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TestScoreState-Wide
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Standard Ranking 31.5 47/88 
4th Gr Read Adv 6.9 17/88 
4th Gr Read Prof. or Better 56.8 21/88 
4th Gr Read Basic or Better 100.0 32(T)/88 
4th Gr Write Adv 15.2 21/88 
4th Gr Write Prof. or Better 77.9 23/88 
4th Gr Write Basic or Better 100.0 1(T)/88 
4th Gr Math Adv 9.4 74/88 
4th Gr Math Prof. or Better 58.7 30/88 
4th Gr Math Basic or Better 100.0 1(T)/88 
4th Gr Citizen Adv 11.0 50/88 
4th Gr Citizen Prof. or Better 57.7 32/88 
4th Gr Citizen Basic or Better 100.0 1(T)/88 
4th Gr Science Adv 16.8 30/88 
4th Gr Science Prof. or Better 58.0 18/88 
4th Gr Science Basic or Better 100.0 1(T)/88 

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News for Washington County (in Ohio):

  • Soldier's burial (The Marietta Times) (Sat, 31 May 2008 06:16:24 GMT)
    A Zanesville soldier killed in Iraq last week will be laid to rest in Washington County, and residents are invited to help honor his memory. Pfc. Kyle Phillip Norris, 22, of Zanesville died May 23 in Balad, Iraq, from wounds suffered a day earlier when his vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device during a patrol in Jurf as Sakhr, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.

  • Former deputy gets suspended sentence (The Marietta Times) (Fri, 30 May 2008 12:31:45 GMT)
    A former Washington County sheriff's deputy was given a suspended jail sentence and placed on probation for a year after he pleaded guilty Wednesday to child endangerment charges. Former Deputy Jeffrey R. Morris resigned from the sheriff's office in January after he was accused of leaving his 8-year-old son at home alone with loaded guns present.

  • Keeping a watchful eye (The Marietta Times) (Fri, 30 May 2008 12:31:14 GMT)
    Sheriff Larry Mincks told Washington County commissioners Thursday that the courthouse might not be as safe as it could be. "Our primary line of defense is the duress alarms (which can be set off by courthouse employees to alert Sheriff's deputies)," Mincks said. "Our back-up is the security cameras and the physical security.

  • Anti-tobacco program finds new funding (The Marietta Times) (Fri, 30 May 2008 12:31:34 GMT)
    A bill signed by Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland this month almost meant the end of a local tobacco prevention program, but the Washington County Tobacco Prevention Project has now secured a grant that will keep them operating on a limited basis for at least a year.

  • Services planned for Ohio soldier killed in Iraq (The Columbus Dispatch) (Sat, 31 May 2008 15:48:28 GMT)
    ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Military rites for an Ohio soldier killed in Iraq will be staged Thursday in Zanesville. Army Spc. Kyle Norris, 22, of Belle Valley, died May 23 after his vehicle was struck a day earlier by a roadside bomb in Jurf as Sakhr, Iraq.

  • Lowell man gets 2 years (The Marietta Times) (Sat, 31 May 2008 06:16:34 GMT)
    Lowell resident Gary Frazier, 62, was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for the June 2007 shooting of Larry "Buck" Ridgeway, 30, of New Matamoras.

  • Commuting to work a real bear (The Marietta Times) (Sat, 31 May 2008 06:16:44 GMT)
    A 16-mile commute by bicycle to Marietta every day wasn't exactly what Ivy Thompson, 21, had in mind when she accepted a summer internship at the Ohio Department of Transportation, District 10, office on Muskingum Drive. But gas prices got in the way. "I would be driving if gas prices were cheaper," Thompson said. "I am saving a lot.

  • Area honors fallen soldiers (The Marietta Times) (Tue, 27 May 2008 13:02:10 GMT)
    With flowers, 21-gun salutes, parades and solemn ceremonies Washington County residents paid tribute Monday to soldiers lost in battle. Two morning parades in Marietta were among dozens of remembrances taking place in the area, with ceremonies or events also taking place in Lowell, Beverly, Waterford, New Matamoras and Belpre and across the river in West Virginia.

  • County Home and garden (The Marietta Times) (Tue, 27 May 2008 13:01:35 GMT)
    As the price of fresh vegetables increases at the supermarket, some folks are growing their own, including residents at the Washington County Home. "We still have to buy some, but having our own garden helps out, and it's saving the taxpayers money," said Ted Williams, administrator of the county home.

  • Chase lands man in prison for five years (The Marietta Times) (Thu, 29 May 2008 12:01:32 GMT)
    A Belpre man will spend the next five years in prison for leading police in a high-speed pursuit with two infants in his car last summer. Chad W. Williams, 26, of 517 Barclay St., said he was sorry for his actions and begged for mercy. He has spent the past eight months in jail awaiting the outcome of these charges and said he has had nothing to do but think.


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