MARIEMONT, OH (FOX19) - Trevor Block will be recommended to the Mariemont Board of Education as the new assistant principal of Mariemont High School at the May 21 board meeting.

Mr. Block is currently the interim principal at Bishop Fenwick High School in Franklin, Ohio, and has over ten years experience working in various teaching and administrative positions in multiple school districts

"I am very excited about serving the Mariemont City Schools’ community as the next high school assistant principal and building upon the tradition of excellence for which this school district is known,” said Trevor Block.

Kathy Ryan, who has been interim assistant principal since Tom Crosby’s retirement in January, will return to Wyoming City Schools to begin facilities management for the renovation of and addition to their middle school building, a commitment she made last year.

MARIEMONT, OH (FOX19) - Andy Holzhauser and Chris Meyer from the Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance and Brad Motz from Motz Engineering presented a check for $200,000 to the Mariemont Board of Education at the April board meeting.

These were great partners during the district's recent facilities project, in which it constructed three new or renovated school buildings. This money helped fund energy-efficient measures, such as lighting, HVAC systems and double-paned windows in the new school buildings.

GCEA is a non-profit that helps homeowners and business owner become efficient in energy efficiency. For more information about GCEA, please visit http://greatercea.org/

BLUE ASH, OH (FOX19) - The University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College has announced their new Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs and new Director of Business Affairs. 

Dr. Greg Metz, of Wyoming, comes to UC Blue Ash from the University of Cincinnati main campus in Clifton after serving the past the past seven years as Assistant Director of the Center for First Year Experience and Learning Communities.  In his new role, he is the key point of contact for students, interacting with them daily to build on their academic success at UC Blue Ash. Dr. Metz is also leading efforts to weave the student affairs and academic affairs offerings of the college together seamlessly for students.