Oberlin Elementary News Today

The Oberlin City School District’s hiring committee has recommended Daniel Zillich to serve as the new athletic director and Ben Eiskamp as the new assistant principal at Oberlin Elementary School, according to a news release.Zillich comes to Oberlin Schools from Olmsted Falls City Schools where he was the head soccer coach, assistant track coach and […]

Gifted students at Oberlin Elementary School, 210 N. Park St., have created their own narratives for the Young Author program, according to a news release. And, in a few weeks, the books will be submitted into a contest hosted by the Educational Service Center of Lorain County, said Jen Kazmierczak, gifted teacher at Oberlin Elementary […]

If approved, it would be the first time the town has had its own post office since the 1980s

Nearly 30 Oberlin Elementary School students received glasses Jan. 24 through the iSee program by the Ohio Optometric Foundation. Last month, representatives from the Foundation visited the school to provide students with comprehensive eye exams carried out by local optometrists. On Jan. 24, students who needed glasses received their glasses with the frames they picked […]

Oberlin Elementary School students took home a copy of “Mr. Popper’s Penguins,” by Richard and Florence Atwood, in an effort to begin reading it with their families, according to a news release. During January and February, students and families will read the book together at home while celebrating and exploring it at school, the release […]

Fifth grade students at Oberlin Elementary School have collected plastic bags that will be made into carpet for the homeless community, a project started by First United Methodist Church of Oberlin.

Registration is underway for the Sept. 9 Harvest Fest parade in Berlin.

An evening of food, family fun and firewaorks is on tap Saturday at the annual East Holmes Firemens Festival beginning at 4 p.m. at Berlin Elementary

"Because of your commitment, brighter days are on the horizon," says Ohio history teacher Kurt Russell in his address to educators at NEA's Representative Assembly.

Isaiah Swartzentruber, a Chestnut Ridge student, beat 15 other students to be crowned the champion of the Holmes County Spelling Bee Thursday night.