Antwerp High School senior Leila Spyker has earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. Spyker was awarded the National Rural and Small Town Award in August. This National Recognition Program grants underrepresented students with academic honors that can be included on college and scholarship applications and connects students with universities across the…
The Community Memorial Hospital Foundation would like to congratulate Kristin Wannemacher, a graduate of Wayne Trace High School, for being chosen as a recipient of the Community Memorial Hospital Foundation Scholarship for 2023. Ms. Wannemacher will be attending Northwest State Community College this fall majoring in accounting. The Community Memorial Hospital Foundation would like to…
Rayni Rister has been named as valedictorian of the 2023 graduating class of Antwerp Local School. Her parents are Jon and Jodie Rister. She earned a GPA of 4.0 during her high school career. After high school, Rayni plans to attend Ohio University to double major in Aviation Flight and Management. “I aspire to be a…
The Antwerp School Board opened their meeting on Thursday, March 23. Kristine Stuart presented the financial report for the last month. Income: $904.418.22 Expenses: $766,181.88 Interest: $27,631.82 The school is 67% through the fiscal year and over 70% of received income and 58% of expenditures recognized. Travis Lichty mentioned that we are now in the…
Three students of Paulding County schools were recently awarded a scholarship by the Northwest Ohio Consortium of Coordinators of the Gifted. They each were required to submit two recommendation letters and an essay outlining how this award would support their passions in a field linked to their area of gifted identification.
Over the past two years, Antwerp High School has had two students earn National Recognition from the College Board based on their PSAT/NMSQT and/or AP Exam scores. Gaige McMichael (Class of 2022) and Rayni Rister (Class of 2023) earned Rural and Small Town Recognition by the College Board for their outstanding academic achievements. To be…
