Some believed the SEA was behind the attempted ban. List of names: The woes for substitute teaches did not end there. He wanted the names of all substitute teachers hired during the strike. The schools, concerned about the safety of the substitutes, refused to reveal the names. It said there is no evidence that substitute teachers are still in danger, as they might have been during the strike.
The district appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court and that case is pending. Quolke never said why he wanted the names of the substitutes and did not return calls. School improvement: Despite the strike and its aftermath, the schools went forward with infrastructure improvements, which will be funded by a bond issue that voters approved in November Plans for a new middle school included individual learning units or "communities," each with a central collaborative space, classrooms, labs and art rooms.
Meanwhile, a renovation of Strongsville Early Learning Preschool increased available space by about two-thirds, according to Superintendent John Krupinski. Double-dipping dude: The school district was not the sole source of controversy in Strongsville this year. In December, Mayor Thomas Perciak rehired John Bedford as the city's director of communication and technology -- just one day after Bedford retired from the same position.
City Council voted to rehire Bedford. Councilman Matt Schonhut -- a friend of Bedford's family -- broke down in tears as he voted against the rehiring.
Sheetz moves in:. Some residents have expressed opposition to the plans since they were introduced in January Complaints ranged from concern about crime and lighting at Sheetz, a hour gas station and convenience store, to possible traffic congestion at the intersection. Rezoning for senior citizens: Also this year, Bill Boyer, co-owner of KidsFirst Learning Center on Howe Road, asked council to place a rezoning on the ballot so that he could build senior housing next to KidsFirst.
So Boyer gathered signatures and through a referendum placed the rezoning on the ballot himself. Voters approved the rezoning last month. A portion of new property taxes generated from the proposed Pearl Road Giant Eagle would be used on city infrastructure improvements — including road and sewer projects — over 30 years.
The purpose is to ease traffic flow to and from the new Giant Eagle Market District store, which is under construction south of Royalton between Lunn and Drake roads. Alliance Hospitality Inc. It is also asking them to freeze how they get paid back. According to students, there is chaos inside the high school and most students are leaving. Many wonder if an agreement will be reached by then. Copyright WOIO. All rights reserved.
Skip to content. Watch Live. First Alert Weather. First Alert Science School. Gas Prices. Bridging the Great Health Divide. Health Updates. Spot The Signs Opioid Crisis. Cleveland Cooks. CW 43 Focus. Cleveland Now. School Board President David Frazee said after the vote that students and replacement teachers will be given a chance to say goodbye, though classes are cancelled for Monday. Replacement teachers will gather their belongings Monday between 7 and 10 a.
Returning teachers will have access to classrooms later in the day, from 2 to 6 p. School resumes Tuesday. Strongsville school board president David Frazee and his four fellow board members unanimously approved a new agreement with the Strongsville Education Association that put an end to an eight-week strike. The members of the teachers union voted "overwhelmingly" to ratify the contract Saturday evening in a meeting at Strongsville High School, said Strongsville Education Association President Tracy Linscott.
The new page contract will be posted on the district's website. The contract, effective through July 31, , converts the 9. The contact also bars reprisals against the teachers and any student, parent or community member who participated in the strike and sets a teacher evaluation process that will be renegotiated before June 1 in accordance with state legislation.
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