Wellington High revises student dress code
Wellington High School adopts a revised dress code after a 3-2 board vote. The nine point plan tightens hair length and facial hair rules for boys, limits ear visibility, requires neat grooming, and allows coaches to set more restricted standards for extracurricular participants. It also covers grooming for girls, footwear rules, and general expectations for neatness and no distractions.
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Wellington High School
Board of Education
J. Gawen Stoker
Kathryn Gannett
Michael Kiehl
Allen Kimmich
Paul Wacker
Howard McConnell
Wacker
McConnell
Gerry Aldrich
Donald Sadler
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Kimmich
Aldrich
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Wellington approves new building rental rates
The Wellington board of education adopted a revised fee schedule for school facilities. Middle School auditorium now costs 50 dollars for commercial groups and 20 dollars for non profits. dining and kitchen facilities priced per hour with minima of two hours. Janitor overtime applies after three hours, cooks at 3 dollars per hour, and various rooms in the high school and Westwood School have parallel rates. Student and adult school connected groups may use facilities at no charge unless extra personnel services are needed.
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Demolition Contract Awarded for Wellington School
The Wellington board of education awarded Harri son Wrecking Co. of Cleveland the contract to demolish the 1865 portion of South Main Street School for 6374 dollars. The bid included removing a winding stairwell two upstairs classrooms two home economics rooms filling in and blacktopping the basement. Work must be completed within 30 days. The rival bid from B and B Wrecking and Excavating of Cleveland was 9200 dollars.
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Wellington
Board of Education
Harrison Wrecking Co
Cleveland
South Main Street
B & B Wrecking and Excavating, Inc
Brighton School to be offered for sale again Sept 15
Wellington Brighton Elementary, closed as a school in June, will again be auctioned at 11 a.m. on Sept. 15 with a minimum bid of £25,000. An appraisal estimates value above $35,000. If unsold, the district may sell on open market or deed to another subdivision.
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Wellington — Brighton
Board of Education
Brighton
Wellington
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