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‘inappropriate language’ sidelines assistant coach
“I wish the person would have signed it, so I could talk with them, but they didn’t,” Sexton said.
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The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the Ohio
“They’re learning a lot about the past and that there’s a value to it,” she said.
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Lessons in the kitchen: GCCS cafeteria employees and managers get trained on new recipes, safety standards
“I think there’s a great opportunity to increase [student] participation [in buying school lunch],”
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Celebrity chef gives New Albany school’s annual fundraiser a boost
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Man charged with public sexual act near daycare
At a hearing on Friday, he was granted pre-trial release from jail, but Floyd County Superior Court No. 3 Judge Maria Granger issued a no contact order protecting the daycare center.
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Borden principal to return to school
In a short school board meeting Thursday afternoon, the West Clark Community Schools board approved an addendum to an employment contract that would allow Borden High School Principal Lisa Nale back on the job as early as Oct. 7.
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IUS announces enrollment figures, goals during annual chancellor's address
During the annual State of the Campus address Thursday afternoon, Chancellor Sandra Patterson-Randles told the audience that filled the Stem Concert Hall at the Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center that the campus set a new record this fall with 7,178 students, which is an increase of 4.9 percentage points from 2009.
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Moving on: Students, teachers get used to new schools at NA-FC
“You have to get to know people. You have to learn all these new names. It’s kind of scary at first. You don’t know them and they don’t know you.”
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Straight ‘A’ educator: St. Anthony teacher makes top 10 list
She also wrote about how teaching is more than a career. It’s a vocation.
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Welcome to the doghouse
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