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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1996

Page

11

Schultz contract extension voted by Elyria school board

Elyria Ohio the school board voted 41 to extend Superintendent Schultz contract through July 2001. The vote came as he faced a plan to close Elyria High School and Jefferson Spring Valley elementary to cut expenses. One member criticized the extension as premature, while Schultz said no raise accompanies the extension.

Elyria Ter Schultz Schultz Elyria +1 Jefferson Spring Valley Elementary William Ncic Sonya Moreno Ivancic

Elyria High plan to close one high school sparks backlash

The board discussion shows parents fear 200 families may pull students, while officials note districts with closures see initial losses but later stabilization. Critics warn levies may fail and worry about reduced sports and activities for students as one high school operates.

Lester Schultz Mansfield Sonya Moreno Clearview Elyria Catholic High School Gary Godhenour Adelbert Street Becca Redden David Drive Elyria West Elyria High

Elyria Schools weigh impact of growing high school

Jan Nowak of Hilliard Road notes her Northwood Junior High daughter plays flute but fears cutting high school music chances with one band. Elyria officials consider adding a second freshmen basketball team at Elyria High to broaden entry level athletic opportunity while preserving music programs.

Jan Nowak Hilliard Road Northwood Junior High School Nowak Schultz Elyria West Elyria High School

Closings Plan Faces Board Vote After Loud Public Input

The school board backed superintendent Lester Schultz on a plan to close Elyria West and Jefferson and Spring Valley elementary schools to resolve a projected deficit. Voters rejected a 4.75 mill levy in November, prompting a projected $4.3 million shortfall by June 1997.

Lester Schultz Sonya Moreno Thomas L. Bowen William Ivancic Gary C. Bennett Jeffrey Ohlemacher Schultz Elyria West Elyria High Jefferson Spring Valley Edison Franklin and McKinley

West grads weigh suits to block Elyria school closings

Elyria lawyers Jeffrey Edleman and Michael Godles, both Elyria West graduates, consider lawsuits to stop the board from closing Elyma West and two elementary schools. Edleman warns of injunctions, a class action over graduations tied items, and a civil rights complaint over accessibility at the district’s High School expansion.

Elyria Elyria West Jeffrey G. Edieman West River Road Elyma West Jefferson Spring Valley Edleman Michael Godles Godles US Department of Education Office For Civil Rights Elyria High School Lester Schultz Alyria High

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