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Jewish Federation of Cleveland: Jewish Groups to Work with Brooklyn Following 'Nazi' Incident - Vimarsana News

Jewish Federation of Cleveland: Jewish Groups to Work with Brooklyn Following 'Nazi' Incident

Several Jewish organizations are working with two local high schools after Brooklyn High School football team used the word “Nazi” and racial slurs during a Sept. 22 game against Beachwood High School.

Jewish groups to work with Brooklyn following 'Nazi' incident | Local News - Vimarsana News

Jewish groups to work with Brooklyn following 'Nazi' incident | Local News

Several Jewish organizations are working with two local high schools after Brooklyn High School football team used the word “Nazi” and racial slurs during a Sept. 22 game against Beachwood

Most new school levies failed Tuesday. Northeast Ohio districts are navigating the fallout - Vimarsana News

Most new school levies failed Tuesday. Northeast Ohio districts are navigating the fallout

Most of Ohio's new school levies failed Tuesday, according to the Ohio Association of School Boards. That's the lowest success rate for these bond issues and levy requests since 2007 when the country was on the cusp of the Great Recession.

Beachwood bond issue to fund $65 million project passes - Vimarsana News

Beachwood bond issue to fund $65 million project passes

The Beachwood community voted to approve the bond issue that will fund the constriction of two new elementary schools and update the Fairmount Early Childhood Center.

Beachwood Schools identifies minors responsible for threats - Vimarsana News

Beachwood Schools identifies minors responsible for threats

The minors sent threatening messages to several high school and middle school students through Instagram over the course of the past month.

Source: wkyc.com