Talawanda students ready to turn the stage into a 'Little Shop of Horrors' In just a couple weeks, Talawanda students will share their performance of "Little Shop of Horrors" with the community.
With new state legislation, parents worry about LGBTQ students New state laws in Ohio including the so-called "Parents Bill of Rights" and "Bathroom Bill" have some parents concerned about the health and safety of LGBTQ students at Talawanda.
Political uncertainty looms over Talawanda board meeting; routine contract renewal hits snag President Donald Trump's flurry of action in the past month, plus new state laws and an executive budget proposal, could all impact education at the Talawanda School District in the coming year.
Funding education: How comparisons do — and don’t — play a role in school decisions Ohio collects a wealth of data on school districts across the state. How that data is used in comparisons and decisions depends on who you ask.
Funding education: Teacher money and parent time impact schools Public school districts rely on millions of dollars in taxpayer funding to operate. Those budgets are subsidized by parents and teachers who donate of their time and money.
Talawanda board member subject of complaint from board president Talawanda Board of Education President Rebecca Howard alleged that Board Member Dawn King violated multiple district policies in the past year in a six-part complaint. King read the complaint during public session Jan. 9.
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