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The North Baltimore staff selected Jordan Kimmel to be student of the month for January. Jordan is a strong student, maintaining a 3.23 GPA in his high school coursework. Jordan is active athletically as well. He is a four-year runner on the cross country team where he was captain his senior year. He is also a two-year track runner and jumper and was selected as boy’s MVP for field events his sophomore year. Jordan is a well-rounded student who plays trombone in the band and is one of two students in the last 16 years to be taller than his director. Additionally, Jordan was a Homecoming attendant his junior year and will always be remembered for some of the best lip syncing performances ever seen at our fall homecoming pep rallies.  

Jordan is also very active in the community, earning the rank of Eagle Scout in Troop 315 for designing, building and installing the new sign outside the North Baltimore Historical Society. We applaud his efforts on this project, which was especially impressive to complete during a pandemic. 

While working with Jordan, the staff finds him to be attentive, positive, and polite with a wonderful sense of humor. He is also North Baltimore’s foremost authority on DC comics, movies, and television shows.    

Due to his attitude, character, and involvement the staff of North Baltimore have selected Jordan to receive this honor.  

After high school, Jordan plans to enlist the Air Force. Congratulations, Jordan!

Submitted by Ben Pack.

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North Baltimore Parents:

Yesterday, Wood County moved to level 3 (red) on the Ohio Public Health Advisory System. The numbers in Ohio and locally continue to rise.  We believe strongly that our students benefit from in-person learning, and we will be continuing with a 5 day in person learning schedule beginning on November 16th.  In the North Baltimore Schools Reopening Plan, we stated that if Wood County rises to an Alert Level 3, we would collaborate with the Health Department to determine if we should switch models.  Currently, the Wood County Health Department reports that because schools continue to consistently implement the public health guidelines for COVID, the health department is not identifying additional cases within schools as the result of in-school exposures.

We will be  in constant contact with the Wood County Health Department and Ben Robison, Wood County Health Commissioner, to insure student and staff safety as we proceed. 

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Board votes for students to return to school full time beginning November 16th.

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