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Liberty board OKs community engagement job (opens the original)
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LIBERTY -- Chronic absenteeism is a problem many local school districts face, and one of them hopes to take a stronger stand against it. The Liberty Board of Education at its meeting earlier this week approved establishing the student and community engagement liaison position. The liaison will focus on boosting early enrollment, tracking attendance data, and connecting families with district and community resources to remove barriers to attendance. The full-time position will report to district
On the record: Liberty Board of Education (opens the original)
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Present: Adam Earnheardt, Janine Hamilton, Hans Kirr, David Malone and John Simon * Approved a one-year agreement between AARIS Therapy Group of Niles and the district for psychological testing for students, for $90 an hour, with a max budget not to exceed $10,000 unless agreed upon by both parties. * Approved an agreement between the district and Students Motivated by the Arts (SMARTS) to provide K-12 arts classes and teachers in visual art, music, dance, theater, and/or creative writing. The $
Hubbard men arrested in separate cases make court appearances (opens the original)
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HUBBARD -- Two men arrested on charges of the same crime in separate incidents involving persons they believed to be minors made court appearances Monday. Joseph Trader, 34, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor attempted importuning, but also made an appearance on charges of importuning and attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in front of Girard Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Adler on Monday. Albert Klinesmith, 59, also made an appearance on a charge of importuning in front of Adler. Accor
Hubbard men arrested in separate cases make court appearances (opens the original)
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HUBBARD -- Two men arrested on charges of the same crime in separate incidents involving persons they believed to be minors made court appearances Monday. Joseph Trader, 34, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor attempted importuning, but also made an appearance on charges of importuning and attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in front of Girard Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Adler on Monday. Albert Klinesmith, 59, also made an appearance on a charge of importuning in front of Adler. Accor
Technology advances learning at TCTC (opens the original)
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CHAMPION -- Trumbull County Career and Technical Center leaders noted that the school's recognition as an Apple Distinguished School wasn't about the brand of technology being used, but students' ability to utilize it in ways that broaden their horizons and opportunities. TCTC officials announced recently that it has been recognized as an Apple Distinguished School for the 2026-29 program term. It is the school's fourth time being recognized as such a school, according to Innovative Learning Spe
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