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Photo Provided Discover “A Whole New World” as members of the Parke Heritage High School drama department present “Aladdin Jr.” at 7 p.m. Nov. 20 and 2 p.m. Nov. 21 in the Rockville Elementary School Gymnasium. This production is based on the Academy Award winning film and the Broadway show about the street rat who learns that his true worth lies deep within him. Aladdin embarks on an adventure that will test his character. With expanded characters and news songs, this story will open up “a whole new world” for young audience members. Tickets are $7 and can be purchased at the door. Parke County Community Foundation is the sponsor of this performance. Performers and crew members are Clayton Smith, Jasmyne Everson, Michaela Troutman, Shelby Robertson and Deja Nuchurch; middle- Ethan Fleener, Carson Crowder, Jenna McVay, Blake Harris and Natalie Tome; back- Mr. Justin Pavot, Mr. Nathan Rosich, Ev Rutter, CD Engle, Treyton Burgess, Katelyn Williams, Joyce Canfield, Jana Crites and Susan Bumgardner. Not pictured are Cassie Miller and Breanna Boblett.
A Whole New World
North Montgomery FFA was named the state and district winners of the Indiana Farm Bureau Ag Literacy Challenge. FFA officers accepted the award on behalf of the chapter. The challenge’s objectives include highlighting activities that help consumers become better informed about Indiana agriculture; emphasizing activities conducted by FFA members to promote agricultural practices and policies, or their education efforts that stimulate action in the ag community; and collaborating and maintaining positive relationships with community leaders who support agricultural education.
Literacy Challenge Winners
Elizabeth Newnum
Southmont to host All-Region Honor Band
Southmont Jr.-Sr. High School will host the Central West site of the 42nd Annual Indiana Bandmasters Association All-Region Honor Band on Saturday and Sunday. Southmont is one of 12 Indiana sites … more
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Students in the Parke Heritage High School Honors Biology class were asked to make a children’s book about the organelles. The top three books were selected by Mrs. Hannah Farrow, who is student teaching in Ms. Susan Seitz’s class. Mrs. Amanda Games’ son Ollie picked his favorite book out of the three. The overall winner was DJ Laws. He received a bag of Snickers as his prize. The top three with their books are Brennan Cox with her book, “Organelle High School,” Laws with his book, “The Organelle Family” and David Lacy with his book, “Can You Say Or-gan-elle?”.
Science Book Authors

Alicia Humphrey, AMVC public relations director, speaks to North Montgomery High School agriculture students. AMVC is proud to be part of the community and be an educational resource for area students.
AMVC teaches North ag students about pigs
Agriculture students at North Montgomery High School recently had a guest speaker from AMVC Management Services, a local swine industry employer, to complement their coursework. Alicia Humphrey, … more
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The Parke Heritage Middle School competed in the state competition on Nov. 2. They finished sixth in the state in the class four division competition and were only four points away from making it to the state finals. Team members are from left, front row, Samantha Boardman, Hallie Miller, Jordan Barnbrook, Nate Woodard, Crafton Malicoat, Lucas Busenbark, and Destinee Stevenson; and back row, Bo Thompson, Henry Busenbark, Cian Todd, Maddi Crowder, Coach Zach Taylor and Amelia Woodard.
PHMS Spell Bowl Team
Students from Montessori School of Crawfordsville received a visit Nov. 2 from llamas Maybelline and Genie.
Llama Lessons
Proposed teacher contract offers largest raise in school history
Crawfordsville Community School Corp. has reached a tentative agreement with the teachers’ association that proposes what is believed to be the largest salary raise in the district’s … more
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Information about local military veterans is featured in a drive-thru Veterans Day display at North Montgomery Middle School. The display is the same one used for community events in Waynetown. It’s just one way Montgomery County is commemorating the holiday. The county’s annual Veterans Day service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday at Marie Canine Plaza. At that same time in Linden, Marvin Swick plans to walk with an American flag along the streets and invites anyone to join him.
Patriotic Display

Growing Together: Nicholson students learn from Master Gardeners
The Nicholson garden has been cleaned up, cleared off and put to bed for another season. The Nicholson garden project started some time ago with former teacher Jerilyn Yerkes and her father in … more
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Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards as a part of their Leader in Me program. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set a good example in one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. October Habit Hero Award winners are, from left, front row, Steven Doty, Keylee Lemon, Charlotte Rice, Nash Woods, Ozzie Rose, Jameson Bryan and Marshall Harper; and back row, Tanner Back, Lorie Reynolds, Haliana Sowers, Damon Patton, Kaden Flood, Taylor Snell and Oakleigh Wyatt. Not pictured is Brook Hammonds.
TRES October Habit Heroes
Aailyah Keys (Flounder), left, rehearses a scene with Gianna Kochert Cosby (Ariel) for Crawfordsville Middle School’s production of “The Little Mermaid Jr.”
Under The Sea
Mermaid Ariel dreams of life outside of the ocean in Crawfordsville Middle School’s production of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid Jr.” this weekend at the Connie L. Meek … more
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Annie Jr. cast members are ready to take the stage at Southmont Junior-Senior High School this weekend.
Hard-Knock Life
Leaping lizards! You’ll want to “stick out your chin and grin” and sing when Southmont Junior-Senior High School performs Annie Jr. Performances are 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 … more
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Members of Abigail Powell’s class at Turkey Run Elementary visited Hobson’s Adventure Farm. The students were able to pet and feed several animals including a camel, llama, donkey, pigs, goats and more. Some students even enjoyed touching the snake and alligator. They were able to experience many fun activities. They especially enjoyed the bouncing pillow, cow train and duck races. Pictured in the front row are, Jason Dunavan, Nathan Myers, Caleb Myers, Dakota Worden, Izabella Staggs, Matthew Yockey and Cierra Lindley; and back row, Kaden Flood, Roger Wirth and Kendall Adam.
Farm Adventure

Students of the Month for October at Southeast Fountain Elementary are, from left, front row, Piper Gookins, Molly Ellis, Yeray Benavides, Paizlee Powell, Tristyn Thomas, Adra Swenson, Emmaline Sarver, Ted Teal, Jeremiah Cooper, Madilynn Songer, Meylani Cervantes-Gil, Dominic Warrick, Eliott Grayson and Liam Bane; and back row, Cooper Larson, Henry Davis, Eden Stout, Leslie Lopez, Leah Simko, Patience Bixler, London DePugh, Jailynn Wolverton, Piper Staten, Alaina Markle, Bella Purcell and Emily Dotson.
SEFE October Students of the Month
Parke Heritage High School FCCLA members attended the Fall Rally Conference in Danville on Oct. 27. Members attended six workshops. The speakers talked about how to find success in life, a culinary demonstration, how to be financially fit, an FCCLA program and a leadership workshop. The group also completed a service project in which they put together gift bags for Healthcare Heroes. PHHS students brought gum, mints, pens, notepads and hand sanitizer to contribute to the service project. Students attending the Rally conference were Bethany Burgess, Ashlyn Hybarger, Maddie Mikus, Logan Barnbrook, Hannah Thurman and Josie Bodine. Mrs. Morgan Cooper is the chapter advisor.
Fall Rally
Southmont High School freshman Clair Simpson, first from right, performed with the National FFA Chorus at the National FFA Convention & Expo last week in Indianapolis. Thirty-nine students from 17 states represented their chapters.
FFA National Choir
Theta Delta Chi brothers gather after collecting pledges in a previous campaign.
Wabash students campaign for United Way
For 50 years, Wabash College students chose one evening each fall to walk the neighborhoods around campus and knock on doors to accept donations for the United Way in Montgomery County (formerly … more
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Covington High School
First Quarter Distinguised Honor Roll Grade 9 — Savannah Bishop, Kennedie Cadman, Zamarah Chambers, Westin Coffing, Sydni Crain, Kyla Culotti, Brookelyn DeZarn, Katie Drollinger, Josef … more

Covington Middle School
First Quarter Distinguished Grade 6 — Piper Ferguson, Logan Hauck, Kyndall Murray, Michael Norton Grade 7 — Reagan Bealer, Beau Bishop, Thomas Britt, Audie Burchett, Dylan … more
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