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Anchors Aweigh campaign aims to modernize Hudson High weight room
Hudson is flexing its community muscle for a good cause as a group of parents spearhead the ambitious $550,000 Anchors Aweigh campaign to modernize the high school’s weight room. Operating under the newly formed nonprofit Organization for Athletic Resources and Success (OARS), founders Brent Charriere, Beau Bishop and JF...
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Hudson schools earn five-star state report card marks
The Hudson City School District has once again achieved a top-tier rating on the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce annual report card, earning five stars across all state-rated components. Assistant Superintendent Angela Terella highlighted the district’s Performance Index score of 108.2 – a 98.2% achievement rating that places Hudson as the highest-ranking school district in Summit County.
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Hoban's 3-6 Record Hides a Championship Dynasty, And Their Playoff Path Just Dropped
Nba logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Twelve Akron-area teams are officially in the OHSAA football playoffs this week, all chasing that ultimate state title dream, but five of them already locked down a first-round bye. […]
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Cleveland Jewish News
Students, adults give Solon school board earful over Nazi salutes, antisemitic language at middle school
On a day that was supposed to celebrate the diversity of Solon Middle School, students were the target of antisemitic behavior on Oct. 22. In a letter to parents sent on the afternoon of Oct. 23, Solon Middle School principal Rocco Sciarabba called the incident “especially disappointing because it happened on SMS Cultural Awareness Day and during Unity Week,” a time where the school “recognizes and celebrates all of our students and their family backgrounds, religions and cultural heritage.”
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Massillon Blanks Canton McKinley 31-0 for 11th Straight Win in Storied Rivalry
The 137th renewal of Ohio’s most storied high school football rivalry was all Massillon on Saturday, as the Tigers shut out Canton McKinley 31-0 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium to win the rivalry game for the 11th straight time. Massillon controlled the line of scrimmage from the opening kickoff...
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Updated five-year forecast reconfirms future budget pressure
Months after submitting a preliminary placeholder to meet a newly imposed state deadline, Hudson City Schools Treasurer Phil Butto delivered a comprehensive, “hard” five-year financial forecast to the board of education. On the positive side, the September real estate settlement brought in an additional $800,000, improving the immediate...
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Akron Early College Parade Gets New Route for Nov. 5 Celebration Downtown
The parade celebrating Akron Early College High School will follow a new route through downtown Akron on Wednesday, Nov. 5, Akron Public Schools announced, with the procession stepping off at 1 p.m. near the intersection of East Buchtel Avenue and South Main Street, across from 7 17 Credit Union Park, according to the Akron Beacon […]
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As CMSD shrinks, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb says little about a new charter school push
Mayor Justin Bibb, who is ultimately the head of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, has said just a few things publicly about charter schools. Defenders of traditional public education see charters — which receive public funding and operate independently — as competitors for state resources. Charter supporters argue they give parents more educational options for their children.
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CMSD kills Flock contract ahead of planned vote
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced Monday it would not move forward with an extension of its contract with Flock Safety. District officials had planned to ask the school board to approve the $603,000, one-year contract at its meeting this week but now will suspend the use of Flock cameras on CMSD properties.
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District Volleyball: Elyria Catholic rolls into regional
COPLEY TWP. — Elyria Catholic knew what was at stake Wednesday, but the Panthers weren’t about to let the moment faze them. Fourth-seeded Elyria Catholic rolled past second-seeded Canfield 25-12, 25-9, 25-15 to win the Division IV, Northeast 1 district championship at Copley. With an energetic student section...