Another Mansfield City Schools teacher has achieved Master Teacher designation, as defined by the State of Ohio, while two others have successfully renewed their Master Teacher status.
Kevin Stone, co-chair of the district’s Master Committee, said Dawn Williams of Woodland Elementary School has earned her Master Teacher designation. Kathryn Laser of Malabar Intermediate and Kathleen Kranch of Sherman Elementary have achieved renewals. More…
Editor’s Note: I cannot resist sharing that the person posting this story on 1812Blockhouse greatly dislikes both sweet potatoes and, unfortunately, watermelon.
For some fourth-graders at Malabar Intermediate School, the final days of the school year included a hands-on exercise in citizen action, triggered by dislike for sweet potato fries on the cafeteria menu.
Teacher Lisa Koplan explained. “My two classes have been learning about government and how to make peaceful changes in your community,” she said. More…
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More than $33 million was awarded Wednesday by the Ohio Department of Education to 46 school districts and consortiums of districts to improve the language and literacy development of our state’s children.
Recipients included the Mansfield-based Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center (MOESC), which serves students in Richland, Crawford, and Morrow Counties, as well as Mansfield City Schools. More…
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All students in Mansfield City Schools will have access to free lunches during the 2018-2019 school year, regardless of family income level.
The Board of Education on Tuesday approved the district’s participation in the Ohio Department of Education’s community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program. That 5-0 vote formally authorized food service manager Lauren Ellsworth to submit the required application to have the program in place by the first day of school on Aug. 23. All students already are eligible for free breakfasts at their respective schools. More…
If past years are an indication, the Mansfield Senior High commons will be overflowing Thursday evening for the Mansfield School Employees Association’s annual Celebration of Education. More…
The arrows are flying at Spanish Immersion School — and that’s a good thing.
Anna Slade steadied her aim, drew back on her bow string and let her third arrow fly toward the target nearly 20 feet away. It landed where the first two had, virtually dead center, so close that all three arrow points were touching. More…
In addition to personnel actions which resulted in substantial media coverage this past week, the Mansfield City Schools Board of Education made decisions at their most recent meeting concerning district facilities and equipment. More…
Alaya Grose made it official this week: She will enroll at Ohio University to run track for the Bobcats.
The Tyger track star, who will receive a full-ride scholarship, signed her letter of intent to attend OU during a ceremony on the Mansfield Senior High auditorium stage. More…
Mansfield City Schools Kindergarten registration for the 2018-2019 school year will be held at each of the district’s elementary schools from April 16 through June 3. Children must be 5 years old on or before August 1.
Parents or guardians may call their local school to make an appointment during school hours. The times of 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM are recommended. Additional times can be scheduled upon request. More…
All Mansfield City Schools buildings will be closed for spring break until Monday, April 9.
The MCS Board of Education will not have its usual first-Tuesday-of-the-month meeting. The board’s next regular meeting will be on April 17. More…
The Mansfield City Schools Board of Education will act tonight on a resolution to waive competitive bidding, as allowed by state statute, for an upgrade of security cameras at Mansfield Senior High School and Mansfield Middle School.
Action will come during the board’s regular meeting at 5:30 PM at the Raemelton administration building, 856 W. Cook Road. More…
A teacher who “is constantly striving for effective ways to reach all learners” is Mansfield City Schools’ Every Student, Every Day Champion for February.
Veronica Williams-Payne, the district’s recently appointed talented and gifted teacher, previously taught science at Mansfield Middle School. She was nominated for the monthly champion award by fellow teacher Sherry Reese-Vaught who called her “an inspiration to me.” More…
