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After conducting a search to replace Superintendent Michael Tefs, Revere school board selects Daniel White, who begins Aug. 1

Barberton schools Superintendent Jeffrey Ramnytz says he's ready to move on, leave pace of a 24-7 position after a 7-year stint at the top

The board of education president said the search for a new superintendent will begin with a meeting later this month.

BATH — During the Jan. 17 Revere Local Schools Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Michael Tefs announced January is School Board Recognition Month and thanked board members Hayden Hajdu, Claudia Hower, Mike Kahoe, Keith Malick and Diana Sabitsch for their dedication to Revere Schools and their service. Also during the meeting, the board’s Facilities and

BATH — The Revere Local School Board of Education honored 16 Revere High School (RHS) juniors who recently qualified for the National Merit Scholarship program Nov. 15. RHS Principal Andrew Peltz introduced semi-finalists Adelyn Brookover, Taylor Creveling, Devin Donich, Tate Johnson, Wesley Leong, Philip Liu, Calin Milicia, Sara Tomechko, Lauren Weil and Annabelle Yost; and

Over 250 students receive their diplomas at Follis Field

Bill Gantz ended a decade-long tenure on the Wooster City Schools board when he tendered his resignation at Tuesday evenings meeting.

"Hopefully, I can be a big support." Commended groundwork toward Portrait of a Graduate Tudor commended the groundwork already laid by the district in developing the Portrait of a Graduate, encompassing what expectations the district should have for its graduates, including not just academic achievement, but also soft skills and resiliency. Tudor grew up in Winchester, Indiana, a town he said reminds him of Doylestown. His wife, Rachel, is from Stark County. They will be relocating their family...

Board members, with the exception of Bill Gantz, voted to restore honors courses as previously available for the 2021-22 school year.

WOOSTER If city leaders and residents were asked who in the area executes leadership and volunteerism really well, Ben Maibach would surely make the list. The Wooster Brush Company president, a Wooster native who is now raising his own family in the city he loves, has a hand in several local organizations meant to strengthen the community. In 2017, he graduated from Leadership Wooster, a year-long program that teaches about the area and educational and networking opportunities locally. Its hi...