Maria Lockwood

4 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

SUPERIOR — An alleged hazing incident involving members of the Superior High School boys lacrosse team is under investigation, according to news releases from the Superior Police Department and Superior School District on Monday, May 12. School officials last week became aware of the reported incident, which took place during an out-of-town "sporting event," Superior School District Communications Director David Coy said in the news release.

4 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

SUPERIOR — Superior High School's annual Spartan Fiesta was all about feedback for junior Marlee Proctor. She walked around the event Wednesday, May 7, leaving a trail of sticky notes for fellow students. “You have an eye for design,” she wrote next to a drawing of an eye. Anyone could leave a note with praise. Many did. The small slices of anonymous encouragement have been a staple of the Spartan Fiesta as long as Proctor can remember.

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

SOLON SPRINGS — Students from Eagles Academy, a project-based learning charter school housed in Solon Springs School, will host a project showcase and open house from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 15. “Project showcase is like us showing the community what we learned over the past few months. It’s like a peak, the final result, end product of all the hard work we’ve been doing,” said seventh grader Conner Stegmann, whose project focuses on improving his basketball trick shots.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Maria Lockwood

May 9—SOLON SPRINGS — As a middle school math teacher at Solon Springs, Kelsey Rider is constantly on the move. On Monday, April 28, she walked students through mapping box and whisker plots and factoring numbers to make equivalent expressions. There were games, team exercises and a final challenge that had kids racing through the classroom. Rider only sat still when a three-minute "Better You" video on kindness was played. AdvertisementAdvertisementHow do the daily videos factor into math class?

1 week ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

TOWN OF MAPLE — A small chick escaped and is now a store mascot. Olive, a 2-week-old olive egger chick, is the star of Facebook posts for Maple Hill Feed & Farm. She has a permanent home at the store, thanks to her ability to hide and make friends. Olive arrived at the Maple feed store with approximately 499 other chicks for the annual Chick Day sale Saturday, May 3. Owners Dawn and Dan Massier posted photos of bins of fluffy chicks leading up to the event.