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1 week ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
The Delaware City Schools Board of Education formally began its search for a new superintendent at its meeting on May 19 and set a date for a community focus group related to the search. The board on Monday approved an agreement with the Ohio School Board Association to partner with them to conduct a search for a new superintendent following current Superintendent Heidi Kegley’s announcement she is retiring at the end of the school year.
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1 week ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
Home Notice Box Top Stories Hayes High School Graduation 2025 Weather enter location 57.1 ° F Tue 62 ° Wed 60 ° Thu 70 ° Fri 67 ° Sat 64 °...
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1 week ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
The Delaware Area Career Center honored its largest class in history Thursday at its Completion Ceremony held at Cornell Stadium in Delaware. The ceremony celebrated 602 students from area schools who completed programs at the DACC. Superintendent Jay Poroda said the DACC Class of 2025 has “grown, preserved and inspired” during its time at DACC.
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2 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
On May 16, the Delaware County Local Emergency Planning Committee held a tabletop simulation of a tornado moving through the county in order to find best practices to respond to a real emergency. Alex McCarthy, the director of the Delaware County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, said the exercise simulates a tornado appearing in the county east of the city of Delaware and moving across the county, leaving a path of destruction and displaced families in its wake.
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2 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
A team of seniors from the Delaware Area Career Center recently took home first place in a computer animation competition at the Business Professionals of America National Conference. For the competition, the team, comprised of Luke Bennett, Brodie Westrick, Antonio Rodriguez and Natalie Vrancken, were tasked to create a 3D animation about what it would be like to live on Mars.
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2 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
A filmed version of the local stage show “Camp Delaware” will be screened Thursday at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus. A panel discussion will accompany the screening, which begins at 5:30 p.m. at the museum, located at 300 W. Broad St. in Columbus. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at communityartsnetworkoh.org. All proceeds go to the Community Arts Network Scholarship for Performing Arts Fund.
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2 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
After more than a year of searching and moving, HelpLine held a ribbon cutting for its new office Wednesday. The organization is now located at 118 Stover Drive, Suite B, in Delaware after previously being located in downtown Delaware. HelpLine serves eight counties in north central Ohio: Delaware, Morrow, Crawford, Wyandot, Union, Logan, Shelby and Miami.
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2 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
The Buckeye Valley Board of Education approved the hiring of Rex Reeder as the new assistant superintendent at its meeting Wednesday. Reeder will replace Dr. Jeremy Froehlich, who is leaving the district over the summer to become superintendent at Mount Gilead Exempted Village Schools.
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3 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
The Delaware City Schools Board of Education held a special meeting Tuesday night to hear a presentation from the Ohio School Board Association (OSBA) about the district’s upcoming search for a new superintendent. The special meeting was held in the board room at Willis Education Center and primarily focused on a presentation from Terry Morgan, the senior deputy director of board and management services for the OSBA, who told the district about the OSBA’s search service.
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3 weeks ago | 
delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill
Five students from the Delaware Area Career Center will travel to Nashville, Tennessee, this summer to take part in the HOSA (Health Occupation Society of America) International Leadership Conference. The students — Yusra Ali, Paige Keller, Mehraan Khan, Natalie Koschalk and Travis Tran — all competed in the HOSA state competition last month and earned top spots, qualifying them for the national competition this summer in Nashville.
