The Paulding Science Olympiad Teams of Paulding Exempted Village Schools competed at the BGSU Northwest Regional Competition on Saturday, March 18, 2023. The Division B team qualified for State Competition in Columbus which will be held in April. Pictured here are the members of the Division B team (back row): Olivia Porter, Cassie Weller, Sheridan…
Nicholas Schlueter, a student at Paulding Exempted Village Schools is currently in ICU. He was diagnosed with a very rare 5cm (large) arachnoid cyst with a subdural hematoma. He has had two surgeries to correct this. The family will be dealing with time off work and other expenses for the foreseeable future. Good Times Saloon…
The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Beth Carnahan (Literacy Coach, Paulding Exempted Village Schools) as the guest speaker at the January 5, 2023, club meeting. Beth came at the invitation of Ken Amstutz (Superintendent, Paulding Exempted Village Schools). Beth told the Kiwanians why the school needs a Literacy Coach, what a…
Pictured are of the Positive Panthers for the month of November. James Gonazales, Quinton Laker, Esperanza Kline Pictured are Student of the Months for November. Audrey Trejo-Marlin, Jason Manz, Kayleigh Dunham
Members of Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative recently donated $11,692 to 7 local charities and community projects through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program. About 80% of PPEC members round up their electric bill and donate those pennies to this fund, making a huge impact in the co-op’s northwest Ohio and northeast Indiana communities. Participating members…
These are the October Paulding Pride Card Winners. Paulding Pride cards are handed out to students who get caught going out of their way to help others. These students help spread positivity.
The Caring & Sharing Food Pantry has raised more than $367,000 in its new building fundraising campaign! That’s nearly 70 percent of the initial budget estimated to construct a new, 3,900 square foot building at 318 N. Walnut Street in Paulding. Thank you, Paulding County! It was just a year ago that the plans for…
Paulding County Hospital donates back to all three area schools. Antwerp, Paulding and Wayne Trace schools all received a donation to their athletic departments from Paulding County Hospital this past week. In the spring, Paulding County Hospital offered sports physicals to local athletes during the school day. Sports physicals were performed at all three county…
LifeWise Academy in Paulding, Ohio will be expanding by offering classes to Paulding Exempted Village School students in grades 6-8. Students will travel from the Paulding Junior High to the Paulding United Methodist Church where they will receive Bible-based character education. LifeWise Academy already serves students at Paulding Exempted Village Schools in grades K-5. “Thanks…
The Paulding County Business Advisory Council (BAC) recently held their second quarter meeting at the new Mercer Landmark Headquarter complex, located just east of Latty. This (BAC) event was held in conjunction with the Paulding County Teacher Boot Camp. The meeting was attended by 31 individuals, representing 24 businesses from around the area, and…
Paulding Exempted Village Schools would like to recognize their 2022 retirees. Each staff member received a personalized hand made crock make by Sandy Dobbelaere. Those retiring were: Dave Mansfield, Bus Driver-20 ½ years; Pam Moore, Jr. High ELA Teacher-32 years; Angie Wiswell, Paraprofessional-26 years; Marie Shrider, Paraprofessional-20+ years; and Jerry Yoh, Custodian-38 ½ years.
The Paulding County Economic Development office hosted a Career Day Showcase event this past week. The event, held at the Paulding County Fairgrounds, was the first in the county in three years. Businesses, colleges, not-for profit groups, and government offices displayed and highlighted their businesses to the junior and senior classes from all three Paulding…
On Saturday, February 12th students and staff members from Paulding Exempted Village Schools volunteered at the Caring and Sharing food pantry. Shown in the picture from left are: Nicole Vielma; Gauge Krill; Wesley Ludwig; and Mrs. Amy Ludwig (PJHS 6th Grade Intervention Specialist).
