Brent Snavely

Board gets first look at 1996-97 tax budget

Westerville skeptical of amphitheater's efforts

District turned focus from ballot, financial issues in '95

Teachers have one-time $750 payment coming Jan. 15

Summer school planning is year-round process

Dowd funnels energy into homeless foundation

District officials look forward to fresh start in 1996

Campaign reports still missing

Officials relieved that DARE has been extended

Students, staff share 'giving' spirit for holidays

District to host open forum on redistricting

Grant, Hasbrouck elected to lead board

School officials react swiftly to make closing decision

Tax budget shows spending near $72 million

Concert to ring in arrival of new children's fun

Proficiency test scores drop for Worthington

Proficiency test scores drop for Worthington

Weather, holidays keep students out of school

King inspires Worthington students to write

Program held in honor of King

High schools similar on proficiency tests: District seeks answers for declining scores

Stickboy outrocks competition

Wilson Hills students chip in for new state seal

Slate Hill introduces board to 'problem-based' learning

Sophomores return to Griswold

Music Man cast overcomes weather

Fields makes quick return to campaigning

Beating the odds: Carlsons live to fullest despite battle with ALS

Council OKs special capital projects

Board unanimous in support of treasurer's performance

Residents stress stability for student assignments

Dream leads to sweet choir fund-raiser

Sixth-graders make plans to study Hawaii

White House Bistro news spreads quickly

Desire for stability hurts alternative chances

Alternative school unlikely in near future

Nowacki loves time spent tutoring students

Transportation workers go extra mile in cold

Blinn uses ingenuity to create music box

Delaware county man's wartime letters are published

PTA leaders angry Timko released scores

School Board brings Biology, Earth Science courses back to life [Biological and Earth Systems Science (BESS)]

Graduates say district prepared them well for college

Garden to be Paul Jones Memorial

Expert warns of estate plan pitfalls

Rotary Club 'beets' the competition

Polaris, Olentangy officials question Mill's move

Tests help evaluate teachers, Timko says

Answers sought in Schooler's death

Numerous locals will carry olympic torch

Program introduces engineering

Slate Hill plants ideas with Sead

Parents rate 'safety first' for redistricting

Officials: Resignation leaves district short

Open enrollment could minimize redistricting pain

Impact Fees are too late to help Worthington

Colonial Hills Robotics Program opens door to meeting with Gore

Rosen encourages St. Michael's students to write

Parent says her children won't take tests

Tests aren't fair tool for evaluating staff, officials say

Saaman shows 'promise' by writing two-act play

Worthingway changes help boost student performance

Worthington grads see their paths cross in court

Traditional education group here to stay

Students say exchange is 'tres bien'

Trial team falls short in state competition

Early primary putting crunch on county election board

District ready to unveil new assignment plan

Test may prompt district to move spring break

Students perform environment audits

Douglas honored for efforts to raise money for poor

Board not likely to delay Monday redistricting vote

School earns Apple Honor

Most district schools would feel redistricting impact

Polaris back in business with Wingate Inn

Most parents pleased with redistricting plan: But some say they're bearing the brunt of moves

Board members feel good about public's support

Asbury, with state backing, guides redistricting process

Eight-year-old sends cheer to soldier overseas

Asbury: Tests show we have work to do

Program takes great care to make children feel at home

Theater spans generations

District spells out assignments

Board approves funds for technology

Four Worthington seniors yet to pass ninth-grade test

Greeting cards aid rain forests

Russians impressed with smiling, active Americans

Officials question state's 12-grade tests

O'Brien's dream continues to grow in Polaris area

Board member resigns: Swinehart to finish out school year

Students prepare for proms

Worthington Hills students get jump start on careers

Whitaker to end 20-year teaching career here

Board candidates have until May 17

Board increases length of spring break

Business Partnership Council to help students find work

Mock accident reveals results of drunken driving

Timko decries high teacher salaries

Polaris Amphitheater to try security with a smile

Casto set to fill Polaris void left by Mills Corp.