Howland School Board Approves Gifted Program
Howland Local Board of Education approved a gifted program for grades four through six and authorized a teacher for fall. The district clarified building names, approved field trip guidelines, and an agreement with Northeastern Television of Ohio for educational TV services. Several staff changes, summer school staffing, leaves, and contracts were noted, along with grants for energy awareness, learning stations, reading and music, and foreign language. The district earned a commendation from East Ohio Gas for energy savings totaling 183000 over five years, and lunch milk program costs may rise to 80 cents to 155 next year. The next board meeting is June 18 with a budget hearing July 14.
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Howland High
Howland Springs
North Road
Howland Glen
H.C. Mines
Northeastern Television of
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North East Ohio
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
East Ohio Gas Company
Home protection talk from 9271 Hillview Dr
John Dunlap profiles Gilmore a home protection advocate from Hillview Drive who distributes for A T O the world’s largest security systems maker He explains wireless intrusion fire and medical alert systems designed for homes or small businesses and emphasizes protection over fear citing the reality of burglars and fires without heavy statistics.
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John Dunlap
Gilmore
Hillview Dr
A.T.O
Summer office hours set by local schools
Local schools publish summer schedules with administration offices and switchboard open 7 30 am to 3 30 pm Monday through Friday until August 31 except 11 30 to 12 30. High school hours vary junior high open 8 am to 3 30 pm through July 2 closed until August 11. New student registration 9 am to 3 pm on open days. Elementary offices closed June 19 to August 20. Gilmore promotes a wireless home alarm linking to a central station for police fire or ambulance calls with a handheld unit for emergencies.
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Gilmore
Morgandale Elementary honors three retiring staff members
Morgandale Elementary School honored three retiring employees at a school banquet attended by Nick Macris superintendent Dr James LaPolla school board member and John Pizzola former Morgandale principal. Carolyn Knoop 42 years in education 24 years in Howland and Virginia Jones 35 years in education 26 at Morgandale were recognized along with librarian Martha Smerik.
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Morgandale_ Elementary
Nick Macris
James LaPolla
John Pizzola
Morgandale
Carolyn Knoop
Virginia Jones
Martha Smerik
Joseph Yurcho
Hillside honors its volunteers at annual luncheon
Hillside Hospital held its Volunteer Awards Luncheon in the recreation department. Joseph B. Selden and Nancy Kowach presented awards to volunteers for hours served including Vernon Perrine with 1,303 hours, Ruth Fath 3,000 hours, and several others. The Hillside Volunteers provided afternoon entertainment, and each honoree received a silk rose corsage.
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Hillside
June Johnson
Howland Bandwagon Daily Reads and Page Guide
Inside today's Bandwagon readers find page by page notes on graduations society weddings and engagements club news and school district activities page 9 features creative movement classes page 10 photo highlights page 11 fair schedule page 13 14 sports and page 17 congratulations and open houses plus editorials from Lyle Williams Meshel and Joan Cochran Montage column and BBB dry cleaning tips Turn to Page 2 for more items and commentary.
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Harry Meshel
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Joan Cochran
Mortar Board
Better Business Bureau
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Jack Gilmore
John Emanuel
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Cindy Christopher
Howland Bandwagon
Trumbull County Fair
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