Boardman grad studies dolphins

Boardman grad studies dolphins

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Kiersten Rader of Boardman recently returned from a 5-month internship in Hawaii, where she studied Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins with Dolphin Quest.

Rader is a junior studying animal sciences and psychology at The Ohio State University. The 2009 Boardman High graduate is the daughter of Dave and Colleen Rader of Boardman.

St. Patrick sign-up

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St. Patrick School is accepting kindergarten through eighth-grade registration for the 2011-12 school year at the school office at 38 E. Water St.

Financial-aid applications are available. The school accepts the Ohio Ed. Choice Scholarship (voucher) and offers busing from Liberty, Brookfield, Hubbard and Youngstown.

There is a before- and after-school child-care program that operates from 7 a.m. through 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Call the school at 330-534-2509 to receive a registration packet, set up a tour or shadow for a day. The school has a new Web address, www.stpatshubbard.com.

Hubbard principal earns state award

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Robyn D. Fette, assistant principal at Hubbard Elementary School, has been named the Ohio Association of Elementary School Administrators 2012 assistant principal. This is the first year an assistant principal has been selected.

“Robyn exemplifies the best in school leadership,” association executive director Julie Davis said. “No other profession in the nation exerts a greater influence on children.”

Vindicator staff reports

GRADS LIST

The following students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted:

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, Columbus

Austintown: John C. Visgak, agriculture.

Boardman: Caitlin P. Bistrica, science, cum laude; Thayne R. Johnson, arts, magna cum laude.

Canfield: Matthew C. Firestone, pharmaceutical sciences; David J. Keffler, arts.

Columbiana: Andrew G. Kimble, arts.

Hanoverton: Tavin R.J. Weeda, arts.

Hubbard: Dominic J. DiMauro, arts; Bryan M. Rosine, electrical and computer engineering.

Lisbon: Janee’ E. Mays, hospitality management.

Newton Falls: Adrian W. Lange, doctor of philosophy.

Niles: Earon M. Denovchek, science, summa cum laude and with honors; Kate J. Lorenzetti, science; Michael T. Walsh, construction-systems management.

Poland: Alec R. Budinsky, business administration; Joshua A. Ginnetti, civil engineering; Cory M. Strait, mechanical engineering.

Salem: Lyndsay J. Nezbeth, agriculture; Casey M. Skowron, agriculture; Keith M. Viola, associate in applied science; Sarah A. Yerkey, human ecology, cum laude; Joshua D. Kuszmaul, agriculture.

Warren: Lauren A. Bezilla, hospitality management; Jason E. Casterline, hospitality management; Melissa A. Sanders, arts; Zachary T. Talstein, science, environment and natural resources.

Youngstown: Eartha A. Terrell, journalism; Daniel O. Oder, science.

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, Cincinnati

Poland: Francesca Popovich, arts.

Youngstown: Curtis Ingram, master of science in criminal justice and human services.