By Sue Kiesewetter
Enquirer contributor

GLENDALE - Princeton schools will sponsor a free breakfast and lunch program at two elementary schools.

Breakfast will be served weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. at Heritage Hill Elementary,11961 Chesterdale Road, and at Lincoln Heights Elementary, 1200 Lindy Ave. Lunch at those same locations is 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. weekdays.

The Summer Food Service program runs June 14-July 23. Free meals are available to all children 18 and under or special needs adults over 18. Information: 771-8560.

School bond sale will be explained

MADEIRA - An information session is offered for those interested in buying the bonds that Madeira Schools will issue next month.

The seminar is 6 p.m. June 22 in the Perin Media Center at Madeira Junior/Senior High School, 7465 Loannes Drive.

The district is expected to sell $28 million in bonds on July 14 for school improvement projects.

The bonds will be sold in minimum denominations of $5,000 with maturities ranging from one to 28 years. Seasongood & Mayer is lead underwriter.

Information: 985-6070 or 621-2000.

Time capsule marks end of junior high

SHARONVILLE - A time capsule will be buried at Princeton Junior High School, 11157 Chester Road, during a 9 a.m. ceremony Thursday outside the building.

The time capsule is to commemorate the end of the junior high school concept in the Princeton schools. The school will reopen as a 1,300-student middle school.

Once the time capsule is buried a new rock in the garden will be unveiled. It will say PCMS - Princeton City Middle School.

Information: 552-8500.

Math challenge offers scholarships

BLUE ASH - Registration is open for the Kumon Math Challenge July 11 at the University of Cincinnati's Raymond Walters College.

Students in grades 1-5 take a 40-minute test. Those in grades 6-10 take a 60-minute test. The top 10 students in each grade will receive scholarships ranging from $100 to $1,200. Register through June 30 at www.kumon.com.

Pair publish math teaching advice

MASON - Two Mason teachers were published in the May issue of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics monthly magazine.

The article, "On the Write Path: Improving Communication in an Elementary Mathematics Classroom," was by Mason Intermediate teachers Melissa Anderson and Deena Little.

Meeting focuses on Amberley assignments

AMBERLEY VILLAGE - Cincinnati Public Schools' plan for redistricting elementary students who live in Amberley Village will be discussed in the village's Health, Education and Welfare Committee meeting, 7 p.m. Wednesday in village hall, 7149 Ridge Road.

School officials will be there for the meeting, which is being called to get comments from parents and community members.

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