| Education Briefs: 07-28-12 |
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| Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff |
| Saturday, 28 July 2012 07:24 |
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Otsego dedication rescheduled TONTOGANY - The Otsego Elementary Dedication program has been rescheduled for Sept. 16 at 2 p.m. at the new school. The open house for elementary parents and students is Aug. 21 from 6 to 7 p.m. An open house for the general public will be scheduled once construction is completed. Area adults complete programs at Penta Career Center Penta Career Center Adult & Continuing Education division announced that 49 area adults completed full-time programs in 2011-12. The students were honored on May 17 during a special graduation ceremony at Penta. Cory Stine, director of admissions at Owens Community College, was the guest speaker. Also participating in the graduation ceremony was Ronald Matter, superintendent of Penta Career Center and Kevin Whitlatch, director of Adult & Continuing Education at Penta. Local adults that completed full-time programs included: Auto Body Collision Repair: Eric Coleman Sr., Fostoria. Builder, Contractor & Remodeler Technology: Andrew Acosta, Perrysburg, and Marc Robinett Sr., Bowling Green. Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration: Daniel Croley, Northwood; Joshua Cutcher, Millbury, and Joseph Juarez, Walbridge. Welding/Fabrication: David Sherpinskas, Perrysburg. Akron will offer all students free breakfast, lunch AKRON, Ohio (AP) - A large northeast Ohio district will provide free breakfasts and lunches for all students starting next school year under a new option in the national school lunch program. Akron already offers free breakfasts for all students and free lunches for elementary students. The Akron Beacon Journal reports the school board decided this week to provide free lunches for middle and high school pupils. It's taking advantage of a new option in Ohio and other states that helps cover meal costs and no longer requires individual applications for free and reduced-price lunches in low-income communities. Half of the students in Akron's program had automatically qualified for free lunches because they get food stamps or other government aid. The district expects to save money because it won't be processing program applications. |
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