Education

TELL CITY – Glory Bees Preschool, established in 1986, is currently accepting applications for the upcoming school year, scheduled to begin Aug. 26. 
Glory Bees uses learning through play, teaching philosophy, and students will experience a variety of fun-filled learning adventures. Children will be introduced to Christian character development, math, science, art, music, a phonetic introduction to letters, manners and cooking. Each child will be encouraged to participate in new and challenging learning situations so they are able to master new skills.

BLOOMINGTON – Natalie Cole was chosen by the Indiana University Faculty of the Graduate Accounting Program to receive its Above and Beyond Award.  

This award is presented to a student who has demonstrated, during their university career, an effort above and beyond the normal student.
Her name will become part of a permanent display in the Indiana University, Kelly School of Business Graduate Accounting Program.  

Lincoln Hills Development Corp. Early Head Start children and their families enjoyed a day of story times and reading recently. Pictured with his book is Seth Schwartz. Early Head Start participants meet weekly for home visits and twice monthly for play time, education, and family activities. For more information, contact Kelly Luker at 619-1842.

TELL CITY – Kailey Johnson-Bolin, daughter of Mike and Natalie Johnson, graduated with honors from Indiana University Southeast May 6.

She completed her degree in three years, majoring in Spanish and minoring in business. Having returned home from a study abroad in Seville, Spain, Bolin has accepted a position at German American Bank, where she plans to put both her Spanish and business skills to use.