2011 Strongsville Schools Retirees Honored

Scores of employees congratulated at event at rec center

Strongsville Schools Take a Hard Look at Looming Fiscal Woes

Treasurer Bill Parkinson is not optimistic about financial trends

Departure Site Changed for Sixth-Grade Camp Trip

New drop-off location is Albion Middle School

5-Year Forecast Shows Schools $18 Million Down Without Levy, $10 Million Ahead if it Passes

But revenue is so iffy, things could change next year, treasurer says

School Officials Will Wait and See on State's Funding Revisions

Parkinson 'unimpressed' with Ohio's contradictory stance on supporting public education

It's Official: 6.9-Mill School Levy is on August Ballot

School Board votes 5-0 on four-year issue

Teachers Worried About School Cuts

Eliminating middle school foreign language program sparks concern

6.9-Mill School Levy Heads Toward August Ballot

Board takes first of two steps to put issue before voters in special election

Update: School Board Abandons 9.9-Mill Levy

District cites healthier revenue forecast; will seek 6.9-mill issue in August

It's Official: School Calamity Days Back to 5

Governor signs legislation; Drake students won't have to make up classes

Schools Could Be Headed to 'Fiscal Watch'

Treasurer sounds the alarm after state takes over audit

Bands, Choirs Will Be Busy this Spring

Concerts, contests ahead for student musicians and singers

$400 Pay-to-Play Eyed as School Board Tries to Balance Budget

Officials wrangle with cutting programs, employees if levy fails

Schools Debate Reducing Size of Levy if 9.9-Mill Issue Fails in May

Some board members say millage should stay the same; amount must be decided soon

Strongsville Mustangs Battle Snow on the Ballfield; Snow Wins

First baseball game called off due to bad weather

Tri-C Opens University Center in Neighboring Brunswick

Strongsville students find close-to-home location is convenient

Drake Elementary Won't have to Make Up Calamity Days

Ohio officials move to restore snow days to 5

Schools Want to Pursue All-Day Kindergarten -- Eventually

Strongsville welcomes end of state's mandate

D.C. Trip Back on for 265 Eighth-Graders

Six busloads of kids will tour nation's capital April 2-4 thanks to grassroots effort

State of the Schools: A Tough Road Ahead

Superintendent, others share plan for keeping academics up in the wake of budget cuts

One Thing for Sure Amid School Budget Uncertainty: All Bets are Off

Strongsville school officials discourage alarm, voice preparedness until more is known this summer.

Next Rockin' at the Rec is March 18

PTA Council uses proceeds from the events for scholarships

State of the Schools Speech Set

Superintendent to deliver update on district

Schools Look at Cutting Language Classes, Industrial Arts, Busing, Gifted and Talented, Much More

Regardless of levy, district must reduce budget by at least $4 million before next school year

Teachers Will Get No Raises, Take On Extra Duties

Details released on new contract with Strongsville School District

Most Students Won't Have to Make Up Snow Days (Unless There's Another Storm)

Drake Elementary pupils are the exception

Strongsville Teachers Ratify Contract

Now ball is in School Board's court

Schools Get 2-Year Waiver for All-Day Kindergarten

District will continue half-day program till 2013-14

Students May Have to Make Up Today's Classes

School district has used up its calamity days

Strongsville Girls Advance, Will Play Midpark In District Semifinal

Smolik's 24 points lead Lady Mustangs to 62-45 win over St. Joseph Academy

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A roundup of the top stories making headlines in Northeast Ohio on Feb. 23.

Schools Shut Out of Health Care Group Because Claims are Too High

District's medical costs are above consortium's average.

Teachers, District Reach Tentative Contract Agreement

Details to be revealed after union ratifies pact

10 Apply for Vacant School Board Seat

School Board to interview candidates Jan. 27