The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, May 2, 2018 D-1 SCHOOL Submit school news: Email: schoolnews@pressdispatch.net Deadline: Noon on Friday Otwell Miller Academy Above: Congratulations to the Otwell Miller Academy and Lil' Hoosiers Preschool! They will be receiving an AED from Heartsmart next week! Below: First graders measuring classroom ob- jects with cubes to identify what is shorter and longer! First grader Kay- lynn Hurst won a bicy- cle for having perfect attendance the third grading period. Heather Nelson's fourth grade students studied famous people in Social Studies. Each student did a report and built a soda bottle model of their person. Pictured are, front row: Kaitlyn Shel- ton, Toni Pytel, Easton Bailey, Alexis Boyd and Brenna Ridao. Back row : Maddex Vickers, Cas- sie Perry, Madisyn Miles, Zayden Recker, Johna- thon White, Taryn Fiscus, Hannah Brackney and Marie Daniel Above: Rebecca Corbin's third grade art students created pictures inspired by Monet's "Waterlilies". Some of the students were: Alissa Wilson, Lily Brew- ster and Jamison Manca. Right: Principal Ritch Luker holds the phone for Ava Hart, Taylin Mason and Kylie Genco as they lead the student body in the Pledge of Allegiance during the morning announcements. Kal-El Leiske and Jace Clark have a big time at recess coming down the slide. First graders measuring class- room objects with cubes to identi- fy what is shorter and longer! OMA student council members assisted teachers in taking down hallway bulletin board displays. Casting YOUR VOTE MATTERS SHERIFF JOHN JOHN PAID FOR BY BELLAMY FOR SHERIFF COMMITTEE Casting YOUR VOTE MATTERS HOMELAND SECURITY = Protecting Lives and Our Way of Life DEMOCRAT BALLOT Proactively protecting our county from drug dealers and helping kids say "no" to destructive decisions If elected sheriff, I'll lead Sheriff's Office personnel in working closely with others in the community as a team, to focus on the following Homeland Security issues: ● The Sheriff's Office will work closely with local, state and federal agencies to combine resources to combat drug dealers ● We'll work toward getting additional drug dogs to support current efforts by Deputy Seger and K9 Officer Bleck – this will expand our coverage throughout the county ● We'll implement methods to combat drug activity through community reporting and use of historical crime data to direct investigations and patrols throughout the county ● We'll work closely with school officials to discuss implementing the D.A.R.E. program for kids at an earlier age due to their exposure to the drug culture ● We'll work closely with school officials to discuss bringing young adults into our schools throughout the school year to give their testimonies of how drugs impacted their lives – these first hand testimonies will help kids see and hear about the effects of drug use and help them say "no" to drugs ● *We'll support establishing an after-school program centrally located in the county such as a Boys and Girls Club in order to: • Give kids a place to receive help with school homework • Give kids an opportunity to learn lessons that will help them live a safe and successful life • Give kids fun activities to do in a safe environment Please vote before 6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 8 and ask for a Democrat ballot because your vote matters. Questions or Concerns? Call 812-766-2047 or email JohnBellamyPikeCo@yahoo.com Winslow Elementary