Brent Snavely

Board members impressed with Perry

Timko, Ottolenghi joust over phonics

Decision clips Sharon by one-tenth

West central aims to make children well

Evaluation process varies: Board rating systems for superintendents are not standard

Pryce, Tiberi, share motivations with school

Memorial garden honors Jones

Liberty to build new barrier near Worthington Hills

Board gets peek at multi-age classrooms

Kilbourne students press Pryce on education issues

Academy honors St. Michael's science efforts

Bike path suits Worthington Hills

Barnhard Group suing over management of The Lakes

Agencies worry about welfare reform

United Way has week to gather $4.3 million

Board will get more formal in recording meetings

GE offers district 2 years for tax payback

Stock market game teaching economics

Perry student injures principal

Seven earn 'Golden Apples'

Parents for Academics First promises to bounce back: Group has been quiet since failing to deliver petitions

Officials vow to seek answers for weak areas on test

Planned communities responds to Barnhards

Parents concerned about multiple-choice spelling

Residents show interest in character

KMS assembly addresses shoplifting: Discussion leads to a couple of 'confessions'

Students hone skills at pizza shop

Residents may see improvements issued

Thomas bleachers are unfit, officials say

School board gets first look at 1997-98 tax budget

Timko: Officials involved in 'hoax'

Wild things going on at the Columbus Zoo

Redistricting and rankings top '96 news

Wink steps down after 23 years as school secretary

District moves to deal with Sutter mold

Board to discuss leadership, budget at first '97 meeting

HVAC projects burn up repair dollars

Timko questions priority of repairs

Cold brings buses, school day to halt

Proficiency test success skyrockets

Sutter Park staff members describe respiratory and skin problems

The right to live; Carlson fought hard to keep the gift of life

Academics First group pushes for action

Board accepts $74.2 million tax plan

German student glad to gain football experience

Hasbrouck wants focus to be on academics

Three-year high school idea ripped

Hopton thrilled to tackle challenge of Helen Keller in Alabama

Parents protest FCS class; Group: Family and Consumer Sciences invades privacy

Accelerated reading program excites board

Board members review treasurer's contract

Hearing center prepares deaf adults for jobs

Minister encourages sophomores

Teacher defends FCS class against criticism

New EMIS reports on the way

Board to seek grandstand estimates; Thomas stadium work could cost at least $600,000

District won't be on May ballot

Spelling presentation turns into debate

New administrators keep their eyes on curriculum; Asbury happy with 'curriculum team'

Board accepts FCS revision

School fight leads to stabbing; Police expect more arrests

Education Foundation prepares major campaign

Festival helps students consider health

Allen driven to make bus system run smoothly

State posts updated EMIS numbers

District receives project proposals; Timko: Stadium work can cost much less

District believes programs are BEST

Sessions deal with legal, personal matters

Rudell goes to D.C. to cut her journalism teeth

Board members love Web site

Graduation rate puzzles officials

Board could vote on Thomas repairs Monday

District officials await word on pending legal cases

Parents want clearer science class choices

Worthingway math team fifth in state

Polaris continues to attract office developments

New grandstand to cost $505,000; Board accepts Alabama bid for Thomas bleachers

Bahorek's raise approved with no public discussion

T-shirts help raise cash for bone marrow drive; Students pitch in for Noelle

Residents criticize repair plan

Planned Communities to buy Barnhards' Lakes stake; Deal will make lawsuit 'go away'

Bonnell gave much to Worthington area

District may replace Sutter carpets

Students build house, and a future, through Habitat

Hanes surprised at swift response; Higher fence at Sharon Woods added to proposed state budget

Perry student assaults teacher

Asbury: Ruling shouldn't hurt here

Mold testing is positive, but Sutter still needs work

Facilities panel works to finalize recommendations

Students must make science choices

Amphitheater noise talks frustrate Westerville

Leahy: Amphitheater song will remain the same

Butterfield's job change leaves a void

Bond issue may surface in fall; Draft study recommends a ballot issue to pay for the district's facilities projects

Board approves 2-year administrator contracts

Kilbourne dance team continues 'superior' run

Meeting positive; noise concerns remain

Dissenting judges fear large tax hike; Stratton plays key role in opinion

Five students take firsts in state Relflections contest

Owner: Road closing seals fate of Ryan's IGA