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March news from Ada Barnyard Farmers 4-H

Report by Mariah Franco-Rangel

On March 24, 2024, the Ada Barnyard Farmers had a meeting for Quality Assurance at 3 pm. We first talked about making an appointment for blood work for anyone who was going to show chickens this year.

After that, we had Bella Wagner do a health report about the importance of wearing Solar Eclipse glasses to protect your eyes from the sun.

We then had 3 demonstrations, Bella Wagner doing a demonstration about how to make stress balls with balloons. We then also had Waylon Clemons showing the group how to tie a tie and Amelia Clemons showed us how to grow celery.

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Donnelly selected for Leadership Ohio

COLUMBUS__Small Nation Project Manager Ann Donnelly was recently announced as a 2024 Leadership Ohio Fellow at a March 20 press conference at the Ohio State House. Leadership Ohio connects diverse leaders from across Ohio to promote positive change. Thirty-five leaders were selected from public and private sectors and will convene to impact future policy.

Dexter Woods receives Physics award

FLINT, Mich__Dexter Woods received an Outstanding Physics Performance Award during the 2024 A-Section Physics Club Awards on March 11.

Ada Exempted Village Schools 3rd Quarter Honor Roll for 2023-2024

The Ada Exempted Village Schools have announced the third quarter honor roll for 2023-2024. The list is composed of students in grades 4-12. 

Ada Elementary teams participate in Destination Imagination

Three teams from Ada Elementary traveled to the Regional Destination Imagination Tournament on Saturday, March 9 at Sinclair Community College in Dayton.

The Ada Bulldogs Rising Stars team (2nd graders: Rosemary Gargac, Eillie Lee, Makenna Szippl, Hazel Timpe, Abram Toomey, and Max Wile, Team Managers: Jenny Gargac and Amelia Anderson-Wile) participated at a non-competitive level designing and performing a presentation called "Making a Splash" and were praised for their creativity and use of recycled materials in their presentation.

OSU Marching Band director makes a visit to Ada Schools

On March 1, Dr. Chirstopher D. Hoch, director of The Ohio State University Marching Band, visited the Ada Schools to work with its band programs. Dr. Hoch has five degrees, all from OSU, including his doctorate in Music Education.The connection comes from Ada's band director, Carter Bivens, who earned his bachelors in Music Education at Ohio State. Asa an undergraduate, Bivens spent five years in the marching band under the direction of Dr. Hoch.

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