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Blog Entries - May 2017

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HCC Letter- 13 Reasons Why Show

Posted on: May 23, 2017

HCC Letter- Regarding 13 Reasons Why Netflix Show

Marshall Phone & Internet Service is Down

Posted on: May 17, 2017

Attention Parents: The phone and internet service are temporarily down at Marshall School, and possibly other areas in the district. Thank you for your patience while repairs are made.

Marshall Phone & Internet Service is Down

Posted on: May 17, 2017

Attention Parents: The phone and internet service are temporarily down at Marshall School, and possibly other areas in the district. Thank you for your patience while repairs are made.

School E-news Delivery

Posted on: May 11, 2017

School Enews Delivery: Talawanda is now utilizing the School Messenger Service to deliver Enews to parents. Please make sure we have your correct email or mobile number (we text a link) so you may receive Enews from your child's school. If you

USDA- Summer Meals Program for Kids/Teens

Posted on: May 10, 2017

Summer Meals Program for Teens /Kids -USDA

photo of two female students in goggles at science week

Science Week 2017

Posted on: May 19, 2017

Thank you to Miami University for hosting Talawanda students K-5 for Science Week. Each day of the week a grade level traveled to campus to explore opportunities in Science and Stem, and work in real chemistry labs and science/technology/physics classrooms.