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Our Furry Visitor

Our Furry Visitor

By Eden Haynes On December 16th, during the second block of Ms.Hadley’s art class, there was a very energetic visitor that surprised the class from the farm next door. The class enjoyed the short time with him and all think he is a very sweet boy!
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Mr. Schwarzel’s Return!

Mr. Schwarzel’s Return!

By Coral Stephens You might know him if you went to Fed Hock a few years ago but to some of us he's a new face that we welcome with open arms this year. His name is Mr. Schwarzel.  Mr.Schwarzel and I got to talk a little and we talked about what his plan was in the beginning. He said “ His first choice was actually to be a guidance counselor but Mrs. Buchman told me to be a teacher, so it was a second choice.”  We also talked about what he did before he became a teacher. He said…
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7th Grade Career Exploration Continues

7th Grade Career Exploration Continues

The 7th Grade Lancer Career class had Ryan Stolz from Athens Realty share, as well as Ashley Ditty from Natural Freedom, with the help of Zoltan, her therapy dog. Also, Shawn and Bob Toy came to share about careers with the Natural Gas and Oil industry and had students make lip balm.
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Another New Teacher at Federal Hocking! Meet Ms. Wasserman

Another New Teacher at Federal Hocking! Meet Ms. Wasserman

By Tina Geer Federal Hocking seems to be stealing teachers from all over the county! First we got Mrs Tabler from Nelsonville-York, and now Mrs. Wasserman from Trimble. Mrs. Wasserman is a new teacher at Federal Hocking. She teaches behavior intervention, so she helps with social skills and a few other things.  Something that made her decide she wanted to teach was that she believes that education is important and loves to see the kids she taught grow up to be successful people. She subbed for a year and liked it so she became a teacher! She likes teaching at…
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Not Horsing Around

Not Horsing Around

Today’s guest speaker for the 7th grade Career Exploration class was a great hit with students. Jessie Quinlan, sole proprietor of Dutch Pines Equine Therapy, brought Buckey, who stole the show.
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