Syracuse Redevelopment Commission Swears In New Member
The Syracuse Redevelopment Commission swore in a new member, Mark Madinger, during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 20. Madinger lives on Harkless Drive in Syracuse
Read MoreThe Syracuse Redevelopment Commission swore in a new member, Mark Madinger, during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 20. Madinger lives on Harkless Drive in Syracuse
Read MoreThe Wawasee School Corporation Board of Trustees inducted two new members and received an update from Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation on the south shore project at its meeting Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Read MoreSuperintendent Dr. Steve Troyer gave his official recommendation on Milford Middle School at the Wawasee School Board meeting Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Read MoreWawasee High School graduate Dave Baumgartner made a passionate plea for the Wawasee School Board to have the WHS football field, Warrior Field, renamed Harry J. Michael Field in honor of the World War II Medal of Honor recipient who grew up near Milford.
Read Moren some ways, the goals for 2022 in the Wawasee Community School Corporation are tied closely to accomplishments and happenings of 2021.
Read MoreIt was a year of many changes, but also one of several accomplishments for the Wawasee Community School Corporation.
Read MoreDr. Tom Edington served 46 years in public education with 25 of those years as a superintendent.
Read MoreILEARN, the state assessment replacing ISTEP+ for all but high school students, was administered for only the second time this past school year.
Read MoreSeveral students have fallen behind academically as the result of the COVID-19 pandemic. During the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, March 9, in Syracuse, the board heard a brief report on efforts to cut the gaps in learning from elementary school principals Eric Speicher (Syracuse), Chris Gerbers (Milford) and Lee Snider (North Webster).
Read MoreOpening up the channels of communication with the public and internally was a common topic of the third “Listen and Learn” meeting held by Dr. Steve Troyer, superintendent of the Wawasee Community School Corporation, Saturday morning, Feb. 20, in the cafeteria of Wawasee Middle School. A small group of about 15 people, several of them school administrators, came to the meeting.
Read MoreAlthough it will never replace in person learning, virtual learning has proven to be much more effective than eLearning. During the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, Jan. 12, in Syracuse the board was given a virtual learning presentation by Cameron Troyer, Milford Middle School math teacher, from his classroom.
Read MoreAfter more than 45 years in public education as a teacher, coach, principal and superintendent, Dr. Tom Edington, superintendent of the Wawasee Community School Corporation, is retiring at the end of this month. During the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, several current or former Wawasee administrators took time to share positive memories of their associations with Edington.
Read MoreLess than a year after becoming assistant superintendent, Dr. Steve Troyer has become the leading candidate to replace Dr. Tom Edington as superintendent of the Wawasee Community School Corporation. Edington will retire at the end of this year.
Read MoreThe noon Friday, Aug. 21, deadline to file as a candidate for the Wawasee School Board has passed and incumbents Don Bokhart and Mike Wilson will run unopposed. No one else filed as a candidate according to the Kosciusko County Clerk’s Office.
Read MoreFiling began Wednesday, July 22, for the two at-large seats on the Wawasee School Board up for reelection this year. The two seats are held by Mike Wilson and Don Bokhart.
Read MoreBy Tim Ashley InkFreeNews SYRACUSE — Although the Wawasee School Board meeting originally scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, was cancelled due to COVID-19 and the stay-at-home order, the school corporation released a list of recommendations and plans the board will ratify when it next meets, either electronically or … Read More