State health guidance fuels mask policy debate in schools
Lorain County officials expect upcoming Ohio Health guidance to shape district mask rules for fall while CDC and AAP push in person schooling and masks for unvaccinated students. Superintendents weigh optional masking based on community case trends as districts nationwide face polarized views and evolving guidance.
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Amherst Police Chief responds to internal report on morale
Amherst Police Chief Joseph Kuciek issued a brief statement amid a report by LeBrun Management Solutions hired by city leaders to examine turnover and morale. The document urged the chief to abandon micro management in favor of a transformational leadership style and to empower lieutenants and sergeants to curb ongoing departures.
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Lorain Schools seeks five year levy to ease deficit
Lorain Schools Board votes unanimously to place a five year 6.8 mill levy on November ballot. If approved it would raise about 4.1 million annually, reducing a projected multi year shortfall but not ending financial pressures. The district plans to use about 14 million ESSER funds for general expenses while continuing cost control and potential reorganization.
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