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Hancock County Schools are actively seeking qualified mechanics to fill current vacancies, addressing a growing concern raised by school officials and board members. Efforts are underway to develop solutions for these staffing challenges, which have resulted in outsourcing for mechanic services.
Hancock County Schools are actively seeking to fill mechanic vacancies due to a shortage in the district. School officials are exploring innovative solutions to attract qualified mechanics and reduce reliance on outsourcing for maintenance services. This initiative reflects a growing concern over staffing in essential roles within local educational institutions.
The College of St. Joseph the Worker, a newly established trade college in downtown Steubenville, emphasizes hands-on learning and aims to cultivate virtuous community members. This unique institution is the first of its kind in the region, focusing on practical skills and character development in a supportive academic environment.
The College of St. Joseph the Worker has launched in downtown Steubenville, marking a unique addition to the education landscape as the first trade college in the area. With an innovative focus on engaging students both mentally and physically, the institution aims to develop virtuous and productive community members.
Weirton Elementary has welcomed a new four-legged companion, Clara, a chocolate Labrador, to provide comfort and support to students and staff. This initiative is part of West Virginia's Friends with Paws program, championed by first lady Cathy Justice, emphasizing the importance of emotional support in educational settings.
The comment period for Hancock County Schools' proposed hemp policy is ongoing, with adjustments made by school officials following a Board of Education meeting. The policy will be available for public comment for 30 days, allowing community input on its implementation.
The comment period on Hancock County Schools' proposed hemp policy is ongoing, allowing community members to provide feedback. Adjustments to the policy were discussed during the county Board of Education's meeting on October 15, highlighting the school's commitment to public input in policy-making.
The Leader in Me program at Indian Creek Middle School is empowering students to develop leadership skills and community involvement through various organizations. The initiative will be highlighted during the school's first Club Day, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community.
The Oak Glen Alumni Association held a successful fundraiser, "Light Up the Bear Night," raising $1,000 to support the media production program at Oak Glen High School. This annual event highlights community involvement and the importance of local educational support.
Harding Middle School is set to host its second annual trunk-or-treat event on October 30th, aiming to accommodate around 500 attendees. The event, designed for fifth- and sixth-graders, will take place in the school parking lot from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. This community-focused initiative encourages parental and staff involvement in creating a festive environment for young students.