Medina County superintendents recount COVID-19 changes
A virtual roundtable featured Wadsworth's Andy Hill Cloverleaf's Daryl Kubilus and Buckeye's Jeff Harrison sharing experiences from guiding districts through the pandemic. They discussed early closures, new safety protocols and hopeful returns to prepandemic activities amid improving communication across Medina County schools.
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Medina County
Wadsworth
Andy Hill
Cloverleaf
Daryl Kubilus
Buckeye
Jeff Harrison
Kubilus
Mike DeWine
Granger teacher finds closure with year-end collage
Granger third grade teacher Julie Spaite created a photo collage of her students to mark the last day of in-person classes on March 13 2020 and delivered copies to students at home. She notes this provided a sense of closure as districts later adjusted to online learning plans for the year.
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Granger
Julie Spaite
Mike DeWine
Spaite
Medina County board weighs impact of housing contract clash
At a Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities meeting residents voiced fear as a dispute with Medina Creative Housing could force sale of 10 houses containing 14 units. An interim six month extension prevents relocations while talks resume.
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Medina County Board OF Developmental Disabilities
Medina
MCBDD
Medina Creative Housing
Sharon Noland
Medina High School principal search continues
Medina Superintendent Aaron Sable says the district is reviewing 30 to 40 candidates for the Medina High School principal post with both internal and external applicants. A committee of students staff and parents will screen finalists with livestreamed interviews possibly reducing candidates to two or three. The goal is to have a principal in place by the start of the 2021 22 school year.
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Medina
Aaron Sable
Kristine Quallich
Jeff Harrison
Buckeye
Rob Skidmore
Sable
Quallich
Jim Shields
Brunswick Schools approve five year spending reduction plan
Brunswick school officials ratified a five year plan to cut more than 3 million next year and 3.5 million annually in years three to five if a May levy fails. Proposed actions include closing an elementary school and trimming busing and dozens of positions.
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Brunswick
Mark Pepera
Pepera
Mike) Mayell
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