Education

NORTH BALTIMORE – Powell Elementary’s principal channeled her inner Gryffindor and created a points program that rewards good behavior.

ROSSFORD – Rossford Schools is going to build a new multi-purpose facility to allow sports teams to train inside.

When Beth Vaughn tells people she teaches choir, their response is either they can’t sing, or they were told by their music teacher they can’t sing.

PERRYSBURG – Owens Community College is raising its tuition at the same time it is seeing an increase in enrollment.

Randy Gardner, chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education, presented the annual report on the State of Higher Education in Ohio as the guest speaker for the Bowling Green Rotary Club.

Two community forums will be held to discuss the plan for Bowling Green City Schools facilities.

MAUMEE — First Presbyterian Church of Maumee is offering its fifth program in a series of afternoon recitals on Feb. 17 at 1 p.m., with a program featuring instrumental music graduate students from Bowling Green State University.

The three Perrysburg High School DECA students in charge of a career fair for Hull Prairie Intermediate School were Sydney Toon, from left, Kate Petrie and Kyle Ohanian. Among the 30 presenters at the Jan. 14 event were Perrysburg Municipal Court Judge Aram Ohanian; Capt. Rebecca McMonigail with the Wood County Sheriff’s Office; meteorologist Chris Vickers; Brad Rhegness, owner and operator of Off the Rails Food Trolley; Kara Svendson, Wood County Court Appointed Special Advocate; and Alexandra Burris with the Toledo Zoo.

The Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program and the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Foundation are accepting scholarship applications for 2022 through March 1.

Conneaut Elementary has released the names of its students who were awarded Bobcat Proud status for the first quarter.