Unions demand school nurse coverage at Cincinnati Public Schools
Union President Julie Sellers said secretaries, teachers, and clerical staff have been asked to provide medical care for students in the absence of trained nurses.
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Union President Julie Sellers said secretaries, teachers, and clerical staff have been asked to provide medical care for students in the absence of trained nurses.
Data reflect positive momentum despite failure to meet standards label.
Cincinnati Public Schools is one of several school districts that welcomed students back to the classroom.
One key issue involves school start times. Instead of there being eight different start times across the district, this year, that number is down to four.
CPS Superintendent Iranetta Wright said one of the changes the district made this year to improve the situation is new school start times.