Medina Schools undergo turnover as five administrators leave
Medina City Schools reports five administrators will depart before the 2022 23 year including Claggett Middle School associate principal Kathy Ashcroft and Root Middle School principal Bryan Farson who will become Norton City Schools superintendent Shannon Federinko moving to Edgewood Middle School Wooster City Schools and interim business affairs director Robert Whitaker retiring. District reassignment fills vacancies with Ryan O Cull Grice McCabe Halleck Dodez Newton and other changes to strengthen focus on student success PBIS and MTSS across sites.
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Medina
Medina City
Claggett
Kathy Ashcroft
al. Root
Bryan Farson
Norton City
Heritage
Princi
Pal Shannon Federinko
Edgewood Middle
Wooster City
Robert Whitaker
Paul Worsencroft
Bedford City Schools
Aaron Sable
Medina Schools
Ryan O’cull
Whitaker
Medina Board of Education
Waite
Cindy Grice
Farson
A.I. Root
Cipal
Julie McCabe
Ashcroft
Northrop
Kim Halleck
Amanda Dodez
Helping Hands
Gretchen Newton
Canavan
Northeast Ohio Temperatures Soar As Heat Wave Persists
Weather expert Kirk Lombardy of the National Weather Service in Cleveland notes heat indices near 100 degrees during mid to late week, with 90s returning by Tuesday. He warns about dehydration and heatstroke, urges non alcoholic hydration, frequent cool places, and cautious outdoor activity amid high humidity and dew points.
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Kirk Lombardy
National Weather Service
Cleveland
Lombardy
Ohio
Pride on the Square in Medina supports LGBT families
Medina Out Support hosted its second Pride on the Square in Uptown Park with speeches, picnics, and chalk art. Visitors wrote postcards opposing House Bill 616 to ban divisive concepts in schools. Jessie Pritchard and Jen Oehler from district diversity clubs praised safe, supportive classrooms and the impact on LGBT youth.
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Medina
Out Support
Uptown Park
Sandy Varndell
Jessie Pritchard
Jen Oehler
Hinckley Township backs 2015 plan in 2022 survey results
OHM Advisors found the 2015 Hinckley Township comprehensive plan still relevant after a 2022 survey. With a 33 percent+ response from residents, most favor single family homes, oppose large conservation developments, and support town center expansion with water and sewer upgrades under certain standards.
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Hinckley
OHM Advisors
Arthur Schmidt
OHM
Schmidt
General Business District
Hinckley Town Center
Melissa Augustine
Wadsworth Schools boards outlines 2022 23 food plans
Wadsworth City Schools board discussed next year’s food service changes including USDA rules requiring at least 80 percent whole grain meals and new sodium limits. A poster on the five food groups will be posted across buildings, created by the Ohio Department of Education. Food costs, supply chains, and anticipated surcharges were cited as key challenges along with a shift back to paid meals potentially reducing student participation.
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Wadsworth — Food Service
Wadsworth City
Ohio Department of Education
Gnap
USDA
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Aaron Josefczyk
Gazette
Jonathan Daubenspeck
Mason Abbey
Nick Atterle
Ethan Abbey
Memorial Park Pool
Medina Square
Out
Oehler
Madisyn Woodring
John Nimmo
Hinckley Township
Wadsworth Schools
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