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During a roundtable discussion between Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright and the district's four transportation providers, the superintendent clarified that it will take time to resolve issues with its busing system.
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When it came to the issue of providing students with consistent transportation to and from school, the CPS board may finally be getting the help they've been asking for.
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A number of school districts are proposing new property tax levies to cover increasing operating costs, while other school systems are asking voters to renew long-standing levies passed in previous elections.
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TEACh Cincinnati — or Transformative Educators Advocating Change — was created five years ago by Cincinnati Public and Miami University. With the need for teachers growing, CPS said it plans to expand the program to all of the district's high schools within the next five years.
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"While we want the issue to be fixed immediately, there is not a wand I can raise and fix it immediately," said Superintendent Iranetta Wright.
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Cincinnati Public Schools new superintendent, Iranetta Rayborn Wright, packed a lot into her first 100 days on the job, including the creation of a plan to move the district forward.
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"I think, if toilet paper is considered an essential item or soap is considered an essential item for our bodily functions, why aren't period products?" posits a member of the Hamilton County Commission on Women and Girls. The group meets with CPS leadership Thursday about getting free period products in all district bathrooms.
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One mom said she broke down in tears when she heard Cincinnati Public was moving back to virtual learning."It just transported me back to the stress of watching them do schoolwork, nagging them to do schoolwork, trying to get them on meetings, trying to get to work on time," she said.
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In a crowded cafeteria at Shroder High School in Madisonville students line up at a vending machine where they can get a "grab and go" breakfast. Others…
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During a kindergarten math class at Roselawn Condon School, teachers throw around terms like schematic, fulcrum, balanced and unbalanced.This "Language of…