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order to meet their needs and help their differences in the learning cycle. However, not all special education students need one on one teacher aids. The need for a one to one assistance is considered, depending on the individuals needs. In 2001, Wooster showed that, in 1975 the Education for all children act was renamed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

Manhattan Project. Arthur Compton was born on Saturday, September 10, 1892 in Wooster, Ohio. Arthur was raised by his mother, Otelia Compton, and his father, Elias Compton. As a child he grew up surrounded by books, so reading sparked an interest in science, specifically astronomy and powered flight. Later in life Arthur graduated high school in his hometown, Wooster, Ohio and moved onto college. Compton went to the College of Wooster and got his bachelor's degree in science. Then he spent another few years

The Battle of San Jacinto is an interesting event for evaluation through battle analysis. Although fought between the independent country of Texas and Mexico, it has been adopted into the psyche of U.S. History as a major battle that has a significant contribution to the general history of the U.S. Much like the Alamo, the Battle of San Jacinto relied heavily on imported forces from varying places throughout the U.S. to supplement Texas troops, making the interwoven nature of the Texas battle in

WOOSTER — While it may appear no different — maybe just a little whiter — the roof of the grandstand at the Wayne County Fair is a little better suited to welcome guests to this year's fair. In the spring, the roof was replaced, to the tune of about $70,000, according to fair board member Mike Buchholz, who co-chairs the building and grounds committee. “We had a few leaks that seemed to be showing up,” said Buchholz, noting the last roof was put on in 1987, at which time the Wayne County Fair Board

Through the years the DACA legislation has come a long way of providing a great advantage for undocumented students. Through the legislation we have been able to have a stable job and a sense of security. DACA does not only offer an opportunity to financially help the families of those students, who most likely are undocumented as well, but it also offers a deferred action from deportation which allows students to, for at least two years, live without the fear of being taken away from the US. This

WOOSTER — With unemployment continuing to remain low in Wayne County, officials are putting the finishing touches on a marketing campaign to attract workers here. The unemployment rate here was 3.7 percent for October, the last month for which figures are available. It was 4 percent in September and 3.6 percent in August. Rich Owens, director of the Wayne County Department of Job & Family Services, went over the figures with commissioners Ann Obrecht and Sue Smail Wednesday. “The unemployment rate

sounded like a hammer on a nail. I soon took a shower, put on my clothes for church, packed extra clothes for the baptism, brushed my hair, ate breakfast, put on shoes to go with my outfit, brushed my teeth, said good-bye & left. When I arrived at the Wooster church 25 minutes later, I went to the pastor, Bro.Keith Hicks, & he told me what I needed to do. I was so nervous I would mess up the entire thing. I went to the back of the stage as people entered the room. Most of my entire family came.

WOOSTER — Like the Secretary of State’s Office, the Wayne County Board of Elections has filed paperwork with the courts declaring its intention to appeal a judge’s order to certify the petitions of an unaffiliated candidate and put his name on the November ballot. The case involves Stephen Spoonamore, who is seeking to run as an unaffiliated candidate for state representative in District 1. Ron Amstutz is term-limited and cannot run again. Republican Scott Wiggam prevailed in the March primary, and

WOOSTER — A longstanding manufacturer of fittings and couplings for the fire and emergency services received a job creation tax credit based on its plan to add 30 jobs over the next three years. The Ohio Tax Credit Authority approved the request Monday in Columbus with Rod Crider, authority member and president of Wayne Economic Development Council, voting in support of it. Shreve-based RHBA Acquisitions/Red Head Brass, Shreve, will receive more than $22,000 in tax credits. It will receive a portion

WOOSTER — Friday morning, a group of 24 veterans pulled out of the parking lot of Shreve American Legion in a chartered bus heading to see the war memorials in Washington, D.C. The first night, the group was scheduled to see the Iwo Jima, World War II and Disabled American Veterans memorials. The veterans will offer a wreath for presentation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Saturday morning before visiting the Vietnam War, Lincoln and Korean War memorials. Saturday night will finish with a trips