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Solon Students Describe Nazi Salutes at Middle School, Demand Answers
Jewish students at Solon Middle School were met with Nazi salutes, shouts of “Heil Hitler,” and comments about picking up money during a Cultural Awareness Day event on Oct. 22, according to Solon High School student Ayva Rubenfeld. The incident has set off a wave of anger from parents and students who packed Monday night's school board meeting demanding to know how it happened and what the district plans to do about it.
Chronicle-Telegram
High school roundup: Avon blanks Lakewood in girls soccer district semifinal
AVON — Delaney Moyer scored three goals and Sydney Thomas had two, while Sienna Stuckart, Kaitlyn Buchino and Sam Heun each scored for Avon in an 8-0 win over Lakewood in Division II district semifinal girls soccer action Tuesday. The Eagles will face Southwestern Conference rival Olmsted Falls in...
Cleveland.com
medinacountylife.com
Crestview Elementary Teacher Nancy Flama Making Differences
Great teachers are often inspired by great teachers. Nancy Flama, a second-grade teacher at Crestview Elementary, was inspired by her third-grade teacher, Marcia Zawada at Kidder Elementary. Crestview Elementary’s Nancy Flama: Making a Difference in Kids' Lives. Flama explained that Zawada was a very caring teacher. “She always had...
Cleveland.com
OHSAA Division I football playoffs preview: Meet the favorites to reach Canton
The Eagles have come out of Northeast Ohio in each of the last five years to reach the state final four. Get regional pairings, breakdowns and predictions for all four regions on the road to Canton in Division I.
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H.S. Football Week 10 Game Balls
Each week of the high school football season, the sports staff at Your Ohio News will honor area players with GAME BALLS based on their performances from the previous week’s game. To nominate a player — offense, defense, special teams, they’re all eligible — send position, stats and photo to sports@yourohionews.com. Deadline to submit is Sunday at 9 p.m.
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keeonsports.com
St. Ed’s Defeats Loudoun 23-0 As Game is Called in the Third Quarter
LAKEWOOD, OHIO – A bizarre game with multiple injuries to key players on Loudoun Sports Academy led to it getting called early with the St. Ed’s Eagles up 23-0 with 2:30 to play in the third quarter. Things got completely out of control late into the third and the officials had seen enough. They met with both coaches and school administrators and came to the decision to end the game right then and there.
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Case Western Reserve Opens 300 Million Dollar Susi Research Building in Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University has opened the Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building in Cleveland, a 189,000-square-foot, $300 million research hub that the university calls its largest single investment ever in research, according to the university’s newsroom. The building, on the Case Quad along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard,...
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District ends contract with Flock Safety
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - CMSD announced Monday that it will not extend its contract with Flock Safety. The school district released the following statement. After careful consideration, the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) will not move forward with a contract extension for Flock Safety. In recent weeks, the district has...
Cleveland Jewish News
Geller Hillel Student Center to celebrate 10th anniversary
Cleveland Hillel will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Albert & Norma Geller Hillel Student Center at Case Western Reserve University at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 11. The event will recognize a decade of supporting Jewish college students through educational programs, kosher food, Jewish learning opportunities and a welcoming space for students to connect with their community.
Medina County Gazette
News roundup for Oct. 27
Medina High School debate students go to Yale Invitational. Four Medina High School students recently showcased their debate skills on the national stage at the Yale Invitational, one of the country’s most competitive high school debate tournaments. In public forum debate, McKenna Gallagher and Ava Campbell defeated one of...
The Daily Record
Northwestern High School opens its halls for Halloween fun
Northwestern High School will host its first Husky Hallways from 5-7 p.m. Oct. 28, offering families a free Halloween event with trick-or-treating, games and activities. More than 20 school groups, athletic teams, clubs, staff members, local businesses and community organizations are expected to participate, according to a community announcement. Children can trick-or-treat through decorated hallways, play games, take part in activities, decorate a pumpkin and get a Lerch's donut. Children are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes and must be accompanied by an adult. Northwestern High School Student Council is organizing Husky Hallways as an opportunity to connect younger children and families with high school students and others involved with the school. The event also gives high school students an opportunity to give back to younger children, according to the announcement. Athletic teams, clubs and staff will participate Northwestern athletic groups planning to participate include football, boys and girls basketball, girls soccer, volleyball, wrestling, softball, baseball, golf, track, cross country and cheerleading. Student Council, Spanish Club, Art Club, Guitar Club and Yearbook are among the high school clubs and organizations participating. Teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria staff and other Northwestern school employees also are expected to take part. This story was produced