Greene County Public Schools

• Bellbrook High School Makes Newsweek's List

SUGARCREEK TWP., Greene County -- Bell-brook High School has been ranked among America's best public high schools in Newsweek magazine's annual list of best public high schools, school officials learned this week. The list is based on "how hard school staffs work to challenge students with advanced-placement college-level courses and tests," according to the magazine's website.

• Dayton Daily News
• June 16, 2010

• Waivers Granted under Section 9401 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act; Amended

... allowing LEAs to provide SES rather than public school choice to eligible students attending schoo... Part A of Title I of the ESEA (Title I schools) and are in the first year of school improvement; ...4. Waiver Applicant: Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL. Provision waived: 34 CFR 200.4...Fauquier County Public Schools, Greene County Public Schools, Hampton. City Public School...

• FR, April 08, 2008
• Notices
• Education Department

• Ok'd.

FAIRBORN -- City schools Superintendent Dave Scarberry faces a retire/rehire public hearing tonight, where his salary is expected to will be cut and save the district $125,000 during the next five years. Scarberry would retire July 28 if the school board votes for the re-employment. Under that scenario, Scarberry said he'd be paid less than his 2010-11 salary of $145,147 -- which is at the top end of school administrator pay in Greene County.

• Dayton Daily News
• July 15, 2011

• Camreta v. Greene, 563 U.S. (2011)

... ser-vices worker, and petitioner Alford, a county deputy sheriff, interviewed then 9-year-old S. G. ... significant future effect on theconduct of public officials and the policies of the government units... seizing children in public schools. See 588 F. 3d1011, 1020, n. 4 (CA9 2009). The D...

• U.S. Supreme Court

• Greene County Students Band Together for Relief Effort ; Fairborn, Xenia Schools Collect Goods, Money for Katrina Victims

FAIRBORN -- Schools across Greene County have been collecting money, food and other goods for those devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Fairborn Public Schools held a districtwide effort to collect money, which will be donated to the Red Cross to help those displaced by the hurricane that hit Louisiana and Mississippi.

• Dayton Daily News
• September 15, 2005

• Active members: Goldstein, Michael Robert-Gyles.

... GOMEZ, Gerardo 305/375-1653 Miami-Dade County Tax Collector 140 W Flagler St Ste 1403 Miami 3313...-2835 GONZALEZ, Aurelio Andres 352/754-4270 Public Defender'S Office 20 N Main St Rm 300 Brooksville ...-2407 pgreenburg@aol.com Fax: 301/610-0021 GREENE, Alan Douglas 828/488-9748 75 Bacon Dr Bryson City..., James D 954/733-5679 8115 Gold Coast Schools 5600 Hiatus Rd Tamarac 33321-6413 jim@goldcoastsch...

• Florida Bar Journal
• Vol. 78 Nbr. 8, September 2004

• Fairborn Education Foundation Holds Its First Fund-Raising Event ; Seven-Member Board Wants to Award Grants, Honor Contributors

FAIRBORN -- An education foundation started to boost Fairborn Public Schools held its first event, which it expects will lead to further contributions and interest. The Gary E. Wright Memorial Golf Tournament, held Monday at Greene Country Club, was the first community event held under the auspices of the newly established Fairborn Education Foundation.

... Marrinan, executive director of the Greene County Community Foundation. The Fairborn Education Found...

• Dayton Daily News
• August 04, 2005

• Why Can't We Stop Fighting Over Christmas? ; in Education, Abolishing Government's Role Would Help

Christmas is supposed to be a season of peace. But thanks to public schooling, for many Americans it is instead a time of war. Battles over Christmas in public schools are, unfortunately, as inevitable as inflatable Santas and gridlocked malls, and this year is no exception. After receiving complaints about a Nativity scene on a school bulletin board, the superintendent of Arkansas' Greene County Tech School District removed the image. That, however, sparked vehement complaints of a different sort, and the superintendent soon returned the scene to the board. "To be honest with you, we offended a lot more people by taking it down than leaving it up," Superintendent Jerry Noble said. "So we put it back up.

• The Washington Times
• December 23, 2011

• Lines at H1n1 Vaccine Clinics Moving Faster

Lines at local H1N1 flu vaccine clinics were moving fast Thursday, Nov. 12, setting the stage for a possible clinic for the general public next week in Montgomery County and at schools in Greene County. At Hara Arena in Trotwood, children, pregnant women and others deemed high priority by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started lining up at 8 a.m. for the second clinic there in two weeks.

• Dayton Daily News
• November 13, 2009

• 4 Contenders for School Board Up for Challenge ; Each has Approach to Dilemma of Ongoing Funding Issues

XENIA -- In these times when public schools are expected to achieve academic excellence with diminishing revenue, a "tremendous amount" of expertise is needed to serve on local school boards, according to one candidate. Based on his work in the community and his leadership ability, Robert Dillaplain says he's a good fit for the Xenia school board. The physician, who has had a private practice in Xenia since 1982, is seeking his fourth term in next month's election.

• Dayton Daily News
• October 28, 2005