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For a long time, I didn’t see myself as a teacher, despite my deep respect for the profession, because I doubted whether I’d be any good at it. I graduated college with the goal of becoming an attorney, most likely practicing child advocacy or disability law. I wanted to help

I couldn’t hold back tears as I watched students walk across the stage at the Award Ceremony, their little faces beaming with pride as they received their awards for excellence. Each certificate was more than just a piece of paper—it was a symbol of their hard work, growth, dedication and

State Testing Starts Monday at Heart of Ohio Classical! We’re excited to let you know that state testing begins this coming Monday! Our students have been working hard all year, and now it’s their time to shine. We can’t wait to see them show off all the knowledge, skills, and

We have had another fantastic week at HOCA, and now we’re heading into our final stretch before spring break! From classrooms buzzing with learning to joyful moments in the hallways and playground, it’s been wonderful to see our OWL’s growing, working hard, and supporting one another. In music class, third

Continued Celebrating Our School Community As we continue chugging along through our first year as a school community, we are reminded of the words of A.A. Milne: “The things that make me different are the things that make me ME!” Each student, teacher, and staff member brings something special to

“Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy, and sustainable human development.” – Kofi Annan Kofi Annan believed that education is not just a right, but a force capable of transforming societies and fostering stronger, more cohesive communities. Over

Each morning, our entire school community gathers for our morning assembly. This daily ritual is more than just a routine; it’s a moment where we come together, align our focus, and prepare for a day of learning and growth. We begin with the Pledge of Allegiance, standing in unity as

Third Grade Brings “Androcles and the Lion” to Life! Mrs. Logan’s third-grade class took center stage at our morning assembly, delighting the school with a Reader’s Theater performance of Androcles and the Lion. This timeless fable, which tells the story of kindness repaid, was the perfect way to introduce February’s

What is intelligence? Can it only be measured by an IQ test? What about other types of intelligence? As an Intervention specialist, I get the privilege to work with students in nearly every grade. Sometimes my lessons go as planned, while others may fall flat. I have found that flexibility

January 10, 2025