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Struthers students get lesson in bullying and kindness
To encourage the students to live the lessons they learned from Seitz and his mother, the school will be implementing a “pay-it-forward” initiative through the use of sky-blue plastic bracelets.
MCCTC design, print program gives students competitive edge
The Digital Print and Design program at MCCTC recently received a national accreditation, and its faculty members are certified to teach a two-year PrintED program.
Boardman schools to put new, 10-year levy on May ballot
District officials say the state funding formula doesn’t work for Boardman.
Fairhaven, Hubbard students share special bond
The Fairhaven Bulldog and the Hubbard Eagle cheered during Wednesday’s basketball game at Fairhaven School in Niles, along with members of Hubbard band members and cheerleaders and band members, who had lunch with Fairhaven students afterward.
Jackson-Milton Elementary hosts food drive
Jackson-Milton Elementary hosts food drive
Boardman schools celebrate 100 years
Boardman Local Schools have long history of music, drama and arts education
Mohip pleads for more progress, stands by dire outlook remarks
Youngstown City Schools CEO Krish Mohip said he stands by comments made about a possible grim future for the district.
Jakubec’s school board term ends, but not involvement in schools
Ken Jakubec’s final term with Austintown Board of Education ended as 2018 began, but at nearly 71 years old, Jakubec has no intentions to stop helping the school if he’s needed.
Boardman family’s musical tradition spans generations
Ed Smrek has passed down music tradition to five children and 10 grandchildren.
Youngsters get coats to stave off winter’s wrath
A Boardman Township financial firm donated coats to students in four elementary schools.
Youngstown schools’ two-hour delay went ‘better than expected’
Youngstown City Schools will be closed today and Friday following the district’s first two-hour delay