Education

EASTSIDE
The Eastside Elementary School Honor Roll for the first nine weeks are:            
AB Honor Roll
*Sarah Arnold, *Alison Barajas-Lopez, Ryleigh Mattox, * Madison Renaker, *Kade Carpenter, Tracy Wills, *Clay Vaughn, Savannah White, Brooke Bennett, Christian Brown, Paul Copes, James Dailey, *Lincoln Darrell, *Araya Farmer, Jenna Gaunce, Braci Molton, David Neace, *Dawson Peak, Elijah Phelps, Griffin Maners, Jackson Marsh, Stacey Lamb, Thomas Lamb,  *Emma Renaker;

Nov. 2-6
BREAKFAST
ST. EDWARD SCHOOL
MONDAY: Choice of: Mini French toast or or cereal or Pop-tart with yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
TUESDAY: Choice of: Breakfast pizza or cereal; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
WEDNESDAY: Choice of: Biscuit and sausage or cereal or Pop-tart with yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
THURSDAY: Choice of: Mini pancakes or cereal; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
FRIDAY: Choice of: Chocolate chip oatmeal bar with yogurt or cereal; fruit, choice of milk or juice.

An overflow crowd filled the Licking Valley Campus library, Thursday, Oct. 8, for the formal dedication of the Appalachian Literature Collection.
This group of books, now forming an array of research volumes, was assembled by Carla Keller and others over the past two years. It also contains a directory to facilitate the use of the works.
The honored guest of the afternoon was a former Cynthiana resident, Ann Frye Caudill. She spoke to the group, sharing humorous stories as well as a glimpse at the impact of the work done by her husband, Harry Caudill.

Old cell phones can serve a new purpose as part of an effort to help victims of domestic violence. Phones dropped off at any Maysville Community and Technical College campus from Oct. 12 – Nov. 13 will  help with the effort.
MCTC is participating in the statewide “HopeLine from Verizon” project and has collection boxes set up at each campus: Rowan, Licking Valley, Montgomery and Maysville. Faculty, staff, students and community members may donate any type of phone from any carrier.