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150 students activate HOPE with Sweethearts & Heroes
Courtesy of the Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union Teammates Tom Murphy and Sgt. Rick Yarosh smile with Levi Machia, a 6th-grader at The Neshobe School in Brandon. RNESU hosted the anti-bullying and suicide prevention program, March 18 An amazing duo of […] Read More The post 150 students activate HOPE with Sweethearts & Heroes appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Granville High School Honors Top Ten Scholars: Our Local Students Shine Bright
Granville High School has acknowledged its top ten students for their academic accomplishments. The valedictorian, Victoria Willson, was the class president and a member of the National Honor Society and Math Club. She aims to study pre-pharmacy at St. Michael's College, aspiring to be a pharmacist. She highlighted the need for balance between school, home, and friendships.
Granville Elementary School's Career Day: Preparing Local Sixth Graders for Future Professions
Granville Elementary School's Career Day has given sixth graders a glimpse into various future professions, from welding to culinary arts to IT. The school's Guidance Counselor, Mr. Healy, emphasizes the importance of academic excellence and a strong work ethic for future career success.
Castleton Bridge Initiative Hosts Free 1-Day University Event for Local Residents
The Castleton Bridge Initiative is hosting a 1-Day University event with free classes. These classes are open to adults, high school students, and children aged 11 to 13 with a parent. They cover various topics, including pickleball, beginner beekeeping, and philosophy. The classes run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with lunch breaks at noon.
Argyle Central School Celebrates Artistic Excellence with 2024 National Art Honor Society Induction
The Argyle Central School's National Art Honor Society recently conducted its 2024 induction ceremony. New members Ashlynne Branan, Madison Jameson, and McKenzie Sterling joined the ranks of existing members like Alyssa Benson, Cayden Charlebois, and Carlie Depew. Local artist and muralist Hannah Williams was the guest speaker at the event.
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