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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lorain public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
School Levy Implementation
Lorain City Schools is moving forward after voters approved a new levy, which means local education jobs and programs are officially locked in and protected. It's a huge sigh of relief for the district, keeping classrooms staffed and funded.
School Levy and Services
Lorain schools are bringing back popular extracurriculars and student support services now that a new levy has passed. With fresh funding in the bank, the district is finally able to restore the programs kids and parents have been missing.
School Levy Election
Lorain voters just passed a new school levy, bucking the regional trend of funding measures failing across Northeast Ohio. This means the local school district secured the financial backing it needs while other districts are left scrambling.
School Graduation Scheduling
Lorain High had to move its graduation date because the city simply doesn't have enough cops to handle the traffic and security. It's a major bummer that shows how police shortages are starting to mess with big life milestones.
Lorain City Schools Issue 5 Support
Council voiced strong support for Lorain City Schools' Issue 5 ballot measure to help close a $17 million budget shortfall and preserve educational programs.
School Leadership Change
Lorain City Schools just fired CEO David Hardy, completely shaking up the district's leadership. This unexpected move leaves the community wondering who will step in to guide local public education next.