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Senior Brooke McHugh was honored on senior night
at Coshocton Christian School. She is pictured center
between her parents, Benjamin and Carolyn McHugh.
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Mr. Z poses with Wiley
Principal Stanley Zurowski takes time out of cheering
on the Wildcats to pose with Wiley, the school mascot.
Lillie Wright served as the mascot for the 2017-2018
season.
School board working on
2018-2019 calendar
By Karah Bilyeu
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COSHOCTON - Several matters were discussed that
would help improve school security during the most
recent meeting of the Coshocton Christian School
Board. Th e school and the church, Coshocton Chris-
tian Tabernacle, now have additional security in the
gym and church.
With the upcoming year right around the corner, the
school is trying to create the 2018-2019 school calendar.
Th e school has been consulting with other districts to
create the best possible calendar for the students.
In an eff ort to help cover costs, the board voted to
increase tuition by three percent.
Coshocton Christian School has also approved a new
student for next fall. Th e school has begun reenroll-
ment for students attending and is encouraging other
students to come join the school. Th e board has also
updated staff contracts allowing for the best education
provided for the students.
Coshocton Christian School held an open house for
preschool and kindergarten on Tuesday, March 20. Th e
preschool classes are considering an all-day program.
Th e board is praying about what is best for the school in
this matter and it may be approved in the future.
Finally, the school is discussing the idea of hiring a
part time IT employee.
Senior Brooke McHugh
honored
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Pictured in center is senior Victoria Stevens on senior
night at Coshocton Christian School. Stevens served as
the point guard for the Lady Wildcats. She is pictured
here with her parents Zack and Janae Stevens.
Tori Stevens honored
at senior night
By Kellie Bilyeu | The ROAR
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COSHOCTON - Outgoing senior for the Lady Wildcats,
Brooke McHugh, has played basketball for fi ve years
and volleyball for four.
Her hobbies include art, crafts, baking, eating what
she has baked, and sleeping.
Th e thing that she will miss the most is her teammates,
and how they have been very supportive of her. Th e
thing that she will miss the least is all of the practice.
She would like to thank her teammates and her sister
for being very supportive.
Her advice to younger classmen is to stick with it. Even
when it is frustrating just do your absolute best.
his coaches who have always been supportive. COSHOCTON - Tori Stevens is a homeschooled senior
who plays for the Coshocton Christian Lady Wildcats
basketball team. She has played basketball at the school
for fi ve years and volleyball for three. She was the point
guard for the 2017-2018 season.
Some of her hobbies include hiking, playing the pia-
no, drawing, and hanging out with her friends.
Th e thing she will miss the most is her basketball
team and all of the fun times they have had together.
Th e thing she will miss the least is all of the pressure to
have everything fi gured out in her life.
After high school, she wants to pursue a degree in
social work and minor in Spanish.
Her advice to younger classmen is just to apply your-
self and do your absolute best.
Senior players
honored
Wildcat basketball senior night was
well-represented with these four
outgoing players. Pictured left to right
are Hunter Hamilton, forward for the
Wildcats; Austin Hill, small forward for
the Wildcats; Victoria Stevens, point
guard for the Lady Wildcats; and Brooke
McHugh, small forward for the Lady
Wildcats. These players will be sorely
missed in the hallways and on the court
at Coshocton Christian School.
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