Education
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A Good Sign for Loveland Schools: A Robust Election Season
By Elliot Grossman, Candidate for Loveland City School Board The races for the Loveland School Board have strengthened my faith in democracy. For at least two decades, most candidates for the school board had run without challengers. That means the community didn’t have much of a choice of candidates. It also meant there was minimal…
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‘Backpack Bill’ sponsors seek new school voucher funding formula
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioBY: SUSAN TEBBEN AND OHIO CAPITAL JOURNAL The sponsors of a bill that would promote the use of private school vouchers and “school choice” came together on Wednesday with a religious lobby group to bring the bill back up. House Bill 290 was originally introduced in May as a “legislative intent” bill aiming to allow students…
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Linda Bergholz Shares why Loveland Music Academy was Forced to Move
Art and Culture, Education, Featured, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Spotlightby Cassie Mattia Symmes Township, Ohio – Loveland is full of so many wonderful things for families to get involved in and for parents to get their children involved within the community. The Loveland Music Academy (LMA) is one of those places that welcomes anyone that has a passion for music or simply wants to…
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Loveland School Covid 19 Dashboard for October 3, 2021
Loveland, Ohio – At the beginning of each week, the Loveland City School District releases their latest Covid 19 Dashboard.
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[VIDEO] Loveland High School Marching Band and Color Guard: An 80’s Adventure
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Last Saturday afternoon the Loveland High School Marching Band and Color Guard hosted their 25th Annual “Drums Along the Little Miami” marching band competition. Seven bands from around the region attended the competition. The LHS band and Color Guard performed an exhibition for the crowd before awards were presented.…
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Manufacturing Day at Loveland Middle School
Loveland, Ohio – Students at Loveland Middle School (LMS) got a chance to take part in Manufacturing Day on Friday. Robotics students and students in Sandy Broderick and Nelson Arblaster’s Design and Modeling classes met remotely with Alex Seder, General Manager of NOV Dayton. The company makes equipment used in mixing things like plastics, paints,…
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Meet the candidate nights
by David Miller Who will be in your corner? Loveland, Ohio – These events will be your chance to personally meet the local politicians who want to be part of the teams leading the Loveland City School District and Loveland City Council for the next 1,440 days. Four-long years, so this is important! On October…
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October 4 – Deadline for voter registration
by David Miller Who will be in your corner? Loveland, Ohio – These events will be your chance to personally meet the local politicians who want to be part of the teams leading the Loveland City School District and Loveland City Council for the next 1,440 days. Four-long years, so this is important! On October…
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Dems push for legislation after OSU team doctor has charges dismissed for sexually assaulting hundreds of student athletes
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN and Ohio Capital Journal Days after lawsuits against a former OSU team doctor were dismissed because of the statute of limitations, Democratic state representatives want action to extend time and help to sexual assault survivors. A federal judge didn’t dispute the facts of the case in which Dr. Richard Strauss was accused of sexually assaulting…
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OHIO VAX-2-SCHOOL offers 50 scholarships worth $10,000 each and five $100,000 scholarships
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioGovernor Mike DeWine emphasized that keeping kids in school, in-person, five days a week, remains a priority. He said, “We know that the best way to do that is to get students vaccinated. In addition to protecting kids from the severe effects of the virus, students who are vaccinated, do not have to quarantine if…
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