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Oak Ridge cross country working back to the top

Posted at 9:21 am August 24, 2013
By Adrian Etheridge Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Cross Country Girls Team

The Oak Ridge Cross Country Girls’ Team is pictured above. (Photos by Allen Etheridge)

Oak Ridge Cross Country has a legacy of winning at the state level.

“I plan to be at that level every year,” Head Coach Allen Etheridge said. “I go into every year thinking that we may have a shot at winning.”

His teams have backed that up with girls’ state titles in 2007, 2009, and 2010, and boys’ titles in 2005, 2006, and 2007. [Read more…]

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Aislyn Peacock, Allen Etheridge, boys' team, cross country, Daniel Beckett, Elizabeth Martin, Evelyn Pieper, girls' team, Hannah Craig, Hardin Valley Academy, Ian Barclay, Kristie Cunningham, Maddie Self, Mallika Vohra, meet, Megan Peters, Mehak Vohra, Oak Ridge High School, Peyton Gupton, Riley Fitchpatrick, state title, Thomas Colburn, training, Tyler Boullie, Wesley Robinson

ORAU seeks applicants for Extreme Classroom Makeover

Posted at 9:48 am August 7, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

ORAU Extreme Classroom Makeover

Oak Ridge Associated Universities will have its Extreme Classroom Makeover for the sixth year. Teachers who are interested in participating and within 50 miles of Oak Ridge must file an intent to apply by Sept. 13. (Image courtesy ORAU)

Oak Ridge Associated Universities announced on Wednesday that it will have its Extreme Classroom Makeover for the sixth year.

The makeover will be awarded to one lucky school teacher, a press release said. The award provides $25,000 worth of the latest educational technologies, training, and/or support. Teachers interested in competing must file their intent to apply no later than Sept. 13. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, K-12, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Top Stories Tagged With: Extreme Classroom Makeover, intent to apply, Karla Fultz, math teachers, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, ORAU, ORAU Extreme Classroom Makeover, science teachers, support, technologies, training

Fire Department, state Fire Academy hosting fire officer class

Posted at 8:35 am March 11, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Oak Ridge Fire Department has been hosting the Tennessee Fire Academy for a Fire Officer I and II class, a press release said.

ORFD has been hosting the class with the Tennessee Fire Service and Code Academy. It started the first week of January and will end the last week of March.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Oak Ridge, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: assignments, Athens Fire Department, class, fire officer, National Fire Protection Association, Oak Ridge Fire Department, ORFD, Tennessee Commission on Fire Fighting, Tennessee Fire Academy, Tennessee Fire Service and Code Academy, training

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