London Bishop

6 days ago | springfieldnewssun.com | London Bishop

A lifelong competitive swimmer, Wamsley “carried the dream” of swimming the English Channel for 38 years, having decided at age 12 that she would swim the channel by age 50. At the time, she was inspired by a magazine article about other elite swimmers who had completed the challenge. “I was reading it and I thought, ‘This is amazing. This is so cool. This looks so challenging and fun ...

6 days ago | daytondailynews.com | London Bishop

A lifelong competitive swimmer, Wamsley “carried the dream” of swimming the English Channel for 38 years, having decided at age 12 that she would swim the channel by age 50. At the time, she was inspired by a magazine article about other elite swimmers who had completed the challenge. “I was reading it and I thought, ‘This is amazing. This is so cool. This looks so challenging and fun ...

1 week ago | journal-news.com | London Bishop

Local career tech superintendents say that their waitlists persist, not because of inadequate investment in the present day, but rather because of a chronic failure to invest — both financially and culturally — in career tech students over the past 20 years. “It was not hard to predict. Everybody knew there wasn’t that many people going into the trades ten years ago. You could plot it on a graph and see a problem was coming,” Miami Valley Career Tech Center Superintendent Nick Weldy said.

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | London Bishop

Local career tech superintendents say that their waitlists persist, not because of inadequate investment in the present day, but rather because of a chronic failure to invest — both financially and culturally — in career tech students over the past 20 years. “It was not hard to predict. Everybody knew there wasn’t that many people going into the trades ten years ago. You could plot it on a graph and see a problem was coming,” Miami Valley Career Tech Center Superintendent Nick Weldy said.

1 week ago | springfieldnewssun.com | London Bishop

Local career tech superintendents say that their waitlists persist, not because of inadequate investment in the present day, but rather because of a chronic failure to invest — both financially and culturally — in career tech students over the past 20 years. “It was not hard to predict. Everybody knew there wasn’t that many people going into the trades ten years ago. You could plot it on a graph and see a problem was coming,” Miami Valley Career Tech Center Superintendent Nick Weldy said.