Teachers back SB 222 449
The West Clermont Education Association endorses State Bills 222 and 449 involving public employees. WCEA announced its support in a prepared statement delivered to West Clermont members.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
2
The West Clermont Education Association endorses State Bills 222 and 449 involving public employees. WCEA announced its support in a prepared statement delivered to West Clermont members.
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Bethel School Board announces an introductory meeting to discuss an operating levy on November ballots. Superintendent William Bick cites a need for funding to keep the district solvent next year and to establish borrowing power. A three mill increase would add about $66,000 by the federal funding second biennium. The meeting is Tuesday June 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym. All residents are invited.
Stonelick Lake State Park teams with Clermont Recreation Commission and the Red Cross to run July 5 to 22 courses for ages 6 to 15. Programs cover novice to intermediate levels and emphasize safety, survival swimming, and elementary rescue, including Basic Water Safety for non-swimmers. Classes run Monday to Friday with multiple start times each day.
Clermont County received 985 421.36 dollars in the May State School Foundation Subsidy payments to be distributed across nine school districts. The total state disbursement was 78.2 million dollars.
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