Education
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Jill Hayes: Episode 1: The Truth About NIL
Former Loveland High School Women’s basketball star and current University of Cincinnati star Jillian Hayes and Aubrie Rasheed an Oregon State soccer player join together in their latest podcast, The Truth About NIL. The NCAA NIL rule allows college athletes to get paid. HALF AN ATHLETE W/ JIL AND AUBS Episode 1: The Truth About…
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Congress Approves Boost To Special Ed, Disability Programs
Michelle Diament for Disability Scoop reports that a newly approved $1.7 trillion federal spending bill will bring more funding for special education while expanding access to ABLE accounts and addressing the use of electric shock on people with disabilities. The legislation, which funds the government through September, was signed by President Joe Biden just before…
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School district will hold a Town Hall Meeting to discuss “ongoing funding challenges”
Loveland, Ohio – In his weekly Superintendent’s Message, Mike Broadwater described the importance of a planned town hall meeting to discuss, “…our ongoing funding challenges”. He said, “The district is currently in deficit spending, which means that we are spending more money to pay for staff and services than the federal, state, and local tax…
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Google Business Profile Lunch & Learn
Promoted Post Loveland, Ohio – Have you Googled your business recently? Did you know that 93% of people start their initial search for anything on a search engine? Did you know that Google holds 78% of the search engine market? Want to know how to take advantage of this? Google My Business has rebranded to…
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Expanded access to teen driver training through State grant program
Agencies that wish to receive a grant must submit their proposals before Jan. 21 Loveland, Ohio – There are expanded access to teen driver training for low-income Ohio families through the new “Drive to Succeed” scholarship program. Loveland area residents can urge their police departments, council members, or trustees to apply for a grant by…
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Education sees some funding boosts, some missed opportunities in 2022
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioBY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Next year is sure to be a busy one when it comes to education in Ohio, with potential state agency overhauls and funding changes still on the agenda for the state legislature. The end of 2022 was capped by an 11th-hour push and ultimately failure for an attempted overhaul of the…
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Lorenz and Dougherty indicate they will not run for school board in 2023
Loveland, Ohio – At a meeting of the Loveland City School District held on December 10, both the current President of the Board, Kathryn Lorenz, and current Vice-President, Kevin Dougherty announced that it is their intention to not seek another term by running for re-election in the fall of 2023. Here is the excerpt from…
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[Photo Albumn] and LHS basketball update
Loveland, Ohio – Eight games into the season the Tiger Men (2-3, 5-3) stand in 5th place in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC). Leading the Tigers in scoring is 11th grader Brayden Frietch averaging 11.5 points per game. Close behind is 11th grader Jack Sauer averaging 11.4. Both Frietch and Sauer have scored 12 three-pointers.…
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Roaring Robots advance to District tournament
News from the Loveland Robotics Boosters Dayton, Ohio – Congratulations to Loveland FLL team 52346 Roaring Robots who competed at the Regional Qualifier at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force today in Dayton. They won the First Place Robot Performance Award and the Champions Award, the top award of the event. They will…
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“Thank you for being a friendly, smiling face for generations of our youngest Tigers!”
Loveland, Ohio – Thursday was a very special day at Loveland Early Childhood Center, as staff and students wished “Happy Retirement” to secretary DeAnn Gilmore after 23 and a half years! Their message on the Loveland City Schools FaceBook page was, “Thank you for being a friendly, smiling face for generations of our youngest Tigers!”…
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