Jeremy Kelley
Dayton Daily News
Dayton, OH, United States
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Can school resume safely and effectively during a pandemic?
The hour-long discussion will be streamed live on Dayton Daily News’s Facebook page. “Schools and families face so many variables when planning for this fall. This event will allow superintendents, teachers, health officials and parents to share expertise from their own perspectives, and make navigating that complex situation a little easier,” Kelley said. Panelist will include: David Romick,… → Read More
Dayton public cancels classes after students already picked up by buses
Snowy conditions caused Dayton Public Schools to cancel classes late Friday, after several schools has already begun classes. → Read More
Oregon District shooting: ID of suspect released, reportedly had prior hit-list
Connor Betts, 24, the suspected Oregon District shooter, reportedly previously wrote a hit-list on a bathroom wall while he was a student at Bellbrook High School. → Read More
Lockdowns lifted after reports of armed man near Franklin High School
Police are investigating reports of a man with a gun near Franklin High School, according to a Facebook post from police. → Read More
DPS bus drivers to vote on tentative contract Sunday
The Dayton Public Schools board announced a tentative agreement with the district's transportation staff both sides hope will avoid an April 10 strike. → Read More
Trotwood schools state testing is deciding factor in district takeover
Trotwood-Madison schools are striving for improved student grades on state testing that starts this month to avoid state takeover → Read More
Superintendent: OHSAA 'Out to Get' Dayton Schools
On Wednesday, OHSAA said extreme penalties are still possible for the overall Dunbar High School athletic program, and acting DPS Superintendent Elizabeth Lolli ripped OHSAA for being "out to get" DPS. → Read More
Oakwood students win 8th straight state title, aim for national crown
Each team, which must have students from differing GPA levels, takes exams and gives speeches on a topic area, which this year is Africa. → Read More
Despite efforts, local kids less ready for kindergarten in 16-17
Data from Learn to Earn Dayton shows that kindergarten readiness rates dropped that year in 12 of 16 school districts. → Read More
Dunbar vs. OHSAA: What happened from January brawl to March lawsuit?
A look at the key events that led to Dunbar's tournament forfeit and Dayton's lawsuit against the state. → Read More
Local basketball team waits as expelled opponent sues for tournament reinstatement
A local boys high school basketball team has its state basketball tournament future on hold as anoth... → Read More
NEW DETAILS: Superintendent: Dayton only got automated OHSAA messages about Dunbar
The Dunbar boys basketball team was kicked out of the statewide postseason basketball tournament for using ineligible players. → Read More
MEDAL COUNT: Team USA slumps to fourth in Olympic medals table
Americans won four gold medals in snowboarding, but no more than one in any other sport. → Read More
Local basketball stars, ex-teammates, play back-to-back on ESPN today
Kathryn Westbeld of Notre Dame and Makayla Waterman of Ohio State play for nationally ranked powers. → Read More
What is a school resource officer? Police are present in local schools
School resource officers are receiving new attention in the aftermath of the Parkland, Fla. mass shooting → Read More
Ohio Republicans aim to merge education agencies, give governor power
Some education stakeholders worry about impact of stripping authority from state school board. → Read More
Dayton school task force sets public comment meetings
The meetings will be Feb. 22 at Meadowdale Elementary and Feb. 28 at E.J. Brown Middle School. → Read More
Judge denies 1 challenge to Dayton school task force, seeks more info on other
A Montgomery County judge today will consider a challenge to the Dayton schools task force's plan to tour schools that could be closed. → Read More
Dayton schools: Task force stops planned tours after challenge
A combined city and Dayton Public Schools task force studying potential closure of some buildings decided to end its planned tours early. → Read More
State audit questions $577 in spending by local charter school
The former Dayton Leadership Academy treasurer has repaid the money in question, which the school said was used to buy prizes for good attendance. → Read More