The District will work over the next several weeks to prepare for a building expansion project and will work with students to help make the classroom vision for these spaces a reality.
Triad would like to thank the collaborative work of their staff along with various community and business partners including WDC Group, Ohio Hi-Point Career Center, Chris Flowers (Business & School Liaison for Champaign County), Battelle/Ohio STEM Learning Network, Berry Digital Solutions, Data Path, Rittal, Nanofiber Solutions, Lanette Johnson with Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and the Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE).
Volunteers will not only contribute to the vibrancy of downtown Urbana but also enjoy the opportunity to meet new people, make friends, and potentially promote their businesses or organizations. With dates lined up from April to December, organizers are looking for individuals who can bring enthusiasm and a helping hand to downtown Urbana.
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Steve's Market & Deli Gears Up for Solar Eclipse Influx: Staffing, Inventory, and Readiness in Focus3/4/2024
staffing levels. The addition of more hands on deck will guarantee that customers receive prompt and efficient service during the heightened demand surrounding the solar eclipse. This strategic move aligns with the store's commitment to delivering a positive and stress-free shopping experience.
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