Brian Clum: “I’ve been deployed twice. I know what it’s like after the holidays. It’s a long period.”
Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, January 16, 2020
Brian Clum knows the feeling of being deployed away from home during and after the Christmas holidays.
“I’ve been deployed twice. I know what it’s like after the holidays. It’s a long period,” said Clum. “I want soldiers to know that they are thought of and appreciated.”
As a retired 31-year armed services veteran, the owner of 3 Brothers Family Pizza decided to do something about it.
This winter he and his wife, Kelly, started an organization called Friends of 1-145 AR RGT (EIN 84-3584886).
That’s a long title that translates in support of their son’s (Corp. Matthew Clum, Ada HS graduate) battalion currently deployed overseas.
Ada and Upper Scioto Valley students recognized for January and February
Posted by LizGH on Friday, January 10, 2020
Four Ada High School students and three Upper Scioto Valley students received recognition from the Kenton Elks Lodge 157 as their school's students of the months for January and February.
Students from each school in Hardin County are recognized each month. This was the second group of students recognized for 2019-2020 school year by the Elks.
A partial listing of individual student activities is included here:
Posted by Fred Steiner on Friday, January 10, 2020
Students are not only learning a new language, but learn about a culture that exists in thousands of communities across the U.S. It’s not just an academic lesson, but a life lesson.
By Barbara Lockard
Fifty Ada High School students have been learning a language that requires hand gestures, facial expressions and whole-body engagement.
American Sign Language (ASL) is being offered as a foreign language credit and has really caught on with the students. As the third most spoken language in the U.S., ASL is becoming increasingly popular as a foreign language option in high schools and colleges across the country.