Cleveland schools desegregation chief blasts system as hostile
In a Cleveland hearing on closing 46 schools, Deputy Superintendent Leftwich called the desegregation effort atmosphere hostile and the budget too small. He said planning was primitive, there is no building inventory, and $200,000 is insufficient. He warned a $450,000 to $500,000 need by month’s end and potential staff layoffs if funds run out.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pinkney eyes suspensions in Cleveland school bus strike
Cleveland bus drivers and mechanics may face suspensions if they do not end their strike by Monday over bargaining representation. School Board President Arnold R. Pinkney said a special meeting would discuss action if Local 244 members do not return to work. The walkout affects more than 2,800 students, including many handicapped riders, while teachers' union leaders say picket lines are only honored with AFL-CIO endorsement.
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Arnold R. Pinkney
Teamsters Local 244
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Donald Turka
OAPSE
Cleveland Teachers Union
James E O'Meara
CTU
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Domino record holder plans charity domino chain in New York
Bob Speca, 21, of Broomall Pa, an astronomy major at the University of Pennsylvania, pauses during setup of 100000 dominos at Manhattan Center New York City He holds a world domino toppling record and will begin a June 9 chain for the National Hemophilia Foundation AP
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New York City
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More letters on the issues North Ridgeville levy debate
The Chronicle Telegram reports voter consideration of a June 6 school levy for a new high school in North Ridgeville. Readers weigh immediate relief versus funding for anticipated enrollment growth by 1980, recalling past overcrowding and urging a "yes" vote.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville High School bond issue urged
A Ridgeville guidance secretary from the North Ridgeville High School urges residents to support a bond to relieve overcrowding. She notes no available rooms for orientation or group work and that academic curriculum is limited. Split sessions may help but could restrict course selections.
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North Ridgeville
Keep Elyria schools open 6.9 mill levy plea
Citizens urge passage of Issue 20 on June 6 to keep Elyria schools open next fall. They warn of bus cutbacks for students above eighth grade and the JVS, potential school closures for lack of funds, and the risk of losing teachers and staff amid rising living costs.
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Cittizens
Elyria
Don’t let Elyria kids down by voting yes for June 6
A letter from a parent and longtime teacher urges Elyria area voters to support Issue 10 and Issue 17 on the June 6 ballots to fund school operations and relieve overcrowding. The writer notes rising elementary enrollments from 34 to 34 over years, argues the levy funds not buildings but operations, and warns that a defeat would reduce attention and supplies for students. The letter emphasizes education as a key to future civic and professional success.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville
Liberty
Elyna High
Elynia High
Iifo
North Ridgeville voters urged to support school levy
Citizens urge independent thinking on the school levy, arguing the issue hinges on providing a proper learning environment for children. They stress public education as the foundation of democracy, noting past sacrifices by ancestors and appealing not to shortchange the next generation.
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North Ridgeville
Firelands Teachers Association thanks community for memorable year
Firelands unity praised as teaching remains difficult yet rewarding. The association credits parents and community for a positive school-year impact and expresses hope to continue collaboration to keep Firelands education exciting and relevant for all children.
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