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May 2009
Threats at Lebanon High
On Wednesday, May 14, a Lebanon High School student made threats toward another student serious enough to land him in jail. School officials say their policy won’t let them disclose any details, like if there was a weapon involved or in what manner the threat was made. Is this a good policy, or should they be more open?
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School boards to meet
Lebanon and Little Miami’s school boards will meet next week, with much to be discussed. Lebanon meets at 7 p.m., Monday, May 18, and the topic of Superintendent Mark North’s upcoming interview with Beavercreek schools is sure to come up. The board will also find out who the 16 teachers are who want to retire early. Little Miami will meet at 7 p.m., Tuesday, May 19, in its first meeting since the May 5 election when their levy failed. The board needs to come up with a plan for the district’s finances.
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North to interview with Beavercreek
Lebanon schools Supt. Mark North is one of six candidates who will have an interview for the same position with Beavercreek schools. Eleven people applied for the position, including Middletown’s Steve Price and Springboro’s Assistant Supt. Larry Hook. It is unknown at this time if they have been asked to interview.
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Little Miami levy fails
The Little Miami school levy failed by a margin of 58 to 42 percent. What should the district do now? Can they pass a property tax levy in this economic climate, or should they try for an earned income tax again like they asked for in November?
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Vote today
Polls open at 6:30 a.m., today, May 5, for a special election that includes tax levies for Little Miami and Springboro schools. Polls will stay open until 7:30 p.m. Call the Warren County Board of Elections at (513) 695-1358 to find your polling location.
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Lebanon schools flu plan
Lebanon Schools issues their pandemic flu response plan. It is available here. Like with any type of virus, they urge people to avoid close contact, stay home when sick, cover your mouth and nose, wash your hands often and avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
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Lebanon Supt. applies for Beavercreek post
Lebanon schools Superintendent Mark North is one of 11 applicants for the same position with Beavercreek schools. Other applicants include: • Larry Hook, assistant superintendent, Springboro. • Steve Price, superintendent, Middletown. • Norman Burkhardt, assistant superintendent, Sidney. • Dale Houck, founder Friends in Deed. • Aaron Mackey, consultant, Administrative Assistance. • Timm Mackley, consultant, Ohio Department of Education. • Carl Metzger, superintendent, Marion Local. • Judith Miller, superintendent, North East School District (Penn.). • Kevin Miller, superintendent, Hicksville Exempted Village. • Jim Schoenlein, director of secondary education, Kettering.
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Little Miami levy rallies
A group of Little Miami students are holding two rallies on Monday, May 4, in support of the district’s tax levy. From 5-6:30 p.m., Monday, students will be at both the intersection of U.S. 22/Ohio 3 and U.S. 48, and at the base of an anti-levy billboard on U.S. 22/Ohio 3. Election day is Tuesday, May 5. Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
