Ryland Heights Elementary students and staff
give returning veteran and his children a homecoming to remember
Staff Sgt. James Wells hadn't seen his children in 11 months because he has been serving his country in Afghanistan. That changed when Principal Cathy Barwell helped him plan a surprise visit to the school on April 1.
Thank you Ryland Heights Elementary students and staff for paying tribute to Sgt. Wells and his service.
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James Wells rushes to embrace his father, Staff Sgt. Wells. View more pictures of this emotional homecoming by clicking on this link.
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Abby Mullins will present at educator conference
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Abby Mullins gives instruction to students. Photo by The Enquirer/Patrick Reddy. |
The James A. Caywood Elementary School teacher has
been chosen to give a presentation in Chicago on July 22 at the National Conference for Extraordinary Educators.
Her blog, "Inspired Apple, a Teaching Blog by Babbling Abby," attracts an average of about 6,000 visitors from around the world each day. That staggering number included conference officials late last year who discovered her site and invited her to speak.
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Fort Wright students receive real world lesson
Mrs. Fee's fourth-grade students conducted a question and answer session with author Ingrid Law via skype April 2. The students learned how she creates story ideas and develops characters. The students suprised Ms. Law with their ideas for the cover for her next book.
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Mrs. Fee's students shared their cover ideas for Ingrid Law's next book with her via skype. |
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Simon Kenton Winter Guard is wowing audiences
Winter Guard is called the "Sport of the Arts"
because of its intricate sequences of music and dance performances.
The Pioneer team is certainly living up to that description. The skilled team is creating one-of-a-kind indoor theatrical experiences that are leaving spectators and competitors breathless. The team is artistry in motion. Congratulations on an outstanding season.
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