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Economists: Ohio flat-tax would worsen inequality
A concept of income disparity from Getty Images. BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal An overwhelming majority of a panel of Ohio economists believes that a flat-tax proposal pending in the Ohio House would worsen economic inequality, according to a survey that was published Monday. Most of the 22 who responded also didn’t think that the…
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Ohio State Board of Ed again delays selecting search firm for new state superintendent
Ohio Department of Education. Photo by WEWS. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal The State Board of Education once again voted to delay naming a search firm to identify superintendent candidates. In a 14-4-1 vote, the board pushed back until May’s board meeting on deciding on a search firm that would bring superintendent candidates for board…
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Ohio School Safety Center announces keynote speakers for the 2023 Ohio School Safety Summit
Registration coming soon! Tuesday, July 25, 9 a.m. Dr. Dewey Cornell, Professor at the University of Virginia and developer of the Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines, (CSTAG), will present on School Threat Assessment as a Safe Fair, and Effective Practice in Ohio Schools, which will describe how to implement best practices and resolve student threats, while…
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Our Loveland Story – The Colletto Family
by Kim and Dan Colletto Loveland Schools are worth fighting for! Keeping our school district strong in turn will keep our beloved Loveland community thriving, protect our home values and make our neighborhoods enticing to outside buyers. We, as proud Lovelanders, will stand behind the #yesforloveland movement. This is our family’s story and why we…
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“Sip and Shop: Mother’s Day Edition” [Video Interview]
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, SpotlightLoveland, Ohio – “I am super excited about this sip and shop and I know it will be a great event to support Loveland Schools and these small businesses,” said Loveland High School Senior Kate Krabacher. Kate is a student at Loveland High School and is a member of Tigers Inc. Kate said that she…
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Student hunger is pervasive in Ohio
Getty Images BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal ____________________________ EDITOR’S NOTE ABOUT LOVELAND SCHOOLS The Loveland School District participates in the National School Lunch Program. Through this program, free or reduced-cost meals are available to children whose families meet certain criteria. Applications are available online and at any of the school office locations. Learn more… Apply…
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Urgent! Loveland Community Needs School Levy Passed
by Ellen Main Loveland City School District has an operating levy on the May 2 ballot this year. Because Loveland has not passed a school levy in nine years, they are in desperate need of these funds to maintain their current high quality of education. If the levy is not passed, they will move towards…
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Loveland High School Hope Squad takes lead role in creating mural
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The new Mural Unveiled at Loveland High School (Photo provided by Loveland Schools) Loveland, Ohio – Loveland High School (LHS) has a new mural, thanks to a partnership with the Cincinnati Reds and PNC Bank. The school was selected as the recipient of a “Murals with a Mission.” Artist Brent Billingsley worked with Loveland…
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Get To Know Arlington Renegades Quarterback Loveland native Drew Plitt
[learn_more] Content goes here[/learn_more] [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]by xflnewshub.com Anthony Miller Drew Plitt has been with the Arlington Renegades since day one, but his past success is what has brought him here to the XFL as one of the few rookie quarterbacks. High School Football Experience Photo by The Enquirer Plitt went to high school in Loveland, Ohio…
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New Communication Devices Give Children a Chance to Find Their Voice
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This story is republished with the permission of the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Part of Loveland Magazine’s coverage of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] by Cassie Mattia Since the inception of Ohio’s Technology First Initiative, new and improved devices that help with two-way communication or provide step-by step assistance has helped many…
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