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Lakewood City Schools addressing COVID-related learning loss with summer intervention, enrichment and acceleration programs John Benson, cleveland.com LAKEWOOD, Ohio — To offset any learning loss related to remote and hybrid learning during the pandemic, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine asked public school districts to create their own plan helping students get back on track. That effort began in earnest for the Lakewood City Schools last month during spring break with the district’s invite-only “Spring into STEM” program. “We had approximately 100 students grade K-8 participat...

COVID cases prompt closures By Anne Berleant and Rebecca Alley  ELLSWORTH – Students at Sumner Memorial High School are learning remotely this week following a case of COVID-19, according to an April 5 letter from Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24) Superintendent Michael Eastman. Students are scheduled to return to in-person learning Monday, April 12. The letter states that an individual tested positive for the coronavirus, which has resulted in six staff members and 45 students from Sumner and Mountain View School needing to quarantine. Mountain View did not switch to remote learning “as ...

Sumner goes to remote learning SULLIVAN — Students at Sumner Memorial High School will be using the fully remote learning model for the rest of the week following a case of COVID-19, according to an April 6 letter from Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24) Superintendent Michael Eastman. Students will return to in-person learning April 12. The letter states that an individual tested positive for the coronavirus, which has resulted in seven staff members and 46 students from Sumner and Mountain View School needing to quarantine. “Our other schools and programs will continue to operate as they h...

LANSING — When COVID-19 forced schools into remote learning programs last year, Cassie Davis had a choice to make: Enroll her 5-year-old son in virtual kindergarten, or hold him out and cobble together an education at home. Fearing remote school wouldn’t work for her son, who learns best through physical activity, she opted for the latter. “He isn’t the type of child who will sit and watch TV for very long — he’s always moving, building with Legos, drawing pictures, playing,” Davis said. “He is also fairly strong-willed. I know that I could tell him to stay on task and wa...

What prom and graduation could look like for CT's class of '21 April 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Friends gather for pictures before heading off to Trumbull High School's senior prom in 2019. School districts are debating how to hold prom in 2021.Contributed photo / This year’s class of high school seniors will have a chance to participate in the traditional proms and graduations, although with a twist in most cases. Last year, many proms were canceled and graduations delayed as the coronavirus pandemic entered the U.S. just months before the end of the school year, the traditional time the...