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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2003
Page
3
Publisher A C Hudnutt runs the paper from 1927 to 1950 with editors Andrew Young and Scott Brown. PatE Ewold serves as Assistant Managing Editor. The document lists publishers and editorial staff including Patti Ewald.
Avon and Amherst school districts received perfect scores on the state report cards, meeting all 22 standards. Lori Alexander notes ongoing diligence as other county districts also improve. Also praised are Firelands North Ridgeville for adding standards, while Ohio politics and local drivers receive brief notes.
The Independent Citizens Committee receives the Continuous Improvement Plan from Elyria Schools. Superintendent Dr. E Jean Harper says the plan charts course of action and best practices to improve teaching and learning. It covers seven goals and includes strategies and performance indicators. Each school has its own plan aligned with building and district goals.
The district outlines research based teaching methods and safety improvements across all buildings. It highlights parent engagement, updated crisis plans, stronger home school relations, updated mission, new technology use, and expanded guidance with dedicated staff to raise student performance. OhioReads reports 193 volunteers and ICC creation supports district focus on continuous improvement.
The district reports welcome suggestions on enrollment and demographics and asks residents to reach ICC via www.elymaicc.org or the phone 366-4173. Community members are urged to attend listening sessions at local venues for input and discussion.
Phil Van Treuren urges appreciation for soldiers preparing to deploy across the nation. He emphasizes acknowledging the risks they take to protect freedom and keep society secure, inviting readers to thank those facing service and potential deployment.
Readers' letters argue the Bush stimulus plan worsens fiscal mess at federal and state levels. Ohio Governor Taft warns the plan could cost Ohio about 580 million dollars next year and may prompt tax hikes to offset the damage.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to its editorial page and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or fewer and include signature full address and telephone if longer than 200 words. Include mailing and contact details for submission by mail fax or email.
Nat Hentoff notes Orrin Hatch in Square Peg defends Senate wide advise and consent on federal judges. Hatch recalls 1997 Gorton suggestion to veto nominees from Ninth Circuit states and favors floor votes. He criticizes litmus tests, discusses Clinton impeachment adjournment strategy, and warns on Total Information Awareness and Orwellian surveillance.
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