October is National Principals Month, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the amazing principals who lead our schools. Their dedication, passion, and commitment shape the educational experiences of our students and foster positive school cultures. Ferhat Kapki has served as a school leader for 13 years, guiding schools with a deep commitment […]
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October is National Principals Month, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the amazing principals who lead our schools. Their dedication, passion, and commitment shape the educational experiences of our students and foster positive school cultures. Deborah Rotolo’s journey as a school leader began in 2007, and since then, she has become a
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October is National Principals Month, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the amazing principals who lead our schools. Their dedication, passion, and commitment shape the educational experiences of our students and foster positive school cultures. Kristen McClanahan-Parkes has been with Summit Academy Middletown (SAM) for seven years, leading with a unique blend
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This Summer and Fall, Buckeye Community Hope Foundation Service Coordinators across Ohio have had the privilege of partnering with the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP). OSHIIP provides Medicare beneficiaries with free, unbiased health insurance information and personalized counseling. Pictured is a recent event organized by Service Coordinator Jane Nagel, where OSHIIP Outreach Specialist
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Exciting news for Roxbury Place residents! Thanks to a generous local farmer, residents are receiving fresh fruits and vegetables delivered right to their door twice a month! Many residents had Farmers Market Vouchers through the Area on Aging, but struggled to use them due to transportation issues. This partnership with Josh Fosbrink, a truly community-minded
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By Stan Nicol, Data Analysis and School Accountability Chronic absence, defined as students missing 10% (about18 days) or more of a school year continues to be an issue for most Ohio’s schools. During the pandemic families were told to keep their children home. Now, as we continue to emerge from the lockdowns, students are not
By Carol S. Young, Ph.D., Director, Accountability and School Improvement Department There is a teacher shortage, have you noticed? Too few qualified teachers are available to staff our schools this Fall. In education, we prefer collaboration over competition. But it is time to compete. Charter school leaders must aggressively seek the best teachers. A positive
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