SCHOOLS
Project planning
Jay School Board got a first high-level view at those questions during its meeting Monday as it begins the process of considering potential capital improvement projects.
Finances are strong
School finances have continued to show growth. The Jay School Corporation Board of Finance on Monday received its annual report showing the education and operations funds with balances of $8.2 million and $6.4 million, respectively.
Thank you
Board members honored for service
Going mobile
Students and teachers displaced by the September tornado will have a new — temporary — home. Jay County Junior-Senior High School will begin utilizing mobile classrooms Monday when they return from the Thanksgiving break.
Board OKs raises, contract
During an eight-minute meeting Monday, Jay School Board approved a collective bargaining agreement with Jay Classroom Teachers Association that calls for average raises of 7% and OK’d increases for other staff.
Mobile, virtual
Mobile units will be used to replace 10 classrooms lost in last month’s tornado.
FRLS reviews long-term needs
Fort Recovery Local Schools is putting together a long-term plan for repairs at its facilities over the next 25 years.
Resolution approved
Jay School Board during a special meeting Monday approved a resolution allowing superintendent Jeremy Gulley to act on its behalf in regard to the response to the Sept. 22 tornado that hit Jay County Junior-Senior High School.
Students to return Monday
Jay School Corporation early Friday afternoon announced that Jay County Junior-Senior High School will return to in-person learning Monday after a week away from the building that was damaged in the Sunday evening tornado.
Parade canceled
The Jay County High School homecoming parade has been canceled.
Stahl lays out new goals for schools
Fort Recovery Local Schools has new goals for the district moving forward.
IREAD update
Jay School Board heard a presentation Monday about how teachers have approached working with students to improve their reading skills.
Five students injured
Five students were injured Friday morning in a collision involving a school bus.
Jay Schools looking at joining trust
Jay School Corporation is continuing to explore its insurance options.
Teaching roles discussed
New staff are approved on adjunct and emergency licenses
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