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Scott Halasz

Scott Halasz

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Staff Writer and Editor, Xenia Gazette

Dayton

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  • YS superintendent to retire, Xenia native named successor

    By Scott Halasz Verified| Xenia Gazette Verified YELLOW SPRINGS — Dr. Terri L. Holden has announced her retirement as Yellow Springs superintendent. Holden, who has 35 years in education — will step down effective June 1, 2026. Xenia native Megan Winston will assume the role of superintendent Aug. 1, 2026, the district said. Holden has been a steadfast champion of innovation, equity, and deeper learning, according to district officials.

    By Scott Halasz Verified · Xenia Gazette

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Oh say, she can sing

    By Scott Halasz Verified| Xenia Gazette Verified DAYTON — After singing the Star Spangled Banner at the state basketball tournament a few times, one would assume Bri Vermillion would have zero nerves before performing it this year. Think again. “It was a lot less nerve-racking last year,” the 17-year-old Bellbrook High School student said. “This year I had a little bit of pressure on me.”It’s understandable given that she was asked to sing before the Alter-Bellevue girls Division-IV championship at the University of Dayton Arena on Friday.

    By Scott Halasz Verified · Xenia Gazette

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • YS superintendent to retire, Xenia native named successor

    By Scott Halasz Verified| Xenia Gazette Verified YELLOW SPRINGS — Dr. Terri L. Holden has announced her retirement as Yellow Springs superintendent. Holden, who has 35 years in education — will step down effective June 1, 2026. Xenia native Megan Winston will assume the role of superintendent Aug. 1, 2026, the district said. Holden has been a steadfast champion of innovation, equity, and deeper learning, according to district officials.

    By Scott Halasz Verified · Xenia Gazette

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Xenia Gazette

Dayton, United States