has been marked by innovation, dedication, and a deep commitment to literacy. Stephanie began her career at Raymond in 2002 as an Intervention Specialist...
Ohio Hi-Point Career Center Announces Upcoming Launch of New Fire/EMT Program with Support from Bellefontaine Fire Department
The Ohio Hi-Point Career Center announced the launch of its new Fire and EMT program. It is a two-year high school course designed to prepare the next generation of firefighters and paramedics. A ladder truck, donated by the Bellefontaine Fire Department, is a key piece in making the program a...
Season Premiere of Chalk Talk on Peakofohiotv.com
Get ready for the season premiere of Chalk Talk on Peakofohiotv.com, where we dive into the 2024 football season with an exclusive preview featuring five local high school football coaches. Join us Wednesday night from 7-8 PM from Rons Pizza in Bellefontaine, as we explore the upcoming season with insights from some of the top names in area football.
Middle School Cross Country Teams Shine at Early Bird Invitational
The Benjamin Logan Middle School cross-country teams showcased strong performances at their Early Bird Invitational on Tuesday. The boys’ team secured a commendable second place out of six teams. Quinn Kuba led the Raiders with a 7th place finish, completing the two-mile course in 13:45. He was followed by Kayde VanBuskirk (15th), Zayden Wilson (19th), Hunter Winnen (21st), and Brooks Bodin (22nd).
Benjamin Logan School District Implements New Cell Phone Policy
The Benjamin Logan Board of Education has recently approved a crucial update to the Student Handbook concerning cell phone usage, marking a significant step towards improving student engagement and reducing classroom distractions. This change aligns with Ohio state requirements that mandate all schools establish policies to regulate cell phone use during school hours by July 1, 2025. The initiative, backed by Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted, is designed to minimize distractions and enhance the learning environment.
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