On November 8, 2018, local leaders gathered together to celebrate the recent successes of CIS Wayne County and to consider how we might work to make Wayne County an even better place for students to learn and grow. Thanks to all who attended!
Moriah is smart, hardworking, and stays far from trouble. She gets good grades and comes to school every day. For the last couple of years Moriah has been a frequent guest in our CIS alternative lunch room. Richmond High School students who do not want to eat in our large school cafeteria are welcome in…
“There is a family with two sons at Lincoln High School, and they started off the year doing online learning by joining classes through Zoom. Their grandma had some health issues, and their mom had to go stay with her in Kentucky for a while, so she left her sons in the care of her…
“I began working with a student from the first day of school at Richmond High School. I knew he was going to be a challenge from the very first interaction. He was likable and I shared many interests with him, so we got along well. However, I could tell he was very defiant when it…
“I had a teacher contact me regarding a student that was having a job interview after school. She asked if I could help by providing her an outfit to wear because what she had on wasn’t appropriate for the interview. I had her send the student to me so I could help prepare her for…
“After receiving my 10 Thanksgiving boxes from LifeSpring Church, I set out to get them to my Westview families. All 10 were accounted for, however, one family was hard to get a hold of and I didn’t feel comfortable dropping it at their door without knowing someone was home to receive it. After a few…
Thanks to all who came to Vivian’s Farewell reception! Your kind words made this event a wonderful success! The Wayne County community has benefited tremendously from Vivian’s hard work and we wish her well as she moves on to her new role as Executive Director for Communities In Schools of Indiana.