Education

Education

Lions host North Citrus Zone speech contest

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer   In March, the Crestline Lions Club hosted the second level of competition of the North Citrus Zone Lions speech contest for high school students. All three of the students competing during this faceoff had already won the...
From the page to the stage

From the page to the stage

By Mary-Justine Lanyon Working with Ann Noriel of Southland Sings, students at Valley of Enchantment Elementary School created the characters, wrote the skits and composed the music for a series of vignettes they performed for their fellow students. Over the course of...

School’s out for the summer!

School’s out for the summer!

  The kindergarteners at VOE Elementary School celebrated the end of the school year by bringing their swimsuits for a sprinkler party on the playground after a picnic lunch with parents and family.  

Students learn the importance of making good choices

Students learn the importance of making good choices

By Mary-Justine Lanyon For 25 years members of the Mountain Sunrise Rotary Club have been impressing upon students in the Rim of the World Unified School District the importance of the choices they make as young people. “This program,” Rotarian Geoff Hopper told...

Helping young reporters do their jobs

Helping young reporters do their jobs

Four members of the Rim of the World Educational Foundation board – Priscilla Williams, Carol Kinzel, Sara Green and Mary-Justine Lanyon – presented Terry Gomes, principal of Mary Putnam Henck Intermediate School, with a check for $5,000. The funds will be used by the...

Vandals damage Mountain Skies telescope

Vandals damage Mountain Skies telescope

By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer Mountain Skies Astrological Society’s $1.3 million research grade telescope sustained major damage when three high school age vandals broke into the society’s observatory in the dead of night in late April, causing several hundred...

Films aim to help teens with mental health issues

Films aim to help teens with mental health issues

By Mary-Justine Lanyon If a teen breaks his arm, misses a day of school and returns in a cast, everyone will ask what happened, how he is. But if that same teen misses school due to having a panic attack or feeling too depressed to leave the house, it’s possible no...

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