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Students welcomed back to school at WCS
WILMINGTON — Students at Wilmington City Schools started back to school on Wednesday, Aug. 14. The district started the school year with a few new changes — school times, cell phone policies, and free breakfast/lunch for every student — as well as a new interim superintendent, Tim Dettwiller.
24 Fall Sports Preview: High School Boys Soccer
Wilmington won a tight battle for the SBAAC American Division top spot last season with a 7-1-2 record. Batavia was runnerup at 7-2-1. Georgetown went 6-0-2 and won the National Division. Neither Blanchester nor East Clinton have a boys soccer program at this time. CLINTON-MASSIE. Clinton-Massie finished 10-6-3 last season....
‘24 WHS grad awarded Art Brooks/Hot Hoops Scholarship
WILMINGTON — This year’s presentation of the annual Art Brooks/Hot Hoops Leadership and Citizenship Scholarship to Taija Walker marks the 10-year anniversary of an award with an impressive record. All past recipients are now either college graduates or still in school. Art Brooks’ legacy as a community leader...
C-M Middle School off to a successful start
CLARKSVILLE — Clinton-Massie Middle School welcomed over 400 students and their families during the open house on Monday night, according to staff, marking a successful start to the 2024-2025 school year. The event provided an opportunity for students and parents to familiarize themselves with the school environment, meet the...
WC students complete requirements for graduation with summer term
Sixteen Wilmington College students earned their Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees with their successful completion of the summer term in WC’s main campus or online programs. In most cases, these graduates participated in the Class of 2024’s Commencement ceremony in May. Those graduating...
WC faculty & staff kick off new academic year with musical testimonials
Wilmington College is riding a wave of optimism as it starts its 154th academic year with fall semester classes on Monday, Aug. 19. WC finished last year with a balanced budget and “gold standard,” 10-year re-accreditation and is beginning the new term with anticipated enrollment growth, a new strategic plan and a renewed commitment to, as the College’s mission states, “preparing, educating and inspiring students for lives of service and success.”
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