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Local 3rd Graders at Leroy Elementary Showcase Historical Figures in Wax Museum
At Leroy Elementary, students worked tirelessly learning about important people throughout history. These 3rd grade Lions worked hard to showcase their effort in the wax museum. Families enjoyed learning about people that have made a big impact in our history. Special thanks to the Leroy Elementary community for submitting this Five Star Story. This story exemplifies our ELEVATE Focus Area: Diverse Learning. Sharing stories of how students receive engaging learning experiences and the focused-attention they need through appropriate student-to-staff ratios and varied programming.Visit here for more details.
Ravenswood High School Introduces New Therapy Dog, Nutter, to Enhance Student Well-being
• West Virginia's newest therapy dog, a Labrador Retriever named Nutter, has been introduced to students at Ravenswood High School in Jackson County. • Nutter is the latest addition to the state's Friends with Paws program.
Farm Bar Ravenswood Opens Tuesday Night
RAVENSWOOD — Farm Bar Ravenswood, from the owners of the popular Farm Bar Lakeview, will open at 4 p.m. Tuesday. The restaurant in the former Land & Lake space, 1970 W. Montrose Ave., offers a Midwestern-themed menu — with selections like Wisconsin cheese curds and Great Lakes whitefish — featuring produce, honey and other ingredients from co-owner TJ Callahan’s Brown Dog Farm near Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
First Lady Justice introduces newest Friends With Paws therapy dog during assembly at Ravenswood High School
RAVENSWOOD, WV (WVDN) — First Lady Cathy Justice visited Ravenswood High School for an assembly to celebrate the arrival of the state’s next therapy dog through the Friends With Paws program. The dog introduced at today’s event is named Nutter, and he is a Chocolate Labrador Retriever. “We have seen how impactful our Friends With […] The post First Lady Justice introduces newest Friends With Paws therapy dog during assembly at Ravenswood High School appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
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