Education
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New doctors want abortion training, struggle under regulations
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Students and in-training physicians say they are looking to other states for medical abortion education they need to do their jobs and finish their degrees. Medical schools, meanwhile, are doing what they can to link the students with that training. Shreekari Tadepalli began her final year in medical school at Ohio…
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Loveland Magazine’s Cassie Mattia Introduces “Kickboxing 101!”
When children go back to school, it’s time for YOU! by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – Loveland Magazine readers, are you ready to get your sweat on? Well now is your chance to join me in my first ever Kickboxing 101 video where you will learn how to Jab, Uppercut, and Kick your way into…
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Ohio State employed a serial sex abuser. Its fight with his victims lives on
BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN – Ohio Capital Journal As Ohio State University came to publicly acknowledge that a physician it employed abused hundreds of students over two decades, it also waged several high-stakes legal and political fights against some of his victims to narrow their path to financial damages, an Ohio Capital Journal investigation has found. In state and…
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What’s The Cost of proposed Loveland School levy?
by Linda Holtkamp By now, the people of Loveland Schools should know about the proposed Loveland School levy, and how the cost of this proposed increase will affect your property taxes. Currently, 1 Mill is equal to almost exactly $1,000,000, and the school is asking us for 4.9 Mills, additional. The formula to calculate what this…
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Loveland Schools Launch Transportation Incentive Program
Promoted Story No Better Time to Become a Bus Driver! Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District has launched an incentive program to help hire new bus drivers. The program includes paid training for new drivers and a referral bonus for current district employees who refer new drivers. “Our bus drivers literally keep our…
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New COVID Health Guidelines for Loveland Schools
COVID Health Guidelines Update Summary (effective 1/28/22, updated 5/9/22, 8/1/22, 8/14/22) Background: On 8/12/22 new guidance for school came out from both the CDC and ODH (ODH memo 8/12/22 updated COVID guidance. Here is the information that will help you here in LCSD: Positive cases 5+5 (5 days of isolation followed by 5 days of…
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[Music Video] 2022 Loveland Marching Band presents ‘Say something, I’m giving up on you.’
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Sports, Spotlightby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – After the successful completion, in the hot August sun, of their grueling Summer Camp, the Loveland High School Marching Band and Colorguard performed in a “Preview Night” at Tiger Stadium last Friday. Letting the music speak for itself here, this is just a sampling of what you can expect…
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Loveland Schools COVID 19 Policy
Loveland, Ohio – As students return to classes, below is the current COVID-19 Health Guidelines in effect for the Loveland City School District: COVID Health Guidelines Update Summary (effective 1/28/22, updated 5/9/22, 8/1/22) Background: The quick spread of the omicron variants and their rapid clinical course have made universal contact tracing, case investigation and exposure…
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Volunteer with the Loveland Learning Garden and “Nurture Young Minds and Nature”
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – The mission of Loveland Learning Garden is to foster lifelong connections to the wonders of the natural world. Their mission statement says, “We believe in the benefits of immersing kids in the outdoors from a young age and the lasting impact of positive impressions with nature.” To support this,…
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