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April 23, 2014

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Procession of the Cross, 2014

Bluffton procession of the cross, 4-18-14

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New university football coach, 4 10 14

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For art's sake

Earlier this spring, several Bluffton High School art students had their artwork accepted into the ArtSpace/Lima High School Invitational, sponsored by Kewpee. Their artwork was on display from the end of March until April 11. Artists are, front row, Anna Sneary; middle: Nicole Edelbrock, Maddie Essinger and Samantha Rhonemus; back: Jacob Bishop, Celeste Stauber and Sara Chappell-Dick. Lily Schumacher is absent. (Photo by Morgan Schroeder)

Monday was contract night for 2014-15 school year

Posted by Fred Steiner on April 22, 2014 - 5:11pm

Monday was contract night for the Bluffton school board for the 2014-15 school year. In addition, elementary, middle school and high school class fees for next school year were approved.

The board approved several certified contracts, classified contracts, supplemental contracts, among other contracts.

Several assignments, long-term subs and school coordinators were approved.

For a list of contracts approved, class fees and to view the entire Monday agenda, open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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Bluffton Council/School Board

Art thrives this school year at BHS - many students win awards

Posted by Fred Steiner on April 22, 2014 - 5:25pm

Story and photos by Morgan Schroeder, BHS student

For the school year 2013-2014, several of Bluffton High School’s art students received honors for their artwork.

Katie Scott had her artwork accepted in the Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition. The exhibition started on Sunday, April 13, and will be on display until May 15 at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus. A total of 12,000 art entries were submitted and only 300 entries were accepted, one of which was Scott’s artwork.

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