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Education

  • Kleaving studies abroad at University of Evansville’s British campus

    EVANSVILLE – University of Evansville student Blake Kleaving, a resident of rural Tell City, will study abroad this summer at Harlaxton College, UE’s British campus near Grantham, England.

    Kleaving, who is majoring in marketing and finance and minoring in political science, is among 43 UE students who began May 13 at Harlaxton, housed in a 100-room Victorian manor in the English countryside.

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  • Jeffries named Gold Star Student

    EVANSIVLLE – Davis Jeffries, son of Steve and Cindy Jeffries, was recently named a “2013 Gold Star Student” by the Evansville Courier & Press. 

    The annual competition honors Tri-State high school juniors for balancing and excelling in school, employment, extracurricular activities and community endeavors.

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  • Runner’s Club finale run

    The Perry Central Runner’s Club, under the coaching of Holly Clark and Amber Hubert, hosted their grand finale race May 7.

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  • Moose International local scholarship winner announced

    TELL CITY – Haley Ward is a recipient of a 2013 Moose International R. Robert Dale Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. Ward will graduate from Tell City Junior-Senior High School May 24.

    An R. Robert Dale Scholarship winners must be the child or grandchild of – or under legal guardianship of – a member of the Moose fraternal organization and must carry at least a 2.5 accumulated grade-point average on a 4.0 scale.

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  • Local residents graduate from University of Evansville

    EVANSVILLE – The University of Evansville announced that multiple local students graduated during UE’s 155th commencement held May 4 at the Ford Center in downtown Evansville.
    During the ceremony, the university awarded 595 degrees to 579 graduates – the largest graduating class in over a decade.

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  • Senior awards program Sunday in Tell City

    TELL CITY – Tell City Junior-Senior High School will host its annual senior awards program at 1 p.m. Sunday in the school auditorium.
    In addition to awarding scholarships, other prestigious honors will be presented. All graduates and their families, along with community members, students and staff, are invited and encouraged to attend this event.
    All organizations in the area awarding local scholarships and who wish to participate in the program are asked to contact Lisa Noble in the guidance department at 547-9715 or send email to lisan@tellcity.k12.in.us.

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  • Treats at Tom’s

    Tom’s Circle S owners Dot and Tom Marchand pose with the preschool and kindergarten classes of Cannelton.

    Every year, the couple treats the entire elementary student body and staff to a Slushie and snack treat at the end of the school year.

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  • Tell City Junior-Senior High School honors program Monday

    TELL CITY – Tell City Junior-Senior High School will hold its annual honors program for students in seventh through 12th grades at 7 p.m. May 6 in the school auditorium.
    Among the students who will be recognized are those who achieved spots on the honor roll listing for the first three grading periods of the school year.

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  • Tell City Academic Teams place high at region contest

    Tell City Academic teams recently competed in class 3 of a state-wide competition held April 27 at Evansville North Junior High School. The social studies team (picture not available) placed third in the region. The other competing teams are pictured below.

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  • Students celebrate goals, good decisions during On-Target

    Students of the On-Target After School Program at William Tell Elementary wrote out or drew their personal goals and good decisions on paper balloons, then attached the balloons to pictures of themselves. Joan Knies of Crisis Connection, who presents the program Mondays to third through sixth graders, said it is one of the favorite activities for the students.

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