Each day was a reminder to show good character.
Photo by Milan Community Schools.
(Milan, Ind.) - At Milan Community Schools, character counts.
Last week, Milan students celebrated Character Counts Week by wearing a different color each day.
Each color represented trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.
Above, students are seen wearing orange for fairness.
Legislation Co-Authored by Rep. Bascom Cracking Down on Foreign Adversaries Heads to Senate
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at Aurora City Park, Civic BuildingThe bill aims to protect Hoosier technology, intellectual property and land from foreign adversaries.
The U.S. Postal Service will observe Presidents Day on Monday, February 16.
Leaders represent over half of Kentucky’s school districts.
Jennings County's girls basketball team was also honored.
This Student Story is presented by FCN Bank.
Four Trojans announced their college decisions on National Signing Day.
