On Friday, Sept.17, Mad River Local School District students will have the opportunity to learn about the United States Constitution. Sept. 17 is Constitution Day. It as a federal observance that recognizes the day the Constitution was signed in 1787. The day also recognizes those who have become citizens of the United States.
RIVERSIDE -- A recent report on compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act suggests that Mad River Local Schools is among the top districts in Montgomery County at educating students with disabilities. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, or IDEA, was reauthorized in 2004 to require that school districts provide a free and appropriate public education to children with disabilities, that each child gets an individual education program, and that children with disabilities be educated with children who are not disabled.
RIVERSIDE -- The Mad River Local School District this week launched a new alternative learning program aimed at helping some at- risk Stebbins High School students get back on track to graduate with their peers. Thirteen students, mostly seniors, will participate in the semester-long pilot program that started Wednesday, Jan. 13, after an orientation for the students and their parents.
Pam Castleberry, a physical education teacher for the Mad River Local School District, was appointed a representative to the Midwest district of the Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, the professional organization for physical education, health and dance teachers working with students from preschool to college. I'm the adapted physical education chairwoman for the state organization, but this is my first appointment to the Midwest district," said Castleberry, who was appointed by the executive committee of the Ohio Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
In some high schools, you can be denied the privilege of marching with your graduating class if you haven't paid up your library fines or school fees. So it was more than a bit puzzling when Mad River Local School District officials wrestled with the question of whether to allow a convicted sex offender to march with his class.
Charteschoolhater, you have it all wrong. Society definitely should not get off Christopher LeMaster's back as you posted last week on reporter Scott Elliott's "Get on the Bus" (www.DaytonDailyNews.com/ blogs/content/shared-gen/ blogs/dayton/ education/) blog under the handle Charteschoolhater. Elliott asked readers if the Stebbins High School senior should be allowed to participate in the upcoming graduation ceremony. Mad River Local School District ultimately decided against allowing him to participate in the ceremony. Despite what you posted, on the 18- year-old's back is exactly where "we" belong and should be for at least the next 15 years. No, I am not calling for an eye-for-an-eye justice. And an unconscious LeMaster shouldn't be sexually assaulted during a party. And classmates ...
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