Thursday, September 5, 2019
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Esports in Lancaster County: Here's why students are playing video games in school
Columbia High School, another historically low-performing school and NASEF member, created an esports club last year. Superintendent Tom Strickler said it has electrified students who were never big fans of school — or attending school.
Word around Columbia Borough has apparently spread quickly, as middle school students have expressed interest in forming their own team.
"It just adds one more activity to keep students engaged in school," Strickler said. "I think that's the key part."
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District Attorney recommends charging 13-year-old Columbia student with one count of making Terroristic Threats
Upon review of the incident, the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office recommended a charge of one count of Terroristic Threats [M-1] against the 13 year old male.
The matter will be referred to Juvenile Court and the Lancaster County Juvenile Probation Department.
Arrest Date: Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Case Number: CB-19-03130
Charges: (1 count) of Terroristic Threats - (M1)
Source: Columbia Borough Police Department
Monday, September 2, 2019
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