From left, Sabina Elementary School Principal Jennie Pierson and East Clinton Middle School Principal Robbin Luck give reports at this week’s East Clinton Local Schools Board of Education meeting held in Sabina. Luck reported that at her building there are “substantially more boys than girls” overall, and more boys than girls in each grade level. Overall, there are 176 boys and 124 girls (59 percent boys to 41 percent girls). By grade level, there are 64 boys and 45 girls in the sixth grade; 67 boys and 38 girls in the seventh grade; and 45 boys and 41 girls in the eighth grade. It is “kind of shocking, oh my goodness,” said Luck.
From left, Sabina Elementary School Principal Jennie Pierson and East Clinton Middle School Principal Robbin Luck give reports at this week’s East Clinton Local Schools Board of Education meeting held in Sabina. Luck reported that at her building there are “substantially more boys than girls” overall, and more boys than girls in each grade level. Overall, there are 176 boys and 124 girls (59 percent boys to 41 percent girls). By grade level, there are 64 boys and 45 girls in the sixth grade; 67 boys and 38 girls in the seventh grade; and 45 boys and 41 girls in the eighth grade. It is “kind of shocking, oh my goodness,” said Luck.
