Education

This rendering shows the proposed new digital scoreboard planned for Fairbanks Local Schools' stadium. The scoreboard will be funded entirely through donations from Scotts Miracle-Gro, Memorial Health and Union Rural Electric. The district hopes to have it installed before the first home game on Aug. 28. (Graphic submitted)

Parents looking to drop off or pick up students at Fairbanks this Wednesday will use the northern entrance and new campus access road, shown above in red. Vehicles will enter off Route 38, drive around the football stadium, loop behind the high school and then drive back around. The drop-off area is labeled in blue. The southern entrance, shown above in orange, will be for buses and staff parking only. (Graphic submitted)

Pictured above, at right, is Hunter Horsley, the winner of North Lewisburg’s Bicentennial Commemorative Postmark competition. Triad students were asked to submit designs which where then judged by the Bicentennial Committee members. The commemorative postmark will be available during Labor Day weekend celebrations, with a postmaster stationed at North Lewisburg Community Park to officially stamp items brought by residents and visitors. While there is only one overall winner, Horsley’s entry and three other finalists’ designs will be used in promotional materials in the coming months. Each student received a framed banner featuring their design along with a thank-you and monetary award from the village. Pictured with Horsley are, from left, Addison Kielman, Kaitlyn Herron and Serenity Vinson. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel delivers the keynote address during Ohio Hi-Point Career Center’s Class of 2026 Convocation Ceremony on Wednesday at Bellefontaine High School. Speaking before graduates, families and supporters gathered in a packed gymnasium, Tressel encouraged students to approach the future with “an attitude of gratitude,” surround themselves with positive influences and maintain perspective through life’s challenges and successes. The ceremony celebrated the Class of 2026 under the theme “Prepared by Grit, Powered by Opportunities,” while recognizing student achievements in academics, workforce preparation, military service and post-secondary education. Several Marysville students were among those highlighted during the ceremony, including Senior Student of the Year Eugenia Matta Trujillo and master of ceremonies Kyan Thomas. (Photos submitted)

The Marysville Theater Program showcases its award-winning performance of "Anything Goes," as seen pictured above. (Photo submitted)

Jonathan Alder College, Career, Workforce and Military Readiness Coordinator Nicole Schrock is shown above addressing a group of community leaders recently. The program will be wrapping up its first year in the district in the coming weeks. (Photo submitted)

Members of the MHS Prom Court, pictured above, from left to right, are Emma Wing, Drew Chaffin, Anastasia Hurtado Bohorquez, Greg Barrera Superville, Carlos Acosta Negrette, Natalie Fair, Maddie Conrad, Grady Evans, Keilana Ferguson and A’viyon Peppers. (Photo submitted)