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Article published November 18, 2009
School superintendents meet
Deborah S. Delisle, left, Ohio superintendent of schools, talks with Sandra Frisch, superintendent of the Lucas County Educational Service Center, during a visit to the Toledo area. Ms. Delisle also toured the Anthony Wayne junior and senior high complex in Whitehouse and the Challenger Learning Center in Oregon during her stop in the area yesterday.
( THE BLADE/JEREMY WADSWORTH )



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