Classes start next week for Cincinnati Public Schools students, and the district has made some important staffing and policy changes for the new school year.
Among them:
- Fewer schools will have full-time nurses because of a loss of pandemic-era federal funds.
- All 7th and 8th graders will take Metro buses to school instead of yellow buses.
- And there’s a new cellphone policy.
On Cincinnati Edition, we’ll spend the hour discussing those changes and more with the school board president and a top administrator – and taking your questions.
Guests:
- Eve Bolton, president, Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education
- Shauna Murphy, interim superintendent, Cincinnati Public Schools
- Julie Sellers, president, Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
CPS is a financial supporter of Cincinnati Public Radio.
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