April Student of Month honored
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
The Orange Board of Education approved a contract with Pink Gorilla Balloons to coordinate the graduation ceremony at the football stadium on May 30 at a maximum cost of $24,446. The rain date for the outdoor commencement ceremony is June 6.
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
The Orange Board of Education directed Superintendent Lynn Campbell to revisit the plans and cost of a renovation project at Orange High School.
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
The Orange City School District opened for a full-time, in-person learning model on March 1 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit a year ago. Each building principal gave a positive update on their school building at the Board of Education meeting on Monday, noting students’ com…
Lou DeVincentis 219-831-8600, ext. 6626
Members of the Orange Teachers Association voiced concerns with a lack of physical distancing in a letter submitted to the Board of Education last week. Members of the teachers union said that they are advocating for a safe learning environment by following the guidelines from the Centers fo…
Superintendent Lynn Campbell of the Orange City Schools said that district employees will receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Feb. 19. The Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio is coordinating the vaccination effort for school employees.
Lou DeVincentis 216-831-8600, ext. 6626
Concern for student safety and advances in learning dominated 2020 for the Orange City School District.
The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic distress across the region has caused the Orange City School District to push back their levy that was slated for 2021. Treasurer Todd Puster is now recommending that the district could ask voters to approve a levy in November of 2022 at the earliest.
After months of following guidance from the Cuyahoga County Board of Health for reopening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Orange City School District is considering veering away from the county’s recommendation.
The Orange City School District plans to implement its hybrid model on Oct. 19 after spending weeks devising a schedule for each building, ordering plenty of personal protective equipment and fielding hundreds of questions from parents.
