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DeWine says he is open to reviewing House Bill 70

Published on Feb. 20, 2019 | Updated 1:48 p. m.

COLUMBUS — Republican Gov. Mike DeWine is open to looking at the impact of House Bill 70 on the state’s school districts. When questioned by Andy Young, editor emeritus of The Chronicle-Telegram, at an annual AP-sponsored forum Tuesday, →

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St. Mary School in jeopardy, needs students to stay open

Published on Feb. 8, 2019 | Updated 10:45 a. m.

There are currently 111 students in kindergarten through eighth grade at the school on Fourth Street. “We’d like it to be 130, and 150 would be awesome,” Principal Sharon Urig said Thursday. →

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Academic Distress Commission chair resigns

Published on Jan. 17, 2019 | Updated 6:33 a. m.

LORAIN — Tony Richardson has resigned as chairman of the schools’ Academic Distress Commission. Richardson confirmed his decision with The Chronicle-Telegram early Thursday morning via email. He said while he plans to attend the →

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Lorain Schools teachers union disputes CEO's teacher attendance claims

Published on Jan. 8, 2019 | Updated 7:14 a. m.

LORAIN — The teachers union president is disputing attendance claims made in CEO David Hardy’s latest newsletter. In January’s “Titan Touchpoints,” sent out Sunday evening, Hardy claims teachers missed an average of 18. →

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Pregnant Oberlin professor alleges Wichita State retracted job offer (UPDATED)

Published on Jan. 7, 2019 | Updated 6:09 a. m.

WICHITA, Kan. — An Ohio professor is suing Wichita State University, accusing school officials of rescinding a job offer after she told them she was pregnant. Evangeline Heiliger, a 41-year-old visiting assistant professor of gender, →

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Lorain teachers union files brief in HB 70 lawsuit

Published on Jan. 6, 2019 | Updated 12:58 a. m.

LORAIN — The Lorain Education Association is the latest to sign on to a lawsuit against House Bill 70. The district’s teachers union filed an amicus curiae, along with its East Cleveland counterparts, Friday in the Youngstown Schools →

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John Monteleone resigns from Lorain Academic Distress Commission

Published on Dec. 30, 2018 | Updated 12:32 p. m.

LORAIN — The school district’s Academic Distress Commission will have a new member in 2019, following the resignation of John Monteleone. Lorain Mayor Chase Ritenauer said the process to replace him will begin immediately. Monteleone, →

DeWine says he is open to reviewing House Bill 70

St. Mary School in jeopardy, needs students to stay open

Academic Distress Commission chair resigns

Lorain Schools teachers union disputes CEO's teacher attendance claims

Pregnant Oberlin professor alleges Wichita State retracted job offer (UPDATED)

Lorain teachers union files brief in HB 70 lawsuit

John Monteleone resigns from Lorain Academic Distress Commission

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