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CCCU announces second recipient of “Unsung Hero Award” Contributed SAULT STE. MARIE — The Chippewa County Credit Union presented Tracy Menard with the second quarter Unsung Hero Award on July 15.  Menard, who has been a teacher for Sault Area Public Schools for 22 years, was selected for the countless hours she has given to her students and the community. Her work within the school spreads beyond her classroom and leaves a lasting impact on Sault High students. From organizing “Challenge Day,” a nationally recognized program to help unite students, and “Kids Against Hunger,” an...

Sault High students displaying art work Friday The Sault News SAULT STE. MARIE — The public is encouraged to view artwork from local artists from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday during the annual Senior Art Walk.  “My students are very excited to be displaying their artwork publicly,” said Anne White, art teacher at Sault Area High School. “This is something that they chose to do as it was not a class requirement. I hope that you will take the time to get out and see the displays and visit with the students.” The Art Portfolio Class of 2021 at Sault High will be standing with their storefron...

New CTE teacher hired at Sault High The Sault News SAULT STE. MARIE — The Sault Area Board of Education has made the decision to hire Craig MacDonald as the new career and technical education automotive teacher for the Sault Area Career Center.  The previous automotive teacher who had worked there since 2004, Timothy Strader, was placed on leave after facing multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct.  "We had only one applicant for the position ... and his references were outstanding,” said Dr. Tim Hall, superintendent of Sault Schools. “It is very difficult to find qualified people ...

Sault High students compete on national level for BPA Contributed SAULT STE. MARIE — Twenty-six students from Sault Area High School and Career Center competed at the virtual 48th Annual Michigan Association State Leadership Conference for Business Professionals of America in March. Of the 26 students who competed in their respective events, 10 Sault Area Career Center students placed to move on to the National Leadership Conference, which took place throughout the end of April and beginning of May. The students who competed and represented Sault Area Career Center at the virtual National ...

The Sault News A fire chief, a pilot, a captain, a business owner — these are just a few titles Neebish Island resident Bob Schallip has mastered in his lifetime.  Schallip was originally born in Hamilton, Ohio, and attended Bowling Green State University where he obtained a bachelor of science in education. After, he briefly taught in Denver, Colorado, then returned to the family school bus business in his hometown. From there, he taught at a large vocational school in Cincinnati as a senior diesel instructor.  At a noise and vibration control engineering firm, Schallip built and opera...