Continental Elementary School took a step back in time this morning, celebrating the opening of a time capsule from 25 years ago.
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The Mercer County Educational Service Center hosted its annual Professional Learning Conference, and more than 1,200 teachers and administrators from 13 districts were in attendance.
It was paradise for area bookworms as the AAUW Book Fair kicked into high gear Tuesday. At 4 p.m., the doors opened, and people rushed inside the former Rite Aid at West Elm Street and Eastown Road to find their next good read.
Lima City Council President Jamie Dixon said it’s important to show students they are supported. “We want to make sure that we have a place that is able to teach the children the wisdom, the knowledge, the tools, the skills that they need to have, but ultimately knowing that the community is rallying behind them,” Dixon said. “Because every time that we make sure that community is around, that the kids have the support and the love they have, they'll be more than willing to excel.”
“Now that you know what you know, and you know where some of our students come from, and maybe some obstacles that they have at home, how can you gage your teaching to meet the needs of all the students,” Winkler said.
ADA, Ohio (WLIO) - It was an exciting afternoon for the students at Ada Schools. In honor of National Library Week, teachers and staff coopera…
Some of Lima’s best and brightest students were recognized for their hard work.
Organizers said the event provided students with a chance to understand the importance of their education while exploring potential career pathways.
Many Elida residents voiced strong concerns about the financial future of Elida Local Schools at Tuesday night's special board of education meeting. Currently, the Elida School Board is weighing the idea of putting out a $2.7 million renewal levy as the current levy expires at the end of 2025. In the unofficial 5-year forecast presented by Elida Treasurer Larry Kaiser, the district's expenses are forecasted to outpace revenues by an increasingly growing margin. On Tuesday evening, many Elida residents publicly addressed the board with their concerns if a renewal levy is not pursued.
Laughter is one of the first forms of communication, and today teachers found out how it can help in the classroom. National comedian and former teacher Devin Siebold getting a lot of laughs from several hundred Lima City School teachers and support staff. Today was an in-service for them to take time and work on professional development and lesson planning. Siebold knows firsthand how stressful it can be in the classroom and says humor can be a big help.