Wendy M. Lomano

Officials accept decision; Grand jury refuses indictment in rape case

Worthington Ski Club membership is at capacity

Sutter student saves classmate

Problem solvers; Principals present ideas to better middle schools

Middle school concerns renewed by EMIS report; Test scores slip for eighth-graders

Estates class overrun by creepy creatures

Board spends much time behind closed doors; Contract talks were main reason, members say

Parents succeed in getting tougher special-needs transportation laws

Program presents 'Life in the Ninth Grade'

Club W is dead; long live Club W

Rape charge dropped against second high school youth; District starts own investigation

High school programs approved; BESS revisions will continue to be reviewed

Friends honor Beck with scholarship; Courageous girl would have graduated this spring

Bahorek ranks fifth in county by salary

Audit offers 'clean' bill of health

LSY tops 20 teams in Adult Spelling Bee

Kiwanis gives chance to help

School custodians work hard to remain ahead of dirt and grime

Fourth-graders get their turn at state proficiency tests

Asbury says personnel savings are on target

Slate Hill students reach out to earthquake victims

Musicians excel at solo, ensemble contest

Jumping for joy; Students raise money for heart research

Harris killed in accident

State proposal would cost district millions

School officials pleased with graduate survey results

Board won't sell parcel; Potential growth motivates move

Rigo honored with 'Yes I Can' award

District students sink teeth into science, invention

Evening Street students stage 'Castaways'

Board considers five-year plan Monday night

Worthington to follow state's new gun rules

Lord of Life offers hand to homeless

Plethora of roadwork to cost $9.2 million

School board endorses Performance 2000; Five-year plan includes lofty goals

'Harvey' hops into town this weekend

Dorne touched many with her compassion

Worthington students prepare to invade United Kingdom

Teachers to use grant for literature study

Counseling centers team up for Tri-North; Goal is better care for older adults

Polaris awaits occupancy permit from city

Officials upset by drug survey results

District enrollment should peak soon

Students' activities affect drug, alcohol use

Survey: Media, friends say drinking OK; It also states marijuana use up

Project blooms for Covenant students

Kilbourne students 'shadow' professionals

74 percent of seniors pass 12th-Grade Proficiency Test

Porta, Kilbourne's first and only principal, submits resignation

Slate Hill class could be divided

Brookside principal takes time out to teach

Dentist leads fight against 'dip'

Corporate office park planned for Polaris

Turnout light for panel on students' alcohol use

Six seniors tackle test; Only handful left to pass state's proficiency exam

Slate Hill parents frustrated with plan; Sixth-graders could be split among three schools

Porta misses contacts with students

Students primed for prom time

Board OKs new health curriculum

Merit winners express surprise

Student uses Heimlich to save teammate

Baumgardner does it again

Schools to honor Carter

Many donations flow to schools

Technology makes learning fun at Bluffsview

District hopes arrests send message

Paws of Purrfection promises TLC for pets

Asbury's proposed 1995-96 school budget nearly tops $70 million

Curtain comes down on theater season

Board honors super science students

Ponies, cartoon characters, sports stars are a hit at Kids 53 Jubilee

Hayden has hands full with conference

Kilbourne seniors recall last four years

Evening Street students, parents rally around girls; Plane crash kills parents, injures 8-year-old friends

Volunteers produce parenting guide

Worthington In The Know teams advance

Thomas seniors are ready for next level

Schools focus on fun for final days

Asbury trims nearly $1 million from proposed budget

Porta will remember his final class fondly

Test delays four seniors' celebration

Injured girls 'have a long way to go'

Parents sue principal, others, over treatment of 12-year-old son; Officials: We properly handled student with ADD

Board OKs $68.2 million in spending

Donated Japanese flags flown to honor children

Northrup proud of recent grads

Lindsay new WKHS principal

Opinions vary on attention disorder

High school students ace art competitions

District prepares to move on textbook purchases

Books are costly, Sonedecker says

Asbury vows fourth grade will improve on state test

WKHS's Lindsay can't wait to start

Phones ring concerning ADD lawsuit

Students return purse, make woman's day

Exchange will send 14 Kilbourne students to Russia

Worthington Kilbourne hires new marching band director

Boosters provide cash to help a band's flash

Board members approve 3 percent administrative raises for 1995-96

Valuable service of PTAs has expanded over the years; PTAs focus on funds, fun