Jennifer Pignolet
Education Reporter at Akron Beacon Journal
Professional Storyteller. Education reporter @beaconjournal via Memphis/Butler University/Cleveland. Happiest during baseball season. She/Her
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5 days ago |
beaconjournal.com | Jennifer Pignolet
Longtime Cleveland meteorologist Mark Johnson is "no longer employed at WEWS," Channel 5 reported the afternoon of May 9. "News 5 wants to share with our viewers a change to our on-air staffing," the station wrote in a news post on its website.
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1 week ago |
beaconjournal.com | Jennifer Pignolet
The Akron Public Schools board on May 5 reaffirmed its previous 4-3 vote to appoint Mary Outley as superintendent — again with a split vote, and with continued questions raised about the process to appoint her and whether it violated board policy. The board held a special meeting, with a roughly 15-minute executive session and then a repeat the vote on Outley's appointment.
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2 weeks ago |
beaconjournal.com | Jennifer Pignolet
Akron Public Schools has a new superintendent: Mary Outley. Outley is the second woman to have the job permanently — pending a successful contract negotiation with the board, which she said she expects to go well. Outley, a graduate of Buchtel High School, has been with the district since 1990, most recently serving as the executive director of elementary education before becoming the interim superintendent two weeks ago.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jennifer Pignolet
Michael Robinson will walk away from Akron Public Schools with $200,000 in hand — and Mary Outley will be the permanent superintendent of the district. The school board on Monday approved a separation agreement with its embattled superintendent, who officially leaves the district a few months shy of finishing the second year of his five-year contract.
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2 weeks ago |
marionstar.com | Jennifer Pignolet
Erika Taubner Gold survived the Holocaust thanks to the luck of where she was born, a bold wink from her mother and a risky leap from a truck, and the heroism of a former housekeeper. Much of her family was not so lucky. Gold — an only child — and her parents survived World War II and immigrated to the United States, coming to Cleveland in 1950. But dozens of their family members died in the Holocaust, the genocide that killed 11 million people, including 6 million Jews.
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