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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1996
Page
2
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October head counts show most districts up with Avon Vermilion and Midview leading. Avon reports largest percent gain while Elyria records the biggest drop amid school openings closings and developing housing. District superintendents cite housing growth enrollments and open enrollment dynamics shaping a statewide trend.
School official predicts 150 more enrollments next year as Lorain County infrastructure improves. He notes population movement inward, aided by better telephone service, water, and sewer systems, forecasting continued growth for Lorain County and Amsherst.
Bomb experts removed a suspicious canister after a resident reported a possible bomb at Irving Park Boulevard and Lake Road Saturday afternoon. Police and firefighters evacuated the area, Amherst bomb squad assisted, no injuries occurred, details on contents were unavailable.
Mary Eden, 16, moved from Elyria West to Clearview Junior/Senior High School in Sheffield Township via open enrollment as the district faced overflow. Superintendent Buck Sulewski said about 50 applicants were refused for lack of space at Clearview and Marion L. Steele High School. Avon and Keystone districts reported inquiries or calls, with Keystone noting it does not accept open enrollment.
Elyria district sees students move to Keystone Clearview and Midview districts amid closures. Families cite smaller schools and personal attention, while private schools report gains. Officials note state funding offsets with consolidation, though open enrollment costs rise by about 450,000 for 121 students.
Joseph Kandra, 63, was seriously injured Saturday after noon when he fell about 14 feet from the Broad Street roof. He suffered back injuries and broken bones and was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland after initially being treated at EMH Regional Medical Center in Elyria.
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