By Stan Nicol, M.ED., Data Analysis and School Accountability Recovery can be a slow painful process. As many of us can attest, recovering from an injury can take months or even years and involve various forms of physical therapy. If we think of the pandemic’s effect on student learning like a severe injury, we need
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Supporting our communities! Lansing Limited had their annual community cleanup. “Our staff and residents help each other with yard work every year at this time,” said Debbie Turner, Service Coordinator. “After the cleanup, we have a picnic. Our residents look forward to this!”
As we end the 2022-2023 school year, we reflect on what we’ve accomplished in our schools. This year brings an additional task that we need to address…the implementation of the new Ohio Dyslexia Support Laws. As we embark into our new school year, I’ve decided to use this article as an opportunity to answer the
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By Carol S. Young, Ph.D., Department Lead, Accountability and School Improvement It is springtime in Ohio, a glorious season! The dahlia tubers I have hidden all winter are starting to sprout even though I cannot plant them yet. I will wait until Ohio’s spring frosts are over. I am cautious with the tubers. A beautiful
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