Licking Heights' ESSER funds used to help at-risk students
Licking Heights used its ESSER funds to enhance summer school programming and create new positions to shape and drive new yearlong intervention support.
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Licking Heights used its ESSER funds to enhance summer school programming and create new positions to shape and drive new yearlong intervention support.
Apr 24, 2021 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — St. Clairsville City Schools will offer Extended Learning in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on Ohio schools. St. Clairsville students will have an opportunity this summer to close educational gaps resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. This is in compliance with the governor’s request to address academic needs within the district. Each building will identify student needs based on classroom performance, credit deficiency and teacher recommendation, among other factors. The high school and middle school program will run the month of June and...
SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pa
mgreier@salemnews.net SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pandemic. Instead, Superintendent Sean Kirkland said the plan is to increase opportunities for intervention, extra attention and programming when they’ve got them all back in the buildings starting next fall. “We’re really focused on providing those resources/instructions throughout the course of the next school year,” he said. Gov. Mike DeWine asked school districts to devise plans to help students recover ...
Bad Axe school board positions remain unchanged Board approves volunteer winter coaches Paige Withey, paige.withey@hearstnp.com FacebookTwitterEmail Tribune File Photo January’s reorganizational meting of the Bad Axe Board of Education yielded no changes to the board positions for the next calendar year. The meeting on Jan. 25 was held electronically due to current MDHHS Emergency Orders limiting indoor public gatherings. The Bad Axe Board of Education positions remain Zac Eskau as president, Jim Haas as vice president, Ken Guza as secretary, and Denise McVey as treasurer. As part of Janu...