Local School Names New Leader
Fairless Middle School has a new Dean of Students.
Month: June 2018
How Accurate are National Surveys of Hispanic Families and Households?
National surveys are relied on to produce critical information about the makeup of the United States population, but how well do they measure different ethnic groups?
Two Funerals and a Fire
So the past few weeks have been quite an eye-opening time for me as a mother, friend, granddaughter and even as a wife.
When Controlling Controls You
They say bringing home a baby changes you. It does. But so does losing one.
Attorney General DeWine Announces New School Safety Efforts
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today announced increased efforts to aid educators and law enforcement in preparing for and reacting to a potentially violent school incident.
AAP Brings Attention to E-Cigarette Packages that Look Like Kids’ Products
Is that a juice box or e-cigarette liquid?
Rally Set in Stark County to Protest Migrant Children Being Separated from Their Parents
Congregational United Church of Christ is inviting the public to attend a rally and vigil to object to the separation of children from families at the border.
Former Canton City Schools Teacher Avoids Prison on Felony Charges
A former physical education teacher at McKinley High School teacher is sentenced on charges alleging he had sexual relationships with her students.
Attorney General, Joint Study Committee Release Guide To Help Schools Implement Effective Drug Prevention Programming
Ohio’s Attorney General recently released the Drug Use Prevention Education Resource Guide aimed at helping schools implement effective drug use prevention programming.
Former Local Swim Coach Enters Plea on Sexual Conduct Charges
A former McKinley High School swim coach pleads not guilty to a third-degree felony charge of sexual battery.