The Revere Board of Education meets on April 16.
When the Revere school board meets on Tuesday, April 16, they will say goodby to eight staff members who are retiring. The following teachers have submitted their resignations to retire at the end of the 2012-13 school year: The board will also look at contracts for window replacement at the middle school and ammend the agreement for student teaching with the University of Akron.
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Take a look at the most recent school spending data. If you're viewing this on your mobile device, switch to desktop version.
Which school district spends more money on each student per year -- Revere or Copley-Fairlawn? It's Revere, by more than $1,000. The information in the searchable database above can be found on the Ohio Department of Education’s website. The expenditures are for the 2010-2011 school year, the most recent numbers available. These numbers could have changed since then, so this is just for comparison. Of the districts that reported expenditures in 2010-2011, the lowest spending per pupil was the Columbus Humanities, Arts and Technology Academy at $459 per student. The highest was Kelleys Island Local at $83,690 per student. Revere has had its share of financial woes in recent years. In 2011, the district laid off 34 teachers and made other…
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Take a look at the most recent revenue numbers for school districts across the state. If you're viewing this on your mobile device, switch to desktop version.
How does funding for the Revere and Copley-Fairlawn school districts compare with neighboring communities? The information in the searchable database above can be found on the Ohio Department of Education’s website. The revenue amounts listed are for the 2010-2011 school year, the most recent numbers available. These numbers have likely changed since then — and could change again in the next state budget — so this is just for comparison. To see your local school district’s revenue for 2010-2011, type in all or part of the district name above. (If there are multiple districts with the same name, check the Ohio Department of Education’s district number.) You can also search by local, state, federal or total revenue for 2010-2011 by …
10:02 am on Monday, April 1, 2013
For a more complete story concerning Revere Local Government Schools one must see and understand a 2012 publication available at: www.amazon.com. See "The Coyne Report: October, 2011 (Revere Local Goverfnment Schools), ISBN: 9-781470-006433), 2012. Special "funds" exist at Revere amounting to something in excess of $22 million - unreported in your article, and these funds approximated $22,000,000… more ›
Look for the ratings for individual schools in Copley-Fairlawn, Revere or across the state in our searchable database.
The Ohio Department of Education released preliminary report card data for schools across the state on Wednesday. The final results won’t be released until the state finishes its investigation into some districts' attendance data. Search through our database above to find information on any traditional public school in the state. You’ll find the school’s preliminary state report card rating —all but one of schools were ranked “Excellent” or above for the 2011-2012 school year— and enrollment data, attendance rates and graduation rates for high schools. You’ll also find the percent of students who scored proficient or above on each state test and the school’s performance index, which measures how well students do on state tests overall. *…
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Junior Stephan Suglio’s current record is thirty-six wins and seven loses.
Winter break ends during the first week of the year.
Students at Copley and Revere schools will start the new year sitting in a classroom. Revere students will return to school on Monday, Jan. 2 and Copley students return on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Their next day off will be for Martin Luther King Day on Jan. 16. At Copley, all of the sports banners that are hanging in the high school's main gym will be auctioned off by the Copley Adult All Sports Booster Club. The club will replace the old banners with new sport-specific banners that will list the years and accomplishments of the various championship teams. The auction will open Jan. 1 and close on May 1. For more information, call Ron Cohen at 330-904-8368 or Lorraine Signore at 330-812-4738. The students at Revere schools will be getting ready …
District will receive 45 percent of the revenue.
Township opens recycling center in the Bath Elementary School parking lot.
Bath residents have been requesting a more convenient way to recycle for quite some time and in October, the township responded with a recycling collection center located in the Bath Elementary School parking lot. The collection center gives schools, businesses and residents who do not have curbside recycling the opportunity to recycle items. To pay for the project, the township saved grant monies it had received from the Summit Akron Solid Waste Management Authority over the past three years. "This money was saved to the specific purpose of providing a recycling center," according to a written statement from Township Administrator William Snow. "No tax or school levy money was used for the project." The location was chosen in cooperation …
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Here's what's going on at your local schools.
Haunted Halls, a haunted house at Copley High School sponsored by the Healthy Communities/Healthy Youth (CHCY) will take place fro 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday (October 22nd) at Copley High School, 3807 Ridgewood Rd. Tickets are $6. A $1 coupon is available at www.copley-fairlawnchcy.org). Haunted Halls is geared to children who are at least middle-school age or older. There also is a CHCY adult committee meeting on the 22nd at 9:00 a.m. in the Copley High School Choir Room. Other events for the week include: Monday, October 17: Tuesday, October 18: Wednesday, October 19: Thursday, October 20: Friday, October 21: Saturday, October 22: Have a great week!
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Tonight's Copley Freshman football game has been cancelled. more ›
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8:24 am on Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Perhaps you should consider comparing the Local Tax Effort Index figures instead. That is the measure of how much tax money a district spends on schools relative to the average income/wealth in that community. These figures are also available at the ODE website. Revere ranks near the bottom of the state by this measure, below Copley-Fairlawn by quite a bit. Both districts are below the state … more ›