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Education News for 12-12-2012

State Education News

  • School-grading system incomplete (Columbus Dispatch)
  • Ohio lawmakers are expected to approve a new grading system today for determining how well schools…Read more...

  • Hubbard and Liberty sharing a treasurer (Youngstown Vindicator)
  • The Hubbard school district has agreed to a temporary sharing of its treasurer with Liberty schools. The neighboring districts came to an arrangement after James Wilson…Read more...

Local Education News

  • Cleveland Metropolitan School District may auction off headquarters (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
  • With Cuyahoga County well into its real estate consolidation, another public body will seek bidders for prime property in downtown Cleveland…Read more...

  • Arlington Schools: No raises for administrators, nonunion staff (Columbus Dispatch)
  • School administrators and nonunion staff members in the Upper Arlington district won’t receive salary raises next year…Read more...

  • Board curious about auditor (Columbus Dispatch)
  • With possible criminal referrals looming from a data-rigging probe that started with the Columbus City Schools’ internal auditor…Read more...

  • Ledgemont Schools drastically cut busing (Willoughby News Herald)
  • When many Ledgemont School District students head back to school after the holiday break they won’t be riding in a school bus…Read more...

  • Judge denies motion to suppress accused Chardon shooter's statements (Willoughby News Herald)
  • A Geauga County Common Pleas Court judge has denied Thomas Lane III’s motion to suppress statements he made to sheriff’s deputies and Chardon police after the Chardon High School shootings…Read more...

  • Youngstown prepares to meet third grade challenge (Youngstown Vindicator)
  • The city school district is training teachers and testing students to try to prepare for a law that would require students to be retained in third grade if they aren’t reading at grade level…Read more...