F.I.R.S.T. School, in partnership with Foundations for Living, held a successful Career Day on August 1.
The Renaissance Theatre in Mansfield will host “The Orchestra Swings,” a free, interactive music program from Carnegie Hall.
Richland Astronomical Society invites the public to a free event at the Warren Rupp Observatory on Oct. 4 to celebrate International Observe the Moon Night with presentations, children’s activities, and telescope viewing.
Galion City Schools partners with the Galion Police Department to introduce a new full-time School Resource Officer, Neil Assenheimer.
The Crestline Exempted Village School District Board of Education is scheduled to meet at Crestline High School on September 8 to discuss finances, personnel, and service agreements.
A new series of free guitar lessons offered by The Ohio State University at Mansfield in partnership with Metronome Music will begin on October 22.
Mid-Ohio ESC’s Includapalooza conference brought together nearly 100 educators to learn new strategies for supporting all students, from academic engagement to social and emotional growth.
Galion Police quickly responded to a threat at Galion Middle School, ensuring the safety of students and staff and taking a juvenile into custody after a thorough investigation.
Pioneer Career and Technology Center is starting the new school year with exciting new programs like First Responders and LPN classes, a campus expansion, and a strong focus on preparing students for careers, military service, or college.
Buckeye Central Superintendent Barbara Green sets the tone for the new school year, focusing on unity, refreshed programs, and refined learning experiences.