East Canton
East Canton, OH · Education
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Many former BW faculty left without a sense of closure
Over the past three years, Baldwin Wallace has reduced its faculty count in the face of a budget deficit. Now, former BW faculty members have landed in a variety of positions, but among some, there are still hard feelings. Currently, BW has 165 full-time faculty, according to the university’s website....
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Athlon Sports
LeBron James missed 83 days of fourth grade growing up in Akron; his foundation put $2 million into opening the I Promise School there
Years before he became one of the G.O.A.T.s, LeBron James was a kid with no stable home, no car to get him to class, and little reason to care about school.
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Mansfield News Journal
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Unbeaten South Range rolls in regional semifinal
MEDINA, Ohio (WKBN) – South Range topped Lakeview, 3-1 (25-17, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19), in the OHSAA Division V Volleyball Regional Semifinals on Thursday night at Medina Senior High School. With the win, South Range remains unbeaten at 26-0 overall on the season. The Raiders now advance to face Orrville...
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Avon Routs Rhodes 38-8 Behind Three Sykora TD Passes to Open Playoffs
The two-time defending Division II state champions needed exactly one half to announce that their title defense is fully underway. Avon scored on a blocked punt, a short field after a strip sack, a long run, a field goal and two touchdown passes after takeaways to build a 38-0 halftime lead, and the Eagles beat […]
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Highland’s Defense Swarms Brecksville in 31-7 Playoff Win Despite Wadle Injury
Highland’s defense spent three quarters bending and one quarter slamming the door. The top-seeded Hornets intercepted Brecksville three times in the fourth quarter, broke open a close game and beat the Bees 31-7 on Friday night in a Division II, Region 5 regional quarterfinal in Granger Township, according to the Akron Beacon Journal’s game recap. […]
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Akron Early College High School celebrated with downtown parade
Chants of “AECHS” echoed through downtown Akron on Thursday. Bookended by Akron’s safety forces, hundreds of Akron Early College High School students marched up South Main Street from near the Polsky Building to Lock 3, waving signs and pom poms in celebration of the school’s latest academic feat. The specialty school received five stars on the latest state report card and was the top-performing public high school in Ohio for the third consecutive year.
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Chronicle-Telegram
H.S. Football Playoffs: Firelands can't keep up with No. 2 seed Shelby
SHELBY — It was a special week for Firelands as it prepared to play in Week 12 for the first time in school history. Unfortunately for the Falcons, when they arrived in Shelby it was quickly apparent the Whippets were top dog. No. 2 seed Shelby (11-0) scored early...