London City Schools and former high school athletic director Terry Nance settled their differences last week, with Nance receiving $18,000 in cash and agreeing never to again work for the district again.
Should the levy fail, an additional $500,000 in cuts will be needed to be made in order to operate within budget for the 2012-2013 school year.
By Jane Beathard Staff Writer Martha Geib, M.D., will lead the London City Schools Board of Education in 2012, following the group’s organizational meeting on Tuesday. Geib was elected board president for the year, while Marv Homan was elected vice president. Board treasurer Christine Blind administered the oath of office to returning members Curtis [...]
Voters in the London City School District can again expect to see a property tax levy on the March 6, 2012 primary ballot, following action by the board of education on Thursday.
By Jane Beathard Staff Writer For the second time in six months, voters in the London City School District turned thumbs down Tuesday on a property tax levy to support operations. The 8.5-mill emergency levy failed 2,855 votes to 1,802, according to unofficial results from the Madison County Board of Elections. It failed to [...]
“I don’t think you’ll find a place anywhere else in Ohio where teachers voluntarily take a 3-percent pay decrease.”
London native Mark Landes will defend London City Schools against an age discrimination and wrongful termination lawsuit lodged by former athletic director Terry Nance in February.
Atmospheric conditions in Madison County on Thursday morning produced fog. As a result added caution was needed while navigating streets and roads. On North Main Street in London, a white Jeep stops as three children cross the street to board their school bus. Fog or no, leaves continue to fall.
