Randy Bradford displays his favorite school bus coffee cup in his office at Centerburg Local Schools.
Elementary students at the Knox Learning Center squint into the morning sun as they display the radishes they pulled from a raised garden bed along the playground fence.
Transition U Director Kim Hood prepares to introduce graduates Ethan Biggs of East Knox; Jacob Coscia of Mount Vernon and Connor Perry of Fredericktown during Friday morning’s commencement ceremony.
Fredericktown Middle School students who have participated in Academic Challenge this year gather to support three sixth-grade teams who will compete again in Mansfield on May 14
Sixteen Knox County high school seniors gather for a group photo Friday after completing employment interviews with 13 local companies at the Knox Technical Center. Photo credit: Knox Area Development
A crowd of approximately 275 fills the Mount Vernon High School gym for the district’s spring senior citizens luncheon on Tuesday.
Transition U director Kim Hood stands with 2023 graduates, who received deferred diplomas from their home schools. From left are John Barnes, Centerburg; Christopher Foor, Mount Vernon and Tiffany Smith, Ontario. Not pictured is Brandon Cassady, Cardington.
Seniors from Knox County high schools and the Knox County Career Center fill the seminar room at the Knox Technical Center on Thursday for the first of five weekly sessions that could lead to local manufacturing employment
Mateo Pechon-Elkins and Mount Vernon High School Principal Cory Caughlan look over the letter congratulating Mateo as the Knox Educational Service Center’s 2024 Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award winner. Photo Credit: Larry Gibbs
Students in Carolyn O’Brien’s fourth- and fifth-grade classroom at the Knox Learning Center peer into the garden tower in their classroom. After it is filled with potting soil the tower will accommodate dozens of plants. Mounted on wheels, it can be turned so that all plants receive window sunlight. (Larry Gibbs photo)
This Fredericktown sixth-grade team placed third among 28 teams in recent Academic Challenge competition in Mansfield. From left are Thomas Shade, Carson Sanchez, Cora Frye, Xavier Timmons and Natalie Sharp.
Dr. Timm Mackley, right, superintendent of the Knox Educational Service Center, and Kathy Greenich, left, superintendent of the Knox County Career Center, talk with state Reps. Beth Lear and Darrell Kick. Lear and Kick met with local school superintendents Friday morning.
Students in Tierany Lyons’ ceramics class at Danville High School work on molding human figures in clay. Their assignment: Depict an emotion – joy, sadness, excitement, etc. – without any facial expression.
Fourth-graders Lillyanna and John join Gracie and owner Barbara Waite in Waite’s office at the Knox Learning Center, located in the former Mount Vernon West Elementary building. When they entered the room John threw his arms around Gracie and proclaimed, “I love Gracie! She’s my favorite dog!”
Sheriff’s Deputy Josh Jones waves to applauding students at East Knox Elementary School Thursday morning. The fourth grade student council arranged a surprise thank-you tribute to Jones, the school’s resource officer. Credit: Larry Gibbs
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