Two Superintendent Candidates Remain in Elyria Schools
The Elyria school board conducted executive sessions to quiz three outsiders for the top post, interviewing Karen Green of Youngstown, Dennis Muratori of Huron, and John Stanford of Columbus. Saturday narrowed the field to Stanford and Muratori, with follow-up interviews and public records documents shaping the process. A longtime board member resigned amid the developments.
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Huron
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Ohio School Boards Association
Chronicle-Telegram
Dennis Muratori Named Huron Schools Superintendent
Dennis Muratori, longtime educator, rises from teacher to administrator in Sandusky and Huron. He spent six years at Southview High School, then six years at Sandusky Schools before becoming assistant superintendent and finally superintendent for Huron Schools. His three year contract runs through 2016 with a base salary of 125000. Dawn Jacobs is mentioned as another figure in the article.
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Lorain
Southview High School
Sandusky
Muratori
Huron
Dawn Jacobs
John Stanford Key Education Leader in Ohio Roles
John Stanford, former deputy superintendent for Columbus Schools and adviser to Gov. Ted Strickland, led education reform planning and district reform. He created a $15 million budget reduction plan and presented a strategic vision to Elyria Board of Education to drive student passions and hopes.
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Ted Strickland
Columbus
Stanford
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Defense secretary pledges Afghan exit review and possible delay
Ashton Carter on his first Afghan trip as defense secretary pledged a broad review of the U S mission that could slow the drawdown. He said Washington is open to options to reinforce Ghani’s security plan and reconsider the timeline for U S troop withdrawal amid Afghan gains and internal challenges.
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Chuck Hagel
Ghani
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Bitter blast snarls Ohio roads with snow and ice
Snow and cold returned to Ohio on Saturday creating slick highways and many fender benders in Cincinnati. Schools canceled classes and counties urged motorists to stay off roads while parking bans were in place. Temperatures rose to around 32 in parts of the state as a cold front moved in to dry conditions by midnight.
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National Weather Service
Steve Hrebenach
Wilmington
Man struck by two cars on Route 113
A 19 year old Lorain man, Kenneth Faria, was found dead after being struck by at least two vehicles on state Route 113 near Gifford Road in the early hours Saturday. A 911 call captured a struggle before the line went dead and deputies worked to determine how Faria came to be on the roadway.
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More high schoolers take early college admissions
Arleta High School students watch college results while Unique De La Torre stays calm after being accepted to a private New York university in December. Nationwide over 460 colleges offer early options. the College Board notes a 7 percent rise in early deadlines over five years and surveys show growing early applications. Stanford reports 7,297 early candidates, up 24 percent. Pomona sees a 40 percent jump.
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New York University
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Stanford
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
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