Jeremy P. Kelley
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Dayton weather forecast packs February, April and June into this week
Brief snow or frost possible next three mornings; high of 80 degrees expected Saturday → Read More
Tax levies headed for May ballot in multiple communities
Beavercreek, Trotwood income tax levies are highest profile issues → Read More
CVS pharmacy store in Kettering closing Feb. 10
The store is next door to a large Kroger grocery store at the intersection of Stroop and Shroyer roads. → Read More
Man dies after police standoff in Englewood
“A K9 officer from Perry Township Police Department responded to assist. After deployment of the canine into the bedroom, a single gunshot was heard believed to be from the hiding suspect. In response, the Perry Twp. officer fired his handgun in defense of his canine partner. During this incident, two less-than-lethal (beanbag) rounds were fired by an Englewood officer because of the suspect’s… → Read More
Best of 2021: Top 9 stories in K-12 school this year
The biggest school story of 2021 was the COVID-19 pandemic. It had many impacts, and things have been slow to get “back to normal." → Read More
Former Dayton school superintendent James Williams dies
James A. Williams, who was superintendent of Dayton Public Schools for nine years, was described as both “a big teddy bear” as well as “a bull in a ch → Read More
ELECTION DAY: Washington Twp. polling place remains open during morning power outage
Control of local school boards and city councils is at stake, as well as outcome of dozens of tax levies. → Read More
Tipp City considering tougher property maintenance code
TIPP CITY – Tipp City Council took a first look at a proposed tougher property maintenance code before saying more study is needed before any changes are considered. → Read More
School districts ask voters to approve building projects
Yellow Springs and Bradford have bond issues on the November ballot, and six other districts are seeking substitute or renewal levies. → Read More
JUST IN: See Ohio report card data for your school district
The 2020-21 state report card includes data for schools and district in areas of academics, graduation, attendance and more. → Read More
Dayton voters to elect 4 of 7 school board members
With four Dayton school board seats up for grabs, voters will see only three names on the ballot, but there are also four write-in candidates. → Read More
School mask exemptions all over the map
Mask exemptions, especially for religious reasons, have been handled very differently from school to school. → Read More
School construction, COVID key issues in Beavercreek school board race
Residents of the Beavercreek school district will choose between two incumbents and three newcomers to fill three school board seats. → Read More
School COVID cases appear down again; data inconsistencies continue
Student COVID cases appear to be declining, but Ohio Department of Health data raises some concerns → Read More
DeMaria takes national education post after Ohio retirement
A few days after retiring as Ohio's K-12 school superintendent, Paolo DeMaria is named CEO of the National Association of State Boards of Education → Read More
New West Carrollton schools ‘changing the landscape’
Construction is well under way on two of the four new schools planned for the West Carrollton district. → Read More
Huge school construction projects underway in the Dayton area
About a dozen local school districts are building, opening, planning or going on the ballot for new schools. → Read More
School-reported COVID cases down locally last week
The number of new student COVID cases reported by schools dropped locally and statewide last week, but data issues remain. → Read More
See which 36 local schools mandate masks, which 21 don’t
Just over 60% of Dayton-area schools and districts are requiring masks as a COVID-19 surge continues across Ohio. → Read More
Local school COVID cases at near peak level for second week
School-reported COVID cases dip in Montgomery County, rise slightly in surrounding counties → Read More