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McBee retiring from North Schools
Longtime North Montgomery School Corporation Director of Business and Transportation, Jim McBee, will be leaving his post May 31. The corporation’s school board approved his retirement request … more
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A total of 251,373 pages were read by Parke Heritage Middle School students over the past few weeks. The Parke County Public Library sponsored Read Across Parke County, which encouraged students to read and record the pages they read. Eighth grader Libby Johnson was the top reader. Other top readers were Mercedes Thompson, Lorelei Long, Lexi Mundell, Sam O'Brien and Miranda Oldham. These readers will be going out to lunch and will receive a gift card to a bookstore. Eighth grade students were the top readers with 128,976 pages read. Those reading earned a pizza party with drinks. In the battle for first period readers, Ms. Karsyn Zenor
Top Readers
As a part of their Leader in Me program, Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set an example by being a good leader and demonstrate one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Earning Habit Hero awards for February were front- Carmella Schmeltz, Izzy Cotten, Bexley Shannon, Charlie Hill, and Natalia Brown; middle- Vivian Long, Elliot Wrightsman, Taylor Steele, and Hunter Stonebraker; back- Abby Hill, Maleigha Uplinger, Jackson Wrightsman, Gabe Vandivier, Caleb Myers and Jason Dunavan.
TRES Habit Heroes
CHS to open AP course to freshmen students
Freshmen students at Crawfordsville High School will soon be able to add an Advanced Placement option to their schedule. On Thursday, school board trustees learned the high school administration … more
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FFA members participating in the District VII contest were front row, Lane Helderman, Klayton Burgess, Carson Rolison, Ella Norman, Kailey Seay, Julia Carroll, Stormi Swaim, Bradley McElheny, Brooklynn McMullen, Madison Atkinson, Kim Koren, Brayton Myers and Cade Runyan; middle row, Alisa McMullen, Jessica Montgomery, Skyley Cloncs, Cohen Berry, Raegan Ramsay, Hayden Holcomb, Paige Bishop, Grace Goldner, Lydia Jeffries and Sarah Thom; and back row, Emmylou Rader, Whitney Swaim, Noelle Blake, Will Patton, Hunter McDaniel, Ryan Mathis, Treyton Burgess, Addison Ramsay and Madison Coleman.
PHHS and PHMS FFA Chapters
The Parke Heritage High School and Parke Heritage Middle School Middle School FFA chapters competed in the District VII Leadership and Development Contest held at South Putnam High School on March 8. … more
Each year, FFA chapters around the country celebrate National FFA Week. It’s a time to share what FFA is and the impact it has on members every day. Parke Heritage High School and Parke Heritage Middle School FFA members participated in several activities during the week to promote their chapters and agriculture. District VII officers Cale Williams, Audrey Richardson, Calvin Myers and Logan Strauser were guest speakers in Miss Hallie Jones’ and Mr. Colton McMullen’s agriculture classes. They spoke about the opportunities in FFA and the skills they have learned in career and leadership development events. The group made personal brands based on their talents and personal qualities, and played trivia games about agriculture and FFA..“Hats for Howie” was organized by both chapters. Students could pay $1 or more to wear a hat during the school day. The money raised will be donated to the Colten Howard Memorial Fund. Dress-up days were also held at each school. On Wednesday, the high school members read to elementary students and served lunch to the high school staff. Pictured are FFA members in their official dress. front row, are Kailey Seay, Kim Koren, Skyley Cloncs, Madison Coleman, Emma Crouch, Stormi Swaim, Ella Norman, Alexis McAmis, Madison Atkinson, Julia Carroll and Grace Goldner; and back row, Lane Helderman, Owen Grayeless, Logan Hammontree, Bradley McElheny, Cade Runyan, Brayton Myers, Ryan Mathis, Ethan Breedlove, Carson Rolison, Abby Mathis, Hayden Holcomb, Treyton Burgess and Klayton Burgess.
PHHS FFA Official Dress
Kits are available free while supplies last, with a limit of one kit per family.
Carnegie Museum offers eclipse kits
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County is offering multiple ways for the community to safely enjoy the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8. The museum, in partnership with Athens Arts Gallery, is … more
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Photo Provided Crawfordsville High School students will bring “Footloose: The Musical” to the stage Friday through Sunday.
Cut Loose
In a revival of a beloved classic, Crawfordsville High School will present “Footloose: The Musical,” with performances Friday through Sunday in the Connie L. Meek Auditorium. The … more
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The Montgomery County Educational Foundation hosted a breakfast Thursday at the Crawfordsville District Public Library to honor the 2022-23 grant recipients. Pictured is Eric Danforth.
MCEF Grant Recipients Honored

Parke Heritage High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members competed in their state competition held in Muncie from Feb. 29-March 2. Three groups received the highest score in their competition and received a National Qualifying bid. Earning gold medals were Savannah Cotten and Maddy Fisher in the Interior Design category and Mackenzie Reath and Justice Stark in the Public Policy Advocate category. Emma Patton received a silver medal and a national qualifying bid in the Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation category. Earning silver medals were Haley Holtsclaw - Fashion Construction; Treyton Burgess - Food Innovation; Quinten Smith - Professional Presentation; and Will Patton - Repurpose and Redesign.
FCCLA Competes at State
It was a gold medal day for Parke Heritage High School choir students who participated in the Indiana State School Music Association State Solo and Ensemble Contest held Feb. 17 at Perry Meridian High School. Jenna McVay, Kim Koren and Ella Lacy all earned gold ratings for their solo performances. Lacy performed “Homeward Bound” arranged by Jay Althouse. Koren’s song was “The Vagabond” by Ralph Vaughn Williams. McVay sang “Amarilli, Mia Bella” by Giulio Caccini, which was all in Italian. The choir director is Alec Moeller. Pictred, from left, are McVay, Lacy, Koren and Moeller.
Gold Medal Day
Mounties raise money for Riley
NEW MARKET — Ladoga Elementary School was recognized Monday during the South Montgomery school board meeting for its efforts to raise more than $4,000 for Riley Children’s Hospital during … more
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Southmont Jr. High School
In a spirit of academic achievement and community celebration, Southmont Junior High School proudly acknowledges the recent National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony, held March 4, as a … more
Zoe Foxworthy-DeJournett and Isaac Gayler were crowned queen and king at the recent Winter Homecoming at Fountain Central High School.
FCHS Winter Homecoming

The Parke Heritage High School Dance Team achieved an outstanding victory at the state finals held at Farmers Coliseum on March 3. By securing first place in both the Pom and Jazz categories, they were crowned state champions. Their dedication, skill, and teamwork were showcased through their exceptional performances, earning them well-deserved recognition and praise. Team members are Marlee Jeffers, Maura Jacks, Donatella Mudica, Makayla Ricketts, Abbie Lash and Olivia Lear. They are coached by Amanda Games and Courtney Lash.
PHHS Dance Team
The Parke Heritage Middle School cheerleaders attended cheer camp at Indiana State University on Feb. 24. The group learned two chants and a dance during the camp time. They performed these chants during halftime of the ISU boys basketball game in front of a packed crowd cheering on the Sycamores. Cheering were front row, Lexi Mundell and Bryleigh Lamb; and back row, Haileigh Antrim, Brooklynn McMullen, Addi Ramey, Anna Tidwell and Emmylou Rader. Also attending the camp were Bayleigh Wallace, Taylor Snell and Avrie Hetrick.
Cheer Clinic at ISU
New Market Elementary Student Council donated $1,082 to Riley Children’s Hospital. Students sold icons, pencils and bracelets during the month of February. Glenna Livesay, student council advisor for 23 years, said the student council has donated $25,311 in that time period. The council is caring about their community and is continually on the lookout for local students or families in need of assistance. The council also conducts a spirit day every month to benefit the Veterans Memorial Park, they volunteer monthly at the Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County, conduct an annual talent show and put on an Easter egg hunt for first graders in the school. This year the council is comprised of 19 students.
Council Focused on Community Care
Students of the Month for February at Southeast Fountain Elementary are, from left, front row, Claire Corey, Lydia Lenfesty, Aadiyn Ritter, Liam Davenport, Zeb Kies, David Watkins, Bannon App, Eliott Grayson, Shuan Sheckler and Piper Larson; and back row, Mason Balmer, Corbyn Powell, Harley Rainey, Brendan Faulkner, Gavin Bowling, LJ Deel, Mason Banes, Emmaline Sarver, Haven Oppy, Lucian Whittington, JD Ellis and Charlie Vance.
SEFE February Students of the Month
Nick Tokman, known for his appearances on the television show "The Deadliest Catch," recently delivered an inspiring message to students at Parke Heritage Middle School and Parke Heritage High School as well as fourth and fifth graders at Rockville Elementary School and Turkey Run Elementary School. Encouraging them to take control of their lives, he asked a thought-provoking question: "Are you the captain of your life, or are you standing behind the wheel and letting others guide you?" This powerful message of empowerment resonated with the students, urging them to embrace leadership and responsibility for their own paths. Following his motivational speech, Nick Tokman engaged with the students, posing for photos and signing autographs. His presence and words likely left a lasting impact on the young audience, encouraging them to reflect on their own roles in shaping their futures. By embodying the idea of becoming their own captains, these students were encouraged to pursue their dreams and do what makes them happy. Pictured are Rockville Elementary School fourth grader Scarlett Rose, left, received one of Tokman's favorite books, "The Alchemist" as well as a personalized poster.
Inspiring Students

At Parke Heritage Middle School, the FFA chapter members held a “Kiss the Goat’’ event for FFA Week. Students voted for staff members to be the lucky ones to kiss “Nacho,” the goat. FFA member Landon Berry raised the most money with $143.17 to be the officer member to kiss the goat. Max Jeffries was second and Kamden Shields came in third. For the staff voting, the “new kid on the block,” Shawn Goldsberry won top honors. Also kissing Nacho were Mrs. Lisa Wrightsman, school resource officer Tyler Milner and Mrs. Kylie Gates. Students were also invited to guess the number of kernels in a glass jar, which held 1,747 pieces of corn. Emmylou Rader was only off by six guessing 1,753. Second place was Kennedy Mitchell and third place was tie between Mikey Clockson and Max Jeffries. Pictured are Kennedy Mitchell and Landon Berry.
Kiss the Goat
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