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Maconaquah Schools Superintendent resigns after drunken driving arrest

The Superintendent of Maconaquah School Corporation in Miami County has resigned after he was arrested on suspicion of driving intoxicated over Labor Day weekend in Fulton County.

Maconaquah schools leader resigns after crash, faces charge of intoxicated driving

Program readies incoming Fighting Irish freshmen for upcoming school year at Central Catholic

Program readies incoming Fighting Irish freshmen for upcoming school year at Central Catholic Caylee Kirby Replay Video UP NEXT Freshman year of high school is a big change; new school, new teachers, more people. All of it can be overwhelming. This July, Central Catholic High School is helping its incoming freshman prepare for the first day of school in August. They ll know how to walk the hallways, they won t stop in the middle of the hallways, they ll know what to do for mass. I think it s just a more smooth transition incoming junior and student leader Eve Anderson said. The Freshman Success program at Central Catholic High School helps incoming ninth grade students have an easier adjustment to a new environment.

Program pairs incoming HS students with mentors for success

Program readies incoming Fighting Irish freshmen for upcoming school year at Central Catholic The Freshman Success program at Central Catholic High School helps incoming ninth grade students adjust to a new environment. Author: Caylee Kirby (WTOL) Updated: 1:04 AM EDT July 13, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio Freshman year of high school is a big change; new school, new teachers, more people. All of it can be overwhelming. This July, Central Catholic High School is helping its incoming freshman prepare for the first day of school in August. They ll know how to walk the hallways, they won t stop in the middle of the hallways, they ll know what to do for mass. I think it s just a more smooth transition incoming junior and student leader Eve Anderson said.