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April 26 meeting DISCUSSION  Brightbill has served as building principal for two years and had previously held the position of middle school principal for four years. He will be taking over as a principal in Stark County's Lake Local Schools, a district closer to his home. The opening for Northwestern Elementary School principal has been posted, Superintendent Jeffrey Layton said. High School Principal Randall Hafner was approved for a three-year contract, Aug. 1, 2022 - July 31, 2025. A three-year contract, effective for the same dates, also was approved for High School  Assistant Princi...

Committee schedules are subject to change. The daily schedule is available on the legislature’s website. Testimony and safety protocols for testifying in person at the state Capitol:  "Members of the public and the lobby may submit written testimony on any bill from the time the bill is scheduled until the committee takes action on the bill. Remote testimony will also be available through the Colorado General Assembly website. Members of the public and the lobby are encouraged to participate remotely in lieu of testifying in person. Our goal is to increase public accessibilit...

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cbleck@miningjournal.net MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University Board of Trustees will guide the NMU administration to develop a plan by June 1 to incentivize achieving herd immunity for COVID-19 in the campus community for the coming fall semester. Steve Young, vice chairman of the board, addressed the issue at the board’s regular meeting on Friday, noting that NMU has had low positivity rates. “We really need to now look at that next level, now that vaccines are out there,” Young said. “They’re in ready supply. Access doesn’t appear to be an issue as it was a few weeks...

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...