Retired Teacher Recognized
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Oak Hill Schools retired teacher Marsha McCorkle (center) was presented an Outstanding Volunteer award on September 26, 2013 by the Ohio School Boards Association for her work with the Growing Oaks Food Program operating at Oak Hill Elementary School. In September of 2012, Mrs. McCorkle presented the new program to the Board of Education, at which time a resolution was adopted to work cooperatively with Growing Oaks to provide services to our children. With assistance from individuals, community and church groups, Growing Oaks collects food to be sent home in "backpacks" once a month for children in need. The Oak Hill Union Local School District is very appreciative of Marsha McCorkle's efforts, as well as our community's support for this valuable program, and feels she is very deserving of the OSBA Award.
Baseball / Softball Donation
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Mr. Tom Curtis (center) AVP, Banking Center Manager of Wesbanco's Oak Hill office is shown presenting school board president Aaron Michael and other board members a $2,500 donation for the baseball/softball project. This is the second part of $5,000 that Wesbanco has donated.
Pictured (L-R) are Paula Stewart, Mr. Michael, Mr. Curtis, Mike French, Joe Elcess, and Regina Boggs at the July 2013 board meeting.
Board Member Recognized
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Mr. Aaron Michael (center) was recognized March 5, 2013 at the OSBA Regional Meeting at the Scioto County CTC for 10 years of service on the Oak Hill Union Board of Education.
OHULIE Donates
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The Oak Hill Union Local Independent Employees Union (OHULIE) has been generous in donating to several local projects. They include $250 to the Oak Hill Food Pantry, $250 to the Growing Oaks program, $500 toward the construction of new baseball/softball fields, $250 to the Oakamania incentive program, and $250 to the Acorn Academy. Many thanks to school employee members of OHULIE!
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