Rootstown – Reporting Public Policy

Reporting Public Policy

A Reporting Project of the Kent State University School of Media and Journalism

Individual Project Uncategorized

Julia Adkins May 6, 2015January 28, 2016 0 Comments Aurora, Crestwood, Education, ohio, Portage County, Rootstown, schools, Students

Ohio Board of Education votes out 5 of 8 Rule; has no local impact in Portage

There has been many reforms and changes to the requirements and rules when it comes to the education of children

County Uncategorized

Katherine Nix February 24, 2015August 14, 2017 0 Comments Agriculture, andrew hawkins, Aurora, charlie breiding, Community, Crestwood, david toth, debi heppe, dennis honkala, diane wise, field, garfield, kaity benjamin, Kent, linda rufener, matthew montgomery, Portage County, portage county randolph fair, Ravenna, Rootstown, southeast, Streetsboro, Waterloo, windham

Portage County schools change start dates, mess with fair

By Katie Nix and Rachel Smeaton Crestwood senior Kaity Benjamin said she spends every day for a year getting up

Alyssa Flynn December 4, 2014December 5, 2014 0 Comments academic year, Aurora, Aurora City Schools, Community, Crestwood, Education, Enterprise 2, Kent Schools, Ohio, ohio department of education, performance, Portage County, ranking, Ravenna, Rootstown, School Report Card, Streetsboro, Waterloo

New School Report Card System Raises Concerns

Just like students, the school districts in Ohio get report cards for its schools and districts to determine how well

Jasmine Pace December 9, 2013July 17, 2015 0 Comments amats, City Development, Ravenna, Record-Courier, Rootstown, Story 7, Team 10, Transportation services

Ravenna seeks to widen road

The City of Ravenna applies to AMATS grant program By: Jasmine Pace In recent months, the City of Ravenna has

Kyle Heintzelman and Rachel Sluss October 17, 2013October 30, 2013 0 Comments Community, Education, Kent, kent state, Portage County, Rootstown, rootstown high school, standardized testing

College preparation in high school

The education system is constantly changing to accommodate students’ academic needs. But are standardized tests and Common Core State Standards the right

Bill Hughes and Angel Mack September 20, 2013September 29, 2013 0 Comments Rootstown

Speedway renovation plans cause backlash from Rootstown residents

[rpavideo]RPA_02_WH_Rootstown[/rpavideo] A proposal to rebuild and expand the Speedway gas station in Rootstown Township is currently in question as residents