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Olmsted Falls City School District revokes 4-year-old’s kindergarten entry
OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio (WOIO) - New shoes. New clothes. New teacher. Four-year-old Matt Perez was extremely excited to attend the Olmsted Falls City School District during the 2024-2025 school year as a kindergartner. “He’s always been kind of smart – people tell me that,” Mother of Matt, Sara Perez said....
School begins for many Medina County students
MEDINA — Ella Canavan Elementary School students walked to school on Monday, many with umbrellas in hand, prepared for the first day of Medina Schools’ 2024-25 school year. For many students in Medina Schools, Monday was not just the first day of a new school year, but the...
Bus driver shortage forces Northeast Ohio kids to walk up to 2 miles to school
NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio (WOIO) - There is a bus driver shortage forcing kids to walk to and from school that live in a two-mile radius. Some parents argue it’s not fair or safe. But, schools are pushing back and said they’re trying their best to fill these spots.
Ken East football team pays tribute to teammate who recently died
TOWN OF TONAWANDA, N.Y. — The Kenmore East High School football team and school community is paying tribute to a fellow student and teammate who was killed in a tragic accident. "The kind of kid that his natural smile that would light up the room. Very welcoming kid who...
It’s back to school, and the Medina County District Library is raising its hand to help teachers and students
MEDINA, Ohio -- Now is a very busy time for teachers of all grade levels and for students of all ages. The Medina City Schools officially began classes today (Aug. 19). Older siblings are heading off to the college of their choice, ready to move into dormitories, make new friends and concentrate on higher-level academic subjects.
Copley-Fairlawn unveils new stadium to the public
COPLEY — The Copley and Fairlawn communities got their first look at the newly completed Copley High School football stadium at a ribbon cutting ceremony Aug. 20. “This is a powerful symbol of progress and unity,” Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Superintendent Aimee Kirsch said. “Not just a place for games … but a foundation for success on and off the field.”
Akron-area high school football schedules, rankings and more: A guide to the 2024 season
Ohio high school football is back. In the Greater Akron area, several teams will be looking to make a push for a state title. At the top of that list is Archbishop Hoban, which reached the state title game before losing 7-2 to Massillon. Who could get there this year? It all starts this week. Before games kick off, here's everything you need to know about the 2024 high school football season. ...
High school volleyball preview: Battle-tested Wadsworth gunning for trip to state
The Wadsworth Grizzlies announced their arrival as one of the premier volleyball programs in Northeast Ohio two years ago, advancing to the state round of 32 in Division I. They followed that successful season with a second straight Suburban League National Conference championship and made a return trip to the district final at Maple Heights.
News roundup for Aug. 21
Brunswick Schools students recognized for AP scores. More than 100 Brunswick High School students earned recognition from the College Board for their advanced placement exam scores. The exams are standardized tests that allow high school students to earn college credit and demonstrate their knowledge of college level coursework. There were...
North Royalton to rebid senior center project after bids come in high
NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio -- The city has rejected all three bids to renovate part of the former Royal View Elementary School, 13220 Ridge Road, into a senior center because the bids were too high. The construction estimate established last year was $480,000. If you purchase a product or register for...
Superintendent’s Corner – Casey Wright
As we prepare for the upcoming school year, I wanted to share some important news about our district’s financial plans. The board of education has approved a 5-mill tax levy for the Nov. 5 ballot. Out of the 5 mills proposed, 4 mills will be used for operations and 1 mill will be designated for permanent improvements.
High school football: Bath looks to go from surprise to success
Aug. 21—BATH TOWNSHIP — Through the first six weeks of last season, Bath went 4-2. The Wildcats upset defending state-champion New Bremen 14-7 in week one and pulled out one-score victories against Shawnee, Elida and Ottawa-Glandorf. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, their last victory came on Sept. 22 against the Titans. A back-loaded schedule included Celina, Defiance, Wapakoneta and St. ...
Book Launch - Buchtel CLC Alumnus Dr. Gregory Hill
Akron Public Schools scholars are amazing. This group took advantage of an awesome opportunity during their summer break. These scholars are from the Buchtel CLC Sports Medicine and Health Care Pathway, and they visited Dr Gregory Hill‘s book launch at Western Reserve Hospital Friday along with doctors, hospital vice presidents and local public officials.
Akron Public Schools seeing positive results from cell phone ban
AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Akron Public Schools said the school day is significantly better, friendlier, and safer now that students lock their phones away during classes. Jessica Sax, the principal at Hyre CLC, said the ban that went into effect last year is beneficial for the students. “I think students...
Akron Public Schools superintendent discusses the state of the district
It's back to school time for students and families. Most of the students in the Akron Public Schools return to classes next week. It is the second year for the district under the leadership of Dr. Michael Robinson. He accepted the role of superintendent in 2023. The district is facing...
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