Lorain leader urged to attend board meeting over levy talks
Lorain High School hosts a 5 p.m. Monday board meeting as critics press CEO David Hardy to engage with the school board. Board President Tony Cimacchia and members say levies must be discussed in public, while Hardy favors town halls and autonomy. Residents urge cooperation to push the $3.1 million annual levy.
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Letter Writers Clash Over God in Schools and Poverty Roots
A reader links O H air court cases to church and school issues while calling for God in schools. A science librarian urges climate action via carbon fees and database use at Oberlin College. A letter argues poverty stems from family breakdown and moral decline, blaming weak male role models and urging personal responsibility.
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Elyria Schools Focus on Safety and Community Involvement
Elyria Schools prioritizes safety through strong ties with the Elyria Police Department, ongoing updates to safety plans, and expanded training as new district facilities rise. Superintendent Tom Jama emphasizes See it say it and community coverage to prevent violence and protect students and staff.
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