Streetsboro – Reporting Public Policy

Streetsboro City Council Voted in Favor of Improving the Cities Fire Department

November 10, 2020November 10, 2020 Sarah Limas 0 Comments city council, City of Streetsboro, Fire Department, Streetsboro, Streetsboro City Council Voted in Favor of Improving the Cities Fire Department

Many improvements are coming to the city of Streetsboro after City Council approves multiple new purchases to better the city.

The Board of Education For Streetsboro City Schools Meets To Discuss Ways To Improve The District

December 13, 2015January 28, 2016 Alexandria Lomicka 0 Comments Board of Education, december, Meeting, Streetsboro

“When the student returns back to Streetsboro [from a charter school] they may be behind; usually a year or two

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Governor Kasich’s School Funding Formula

May 6, 2015January 28, 2016 Krandall Brantley 0 Comments Education, Governor Kasich, Kent, Kent Schools, ohio, Portage County, Ravenna, School Funding, schools, Streetsboro, Students

Ohio Governor John Kasich implemented the Achievement Everywhere Plan to increase public school funding statewide. The funding progress from the

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Senator Brown cosponsors bill aimed at decreasing infant mortality in Ohio

May 6, 2015January 28, 2016 Kelsey Leyva 0 Comments Health, Kent, ohio, Portage County, Ravenna, Streetsboro

Dr. Tanya Banerjee on the importance of prenatal, maternal care from Kelsey Leyva on Vimeo. Story by Kelsey Leyva Jinre

The New Location of the Streetsboro High School

The New Location of the Streetsboro High School Has Residents Concerned

April 7, 2015June 17, 2015 Pamela Marotta 0 Comments Amanda Hudnall, City of Streetsboro, Community, Complaints, Dominic Carone, Eddie Rogowski, Michael Daulbaugh, ohio, Portage County, Resident Concerns, Route 14, safety, schools, Streetsboro, streetsboro high school, traffic

By: Pamela Marotta, Xiafan Li, & Kristie Graybill In the city of Streetsboro many residents are concerned about the

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Portage County schools change start dates, mess with fair

February 24, 2015August 14, 2017 Katherine Nix 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

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

Wait Primary School integrates iPads into the classroom

February 17, 2015June 17, 2015 Jason Meek 0 Comments Education, schools, Streetsboro

Wait primary school embraces technology from Jennifer Roberts on Vimeo. Story by Jason Meek and Kelsey Leyva In Heather Bianco’s

Meet the Neighbors

Ward Streetsboro

February 10, 2015June 17, 2015 Pamela Marotta 0 Comments citizens, empty buildings, Marie Reid, Rebecca Basar, Streetsboro, streetsboro high school

Story By: Kristie Graybill, Xiafan Li, and Pamela Marotta Rebecca Basar- Citizen of Streetsboro Citizen of Streetsboro, Rebecca Basar is

New School Report Card System Raises Concerns

December 4, 2014December 5, 2014 Alyssa Flynn 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

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

Streetsboro smoking law doesn’t look right

December 4, 2014June 20, 2015 Kaitlynn LeBeau 0 Comments city council, Community, Health, laws, Meeting, ohio, Ohio laws, Ohio's Smoke-Free Workplace Act, Portage County, safety committee, second-hand smoke, smoking, Streetsboro

It doesn’t look right because it isn’t. STREETSBORO — An outdated ordinance left untouched, until now, would allow residents to

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