MADISON TOWNSHIP — Milo McCann skipped across the cafeteria floor and gave his former teacher a bear hug.
The seventh grader was reunited with his sixth grade math teacher Wednesday night when he and other students were recognized for earning perfect scores on Ohio Achievement Tests in the spring.
The students below were recognized along with their teachers:
- Nathan Hoffman, American Government (teacher Mathew Wade)
- Bryce Tudor, American Government (teacher Mathew Wade)
- Abbigale Crist, 8th grade math (teacher Gretchen Cooper)
- Hailey Hedrick, 6th grade math (teacher Christine Moody)
- Milo McCann, 6th grade math (teacher Christine Moody)
- Eleanor Sidwell, 6th grade math (teacher Christine Moody)
- Lincoln Bays, 5th grade math (teacher Troy Stimpert)
- Joel Robertson, 5th grade math (teacher Troy Stimpert)
- Leon Couch, 4th grade math (did not attend Madison last year)
- Gabriel Utt, 4th grade math (teacher Laurie Nichols)
- Miles Klecka, 3rd grade math (teachers Scott Grogg and Madyson Bresson)
- Livia Foote, 3rd grade math (teachers Scott Grogg and Madyson Bresson)
The board also presented 8th grade English language arts teacher Lindsey Frank and Lynette Keiser, an administrative assistant at Eastview Elementary, with the Ram Pride award.
“Mrs. Frank continues to step up when the building is in need, and this year is no exception,” Principal Jordan Nelson said.
“Lindsey took on a new position as an eighth grade ELA teacher, took over the Builders Club, joined our PBIS committee, and continues to handle the special education coordination in the building. She is also providing support for our new intervention specialists here at the middle school.”
Nelson described Frank as an advocate for kids who care about their academic performance as well as their social and emotional well-being.
“She is someone that I can count on to be a leader in the building, and is always willing to offer a helping hand,” Nelson said.
As the building secretary, Keiser is the first face to greet Eastview students, parents and staff each morning.
Principal Melissa Wigton described her as the heart of the building.
“Her attention to detail keeps our school running smoothly and her willingness to go above and beyond ensures that everyone feels supported,” Wigton said.
“Whether it’s solving problems on the spot, keeping us organized or offering a warm smile on a tough day, Mrs. Keiser demonstrates dedication and compassion in all that she does. Her hard work and positive attitude make a difference every single day.”
