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Meet Grant Fauver, highschool principal at Newcomerstown

  • Meet: Grant W. Fauver, Newcomerstown Excessive Faculty principal.

  • Schooling: Ashland Excessive Faculty, Excessive Faculty; Bluffton College, Bachelor’s diploma, Elementary Schooling; Muskingum College, Grasp’s diploma, Academic Management; Ashland College, Superintendent’s Licensure.

Inform us the place you grew up and what you loved most about your highschool days. What actions did you take part in throughout highschool? “I grew up in Ashland, with my mom and two older sisters. We had been all energetic in 4-H throughout our childhood, (my sisters had horses and I had sheep). I additionally stored busy throughout my childhood collaborating in soccer, basketball, baseball, actions at our

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Black college students extra harshly disciplined in Victor Valley excessive colleges, feds say

Khan, Irfan –– B582213710Z.1 VICTORVILLE, CA, July 03, 2012 ––– A pedestrian crosses 7th.  Street in old town area of ​​Victorville.  City is teetering on the brink of financial ruin due to some bad financial investments.  Green Tree golf course, where the city dumped a ton of money into the club house, the old airbase, the old plane boneyard and an abandoned house that city paid $375,000 are some of many bad financial decisions that put into trouble.(Irfan Khan/ Los Angeles Times)

Seventh Road within the outdated city space of ​​Victorville, Calif., the place a number of colleges within the Victor Valley Union Excessive Faculty District are situated. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Instances)

The Victor Valley Union Excessive Faculty District disciplined Black college students extra harshly than others and has agreed to rectify its historical past of discriminatory practices, the US Division of Schooling introduced Tuesday.

The report by the division’s Workplace for Civil Rights revealed one principal within the Inland Empire district instructed investigators that Black college students are disciplined extra as a result of they’re “loud” and it is

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Barchester Healthcare Well being & Security Workforce response to Covid-19 – RoSPA Office Security Weblog

Continuity Planning?

Pondering again to Monday 16th March 2020 I keep in mind getting up early. I used to be on account of go to certainly one of our properties in Tewkesbury. I used to be nearly to go away the home when an e mail landed from a senior Director telling us all to ‘Maintain’ all visits and be prepared for a convention name that morning. Sure, this was the beginning of the ‘Lock Down’. With the good thing about hindsight, how prepared have been we for what was about to occur subsequent?

Our administration group has already

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Do You Nonetheless Belief Your Doctor?

From WebMD: “Comorbidity is a medical time period that you’ll have heard your physician use. It describes the existence of a couple of illness or situation inside your physique on the similar time. Comorbidities are normally long-term, or persistent. They might or could not work together with one another.”

“JC Dodge” posted a thought-provoking article at American Partisan. For instance:

Though we’re all coping with COmorVIDities, anybody who has COmorVIDities from the vaccine can place them purely on the ft of the medical group. You would possibly say, “However JC, the federal government and firms required it of Workers.”. Though

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After preliminary plans got here in $20M excessive, Mitchell Board of Schooling to get take a look at revised highschool plans

Aug. 7—MITCHELL — The Mitchell Board of Schooling will get a take a look at a second spherical of plans for the proposed new highschool constructing when it convenes for its subsequent assembly Monday night, Aug. 8.

The assembly, which is open to the general public, will probably be held in Room 10 on the Mitchell Profession & Technical Schooling Academy. The assembly is scheduled to start at 5 pm

The board is anticipated to listen to from Robin Miller, supervisor architect for Schemmer — an Omaha, Nebraska-based structure agency with places of work in Sioux Falls that’s engaged on

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Indiana’s and St. Joseph County’s high school graduation rate sees a slight drop

Indiana’s high school graduation rate for 2022 dipped slightly and most demographics’ rates remained stagnant, but fewer Indiana students needed a waiver to graduate compared to last year.

The Indiana Department of Education released its 2022 high school graduation rates Friday, which showed this year’s state rate dipping slightly to 86.61% compared to last year’s rate of 86.69%.

Rates in several of St. Joseph County’s largest high schools reflected statewide trends with slightly lower state graduation rates. However, others showed steady rates or even slight increases.

The new statewide graduation rates show that students are still trying to recover from

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Palm Beach County’s newest high school announces its mascot. And the winner is…

"OOO"  High School to open on Lyons Road in 2023

“OOO” High School to open on Lyons Road in 2023

When Dr. Joaquín García High School’s athlete hit the field, track or diamond next year, they’ll be announced to the world as the Bulldogs.

The school, which opens in August off Lyons Road in the Lake Worth area, announced Thursday that its official mascot will be a fierce looking white bulldog.

The school’s colors will be Carolina blue, navy and white.

Dr. García High School is the first in the county to be named after a Hispanic community leader. Dr. Joaquín García was a West Palm Beach businessman and co-founder

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NY state officials want schools to say how they are teaching the Holocaust

This article was produced as part of JTA’s Teen Journalism Fellowship, a program that works with teens across the world to report on issues that impact their lives.

(JTA) — Sasha Bandler and Josh Davis feel lucky to have learned about the Holocaust directly from survivors, but this wasn’t part of any formal education. The high school seniors found the Holocaust lessons at their Long Island schools inadequate.

“We’ve learned very little about the Holocaust aside from a general outline of what happened,” said Davis, a student at Great Neck South High School. “In AP World History, my class spent