⛳ John Glenn golf standout Noah Dever signs with Charleston University. The senior's impressive career includes two MVL Player of the Year titles and Second Team All-Ohio honors after finishing ninth at this year's Division II State Tournament. During Dever's four years, the Muskies captured four MVL championships and qualified twice for the state tournament, finishing seventh this season. The multi-sport athlete also earned Academic All-Ohio recognition and played four years of basketball for John Glenn. Dever's signing continues his athletic journey at the NCAA Division II level.
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💰 Fracking funds $9.6 million makeover for Ohio's largest state park. The Ohio Controlling Board released the money Monday for improvements at Salt Fork State Park, marking one of the first purchases from oil and gas extraction in parks. Meanwhile, Governor DeWine wants to allocate $100 million to public colleges based on graduates' employment success, while former Senator Sherrod Brown launched a non-partisan organization promoting "Dignity of Work" policies. State lawmakers have also detailed a proposal for $600 million in state-backed bonds to help build a new Cleveland Browns stadium in suburban Brook Park.
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📚 Cambridge Middle School launches new programs to boost student success. Principal Jennifer Lorenz and department heads shared data-driven initiatives during a recent board meeting, highlighting specific improvement areas and key practices. The school is expanding career tech courses, including an agriculture partnership with Mid-East Career and Technology Centers implementing the Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grant. Teachers from various departments discussed their efforts to increase student achievement, while the ROX program continues promoting healthy relationships and leadership among sixth-grade girls. Superintendent Dan Coffman emphasized the district's commitment to preparing students for successful futures through data-informed decisions.
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