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MINSTER - The Minster Board of Education met Monday, Jan. 10, for their organizational meeting, followed by their regular monthly meeting.During the organi
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MINSTER - The Minster Board of Education met Monday, Jan. 10, for their organizational meeting, followed by their regular monthly meeting.During the organi
Board reviews potential school funding By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSYER — Potential new school funding proposals as well as recognition of the senior class valedictorian and salutatorian were discussed by the Minster Board of Education during its meeting Monday. April 19. Superintendent Brenda Boeke told the board that the Senate will soon hold hearings on the Biennial budget. She said the House Finance Committee unveiled its version of biennial budget, House bill 110, which wraps in the school fair funding plan from HB1 and a 2 percent tax cut across the board...
BOE accepts playground expansion grant By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSTER – The Minster Board of Education met in regular session Monday evening, March 15, to accept a playground expansion grant and to hear updates on legislation related to education. The board accepted a $2,500 from the Lima Area Chamber Foundation for playground expansion under that chamber’s “Activated School Challenge.” This challenge supports projects that support student health, nutrition and well being. The playground expansion includes an area for imaginative/creative play which fal...
Minster Schools reviews new COVID protocols By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSTER — New COVID protocols and future real estate tax renewals were topics at the Minster Board of Education meeting Monday night, Jan. 11. Superintendent Brenda Boeke reported that Governor Mike DeWine has changed its guidance regarding quarantines following an in-classroom exposure in K-12 schools. The new policy dictates that students and teachers exposed to a COVID-positive person in school are no longer required to quarantine as long as the exposure occurred in a classroom setting and ...