Olentangy board mulls lunch price increase
The Olentangy school board is considering a price increase for the district’s lunch program starting next year
May 10 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
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Former Humane Society of Delaware County co-director sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison
The former co-director of the Humane Society of Delaware County (HSDC) who stole thousands of dollars from the nonprofit shelter and his co-director will serve three and a half years in prison.
May 7 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Olentangy buying nine new school buses
The Olentangy School District will have nine new buses for the next school year.
Olentangy Liberty athletic director resigns following district probe
The Olentangy Liberty High School athletic director is resigning after a district investigation was launched into how he was handling athletic funds.
Apr 25 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Two Delaware funeral homes consolidating
Two longtime Delaware funeral homes are merging into one business.
Fruit, veggie challenge
From left, Willis Intermediate Principal Heidi Kegley gives a package of apple slices to sixth-grader Shyanne Burns as part of the school’s fruit and vegetable challenge. The event, in which students this week will receive free samples of fruits and veggies, is sponsored with funding from the Friends for Life grant through the Delaware General Health District. Students are being encouraged to increase their fruit and vegetable intake while tracking consumption in their classrooms. On Friday, the classroom with the highest increase of fruits and vegetables consumed will win a classroom party with fruit smoothies and fruit kabobs. (Gazette | Melissa Mackey)
Apr 24 2012 | Posted in Local News | Read More »
1.75 GPA guide proposed for Hayes athletes
Beginning next winter, Hayes High School students who want to participate in athletics might have to work harder in the classroom to achieve and maintain a higher grade point average.
Apr 23 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Olentangy middle-schooler to compete in National Geographic Bee
An Olentangy Berkshire Middle School sixth-grader has always been curious about the world he lives in, which could pay off at a national geography competition in May.