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Mt St Joseph, OH · Education
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Former Greater Cincinnati school employee sues district, HR director
MILFORD, Ohio (WKRC) - A former Milford schools employee is suing the district and its human resources director, alleging false accusations cost him his job and damaged his career. Aaron Zupka was fired after seven accusations, including claims that he misused funds and failed to report potential child abuse. In...
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Wright State University and Premier Health Nursing Academy expands affordable pathway to nursing careers amid growing demand
The Wright State University and Premier Health Nursing Academy is helping more students pursue nursing careers through financial support, hands-on clinical experience and a direct pathway to employment. The program provides eligible nursing students with up to $8,000 in annual tuition assistance from Premier Health. Combined with Wright State University...
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Sycamore High School student turns catchphrase into clothing business
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Sycamore High School student Jordan Friend turned his “cool beanz” catchphrase into a business three years ago. Friend said he started the business because of his interest in entrepreneurship. “I always had like an entrepreneurial mindset,” Friend said. “I should turn that into a business....
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Sherman Selected as Next Batesville Intermediate School Principal
Sherman comes to BCSC from Decatur County Community Schools. Jeremy Sherman. Photo provided. (Batesville, Ind.) - Jeremy Sherman has been selected as the next Batesville Intermediate School (BIS) Principal, pending approval from the Batesville Community School Corporation’s (BCSC) Board of Trustees. He will begin his new role on January 1, 2027.
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Former Greater Cincinnati school employee sues district, HR director
Former Milford High School athletic director Aaron Zupka has sued Milford Exempted Village Schools and its human resources director following his termination over allegations involving sponsorship funds and student safety. An independent hearing referee recommended reinstating Zupka after finding that the established violations did not justify termination. The school district had already hired a replacement, and its response to the recommendation remains an important development to verify. The lawsuit’s specific claims and requested relief should be confirmed using the court filing.