Elyria to build 5 schools in revised plan
The OFCC approved a pared-down master plan for Elyria Schools to build five new elementary and middle schools. Superintendent Tom Jama says the district is back on track with a smaller, faster timeline though earlier plans had faced resident scrutiny, especially on the south side where Franklin Elementary serves many community programs.
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Lorain Rep to proposal tax credit for higher education costs
State Rep. Dan Ramos of Lorain promotes an Ohio LEARN credit aimed at refunding the full cost of attendance for students and families. The plan would cover textbooks tuition room and board and commuter transportation based on FAFSA inputs and total cost of attendance.
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Dan Ramos
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Ohio
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Ohio State
Lorain Schools CEO may have revealed student records at town hall
At a Lorain town hall, CEO David Hardy showed a Title I teacher activity log on a projector. The first reveal redacted student names but a second reveal disclosed students’ names and IDs tied to teacher Andrew Bastock, prompting FERPA and IDEA violation concerns from legal experts.
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Andrew Bostock
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David Carney
Case Western Reserve University Law School
Cleveland School Board
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FDA approves nonopioid Lucemyra to ease opioid withdrawal
The FDA authorized Lucemyra, a nonopioid drug from US WorldMeds, to treat adults for up to two weeks during opioid withdrawal. In two studies 866 adults showed less severe symptoms with Lucemyra versus placebo. Side effects include low blood pressure dizziness sleepiness slow heart rate and fainting. Further studies in teens newborns and longer-term tapering are required and price is not yet set.
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Scott Gottlieb
US WorldMeds
Louisville
Lucemyra
Family survives 57 gunshots on West 19th Street in Lorain
Police investigated a May 2 shooting at a West 19th Street home in Lorain. A white vehicle with four young men fled toward Oberlin Avenue after firing through the front. No one inside the five residents, including three children, was hurt. Neighbors described the assault as loud and severe, with 18 spent 9 mm casings found and multiple gunshots piercing windows. The victims declined to comment amid safety fears. Contact details for reporter Bruce Walton provided.
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