Schools of Promise
Fairless Middle School (Fairless Local), Fairhope Elementary (Louisville City) and Minerva Middle School, (Minerva Local) were among the 161 "Schools of Promise"
named by the state Department of Education. Schools of Promise
demonstrate high achievement in reading and mathematics for all groups
of students, although at least 40 percent of their students come from
low-income families.
6 Stark Students Named Semifinalists
Of
the 1.5 million students who take the PSAT/ NMSQT, six Stark County
students are among the 16,000 that have been named semifinalsits in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Finalists will be named in February to compete for 8,400 scholarships worth $36 million. Congratulations to Sara Blike & Jessica Hess, Hoover High School · Stephanie Haft & Sara Kassir, Jackson High School · Sara Bullock, Lake High School · Rebecca Wyss, Louisville High School |
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Canton and Stark County Outpacing State
and Nation in Degree GrowthOne year estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Tuesday, September 28, 2010, show both the City of Canton and all of
Stark County outpacing the state and nation in college degree growth.
The 2009 American Community Survey (ACS)[1]
further indicates that Canton is rapidly closing the gap on Associate Degree
attainment with both the state and nation.
The ACS is an ongoing survey by the Census Bureau designed
to provide communities data on a yearly basis.
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