Tag: Education
Random Acts of Walbridge names scholarship winner
WALBRIDGE — Random Acts has been a regular after-church bubble tea and milkshake stop for the Desiree’ Wilkins family for several years now.
Lessons for young and old: 2nd & 7 introduces BGHS athletes to 2nd graders
A new program at Bowling Green City Schools pairs high school athletes with elementary classrooms.
Enrollment continues to grow at Penta
PERRYSBURG – Penta Career Center continues to see growth in enrollment.
BGSU spring deans’ list released
Bowling Green State University undergraduate students who achieved grade point averages of 3.5 or better have been named to the spring semester deans’ list.
Hands-on at Penta STEM camp
PERRYSBURG — Students learned how to make croissants, construct tool boxes and learned welding as part of STEM Summer Camp at Penta Career Center.
St. Ursula Academy bestows honors on BG students
TOLEDO — St. Ursula Academy presented prestigious awards to two Bowling Green residents at its commencement ceremony on May 21 at the Toledo Museum of Art’s Peristyle theater.
Area students attend Buckeye Girls, Boys State
These are the local high school juniors, submitted to the Sentinel-Tribune, who will be attending Buckeye Girls State at Bowling Green State University next week and Buckeye Boys State, which will be held at Miami University, Oxford.
Back at BGSU: Buckeye Girls State returns
By Sydney Leyerle
BG’s Higgins wins national merit scholarship
Bowling Green High School graduate Chloe Higgins has been awarded the Hagan Scholarship, a nationwide need-based, renewable merit scholarship designed to provide recipients with the opportunity to graduate college with as little debt as possible.
New BG superintendent given per diem rate until he officially starts
Bowling Green City Schools will pay its new superintendent a per diem rate of $612.65 per day until he starts Aug. 1.
