Pictured are three of the four students who were honored by the Galion City Schools Board of Education for demonstrating the Portrait of a Tiger trait, Balanced, throughout the month of March. They are (left to right) Madelyn Pawsey, Quinn Tyrrell and Claudia Ferini.
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Three Galion High School wrestlers were recognized by the Board of Education for achieving All-Ohio honors. Pictured (left to right) are Superintendent Jeff Hartmann, Carter Trukovich, Gradey Harding, Alex Griffith and Athletic Director Matt Tyrrell.
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The Galion City School District Board of Education met on March 20. The board reviewed, discussed, and, when necessary, approved preliminary agenda items, as well as provided time for community input. Following those initial items, the board moved to student recognition.
Board members recognized four students who have consistently demonstrated the Portrait of a Tiger trait, Balanced, throughout the month of March. These exceptional individuals have demonstrated stability in managing their academic pursuits along with their personal interests and responsibilities:
• Karmen Heydinger – Kindergarten
• Quinn Tyrrell – Fifth Grade
• Madelyn Pawsey – Seventh Grade
• Claudia Ferini – 11th Grade
The board then acknowledged the achievements of several outstanding student-athletes who earned accolades as All-Ohio athletes:
• Carter Trukovich – All-Ohio Division II Wrestling 113 pounds – Fifth Place
• Gradey Harding – All-Ohio Division II Wrestling 120 pounds – Second Place
• Alex Griffith – All-Ohio Division II Wrestling 285 pounds – Third Place
High School Athletic Director Matt Tyrrell also provided a 2023-2024 Winter Sports Report. Tyrrell detailed team records and standings and highlighted the many notable achievements, including MOAC team and individual athlete recognition. He then expressed gratitude to retiring head swim coach Ted Temple for his unwavering dedication and invaluable service to our athletes and the school community for the last 31 years.
Regular board business included the review of past meeting minutes, acceptance of donations and Board Policy revisions and review. Staffing, field trips and summer camp recommendations were made and approved. The Treasurer’s Report included a financial statement and focused on food service and enrollment numbers.
The board’s next regular meeting will occur on Tuesday, April 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the Galion Middle School Computer Lab.
Submitted by Galion City Schools.
