
Bebe Hodges
Breaking News Reporter at Cincinnati Enquirer
Wellness and Lifestyle Contributor at USA Today
Breaking news for @Enquirer | Pubbed in @USATODAY | Anth & comm ’23 @Penn | Sour gummy worm enthusiast
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2 days ago |
cincinnati.com | Bebe Hodges
Cincinnati Public Schools could see personnel cuts due to $50 million budget gap. The Board of Education discussed layoffs, but chose to not pursue them for the time being. Instead, the school board voted to eliminate vacant positions, excluding social workers and some teaching positions for now. The board also approved selling district property and moved to terminate more contracts with third-party providers.
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3 days ago |
cincinnati.com | Bebe Hodges
Cincinnati Public Schools will discuss budget cuts for the upcoming fiscal year at a board of education meeting on the evening of June 2. The Board Business Meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Mary A. Ronan Education Center at 2651 Burnet Ave. According to the meeting agenda, the board will discuss the fiscal year 2026 budget and vote. However, which cuts the board will vote on is unclear.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Bebe Hodges
Bebe Hodges, Cincinnati EnquirerUpdated Wed, May 28, 2025 at 6:50 PM UTC1 min readCincinnati Public Schools Board of Education member Mary Wineberg at a board meeting in December 2024. Wineberg was the board's vice president in 2024. A well-known member of the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education said she will not seek reelection this November. Mary Wineberg, an Olympic gold medalist, has served on the board since 2022 and was vice president for a year.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Bebe Hodges
Cincinnati Public Schools will terminate its contract with the Cincinnati Health Department to supply school nurses for the 2025-26 school year, district officials confirmed May 23. District Superintendent Shauna Murphy discussed the change during a Board of Education meeting on May 19. School health professionals will instead be hired as Cincinnati Public Schools employees, district officials said.
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4 weeks ago |
cincinnati.com | Bebe Hodges
Voters left a school levy contest in Greater Cincinnati in an unusual state after the polls closed May 6. They were split in their support for Madison Local School District's proposed levy on the ballot. The levy received 620 votes in favor and 620 votes against, according to unofficial results from Ohio's Butler County Board of Elections. So you might be wondering, how often does this happen? And you're probably thinking, what happens next?
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