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OHSAA high school track and field | Division II regional results Saturday
Greater Canton high school track and field athletes who earned automatic Division II state berths during Saturday's regional meets. The top four in each event automatically qualify,. Division II. AT AUSTINTOWN FITCH. Boys high jump. 4, Julius Kimbrough (Canton South) 6-3 Boys shot put. 4, Diontae Lester (Marlington) 50-0 HIGH...
Alliance Schools plans pre-K, kindergarten registration event
Alliance City Schools this week plans a registration assistance day for families with incoming preschoolers and kindergartners. Stop by the administrative offices at 500 Glamorgan St. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to get help registering your student. Enter through door #17 and head to Room 103. School district officials say children are not fully registered until all forms are filled out and documents have been turned in.
Alliance High graduates 193 students
The Alliance High School Class of 2024 graduated May 19 during commencement exercises in the school’s auditorium. The class of 193 students received diplomas during the event. Top Scholars for the class were Seth Dillon and Anna Eversdyke, who both spoke during the event. The Top 10 of the Class of 2024 was Seth Dillon, Anna Eversdyke, Kevin Frazier, Samuel Gress, Eva Miller, Elizabeth Recchiuti, Caroline Reich, Alea Simbro, Lily Walker and Adam Zumbar. Sunday's keynote speaker was beloved English teacher Chris Schillig. For more photos, check out a gallery at the-review.com.
Maple Ridge Elementary PTA Donates $20,000 to Enhance Local School Resources
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United High School's Day of Memory set May 25
United High School’s annual Day of Memory will be 10 a.m. Saturday at a new location due to construction at the school. This year’s event will be at the entrance to the football stadium, to the rear of the school. Student Council sponsors the event as an opportunity...
Joseph French named new president of Stark County Catholic Schools
French is former CEO of Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health. French is succeeding Rev. Donald King. The Louisville native is a parishioner at St. Francis of Assisi in Canton. Joseph French has been appointed president of Stark County Catholic Schools. French replaces the Rev. Donald King, who has held the...
Sebring McKinley graduates celebrate
Members of Sebring McKinley High School’s Class of 2024 received their diplomas Sunday during a ceremony filled with tradition and special moments. School district and school officials took part in the event, which included addresses from Valedictorian Blake Thomas and Salutatorians Robert L. Helmick III and Velicity Twaddle. Sebring Local Superintendent Toni Viscounte gave the welcome address, and certified the class. McKinley Principal Brian Clark and School Board President Debra Green awarded the diplomas. During the event, Green paid tribute to a fallen member of the school’s Class of 2024, Emily Waseman. She died in 2014 after a battle with a rare form of brain cancer, at age 9. Green awarded her parents, Brian and Stefani Waseman, an honorary diploma in Emily’s name. The Sebring McKinley Class of 2024 had 33 members. The student completed several annual rituals during and after the commencement exercises, including the turning of tassels on their mortar boards, a ceremonial tossing of their caps outside the school and a short parade during which friends and family honor the students who just received their diplomas.
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