Federal Hocking
8461 State Route 144
Stewart,
Ohio 45778
(ph): 740-662-6691
(f): 740-662-3805
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Principal: George Wood
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Federal Hocking High School
Description: The Federal Hocking High School Community strives to help all students become life-long learners, active democratic citizens, and flexible in their career choices.
Mission: Federal Hocking High School, a small high school set in rural Ohio, focuses its efforts on three primary goals: 1) Developing a love of learning within each student regardless of their background 2) Inspiring active citizenship among its students 3) Giving every student the option to be and do anything they choose upon graduation.
School Type:
Rural Public school
Serving Grades:
9, 10, 11, 12
Number of Students: 472
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Sonja Coble
Kizzi Elmore-Clark
George Wood
Student Engagement: Advisory, Democracy, and Relevance
Oct. 4 - 6
Central to high school restructuring is overcoming the boredom, disconnection and irrelevance that most students see as the major problems with school. This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the tools that FHHS uses to engage students: advisory, student democracy, and a core curriculum linked to the world in which they live. The workshop will include an overview of the FHHS school culture and its results, visits to advisory and classes, and sessions with teachers, administrators, and students. It is recommended that a team of participants attend, including parents, students, faculty, and administrators. This will include the reception and breakfast and lunch on both days, copies of George Wood’s books, and all workshop materials. Participants are responsible for their own lodging.
Registration Deadline: 9/19 Fees: $300 (15% off for CESN Affiliates)
Contact: Cheryl Hedges at cherylhedges@forumforeducation.org
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