Questions rise over Wellington superintendent contract
Editorial critical of Wellington school board for not asking essential questions about Superintendent Sherry Buccieri. It notes a pending contract vote, moonlighting at EMH Health Center in Avon during school hours, lack of clear board approval, and calls for public accounting of hours and a formal decision to restore community confidence.
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Wellington
Sherry Buccieri
Buccieri
Ivan Santiago
School Board
Marcus Bryant
EMH Health Center
Avon
Fitness Center
Pat Sumpter
Sumpter
Phyllis Mosher
Mosher
Children of Wellington
Sharks at New Smyrna Beach Surfers Face Shark Attacks
Time magazine notes a two day surfing contest where six shark bites occurred, four on feet and one on a hand and calf, with no serious injuries. The incident happened at New Smyrna Beach Volusia County Florida amid crowded beaches.
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Time Magazine
New Smyrna Beach
Volusia County
Fla
Florida
Time
Scripps Howard
Lorain teachers urged unity over looming school strike
Letters urge Lorain Schools to avoid a strike, praise Dee Morgan for raising standards, and call for collaboration to improve education. Parents and volunteers share personal experiences with tax limits, advocate nonpartisan elections in North Olmsted, and discuss coal’s role in energy policy with Ohio Taxpayers Association director Scott Pullins supporting clean coal incentives.
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Lorain
Dee Morgan
Teachers’ Union
Board of Education
Ohio
Scott A. Pullins
The
Ohio Taxpayers Association
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Enduring Segregation Undermines Brown v Board
Nation confronts persistent school segregation despite Brown v Board of Education. Kenneth Clark warned improvement lags as Harvard and Orfield report rising neighborhood and school inequality. Low-income and minority students face underfunded, low-expectation schools. calls grow for class-based integration and resources to ensure equal opportunity.
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Mamie
Orfield
Christian Science Monitor
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Supreme Court
Borhoods
Marshall
New York
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