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Lincolnview marks School Board Recognition Month
Information submitted Thursday, January 21, 2021 12:00 AM Pictured from left to right are Lincolnview Board members: Mark Zielke, Eric Germann, Michelle Gorman, Lori Snyder, and Brad Coil. (DHI Media/Kirsten Barnhart) VAN WERT – The Lincolnview Local Schools has joined more than 700
school districts throughout Ohio to celebrate January as “School Board
Recognition Month,” Superintendent Jeffrey T. Snyder announced on Jan.
18.
“Thank you to the Lincolnview Local School board members for
being citizen-servants who are mindful stewards of the district
resources when making decisions to meet academic and fiscal goals of the
district,” Snyder said. “Their focus is always on the future success of
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Lincolnview teachers and support staff will be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, February 5, and the follow-up vaccinations on Friday, March 5.
New Lincolnview Local Board of Education President Lori Snyder presides over Wednesday’s meeting.
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That was the word from Lincolnview Superintendent Jeff Snyder during Wednesday night’s Board of Education meeting. He also said paperwork has been distributed to employees and he added it’s up to each individual to decide if they want the vaccine.
Teachers and staff members will learn more during a meeting scheduled for this Friday afternoon. Classes will dismiss two hours early that day.
Lincolnview Board approves resolution regarding substitute teachers
Kirsten Barnhart, DHI Media News Editor Thursday, January 14, 2021 8:39 AM Lori Snyder was elected the Lincolnview Board President on Wednesday. (DHI Media/Kirsten Barnhart) Pictured from left to right are Lincolnview Board members: Mark Zielke, Eric Germann, Michelle Gorman, Lori Snyder, and Brad Coil. (DHI Media/Kirsten Barnhart) • •
MIDDLE POINT – During Wednesday s Lincolnview Board of Education
meeting, an organizational meeting was held where Lori Snyder was
elected Board President and Michelle Gorman was elected Vice President.
Following
the organizational meeting, the Board went into the regular meeting.
During his report, Superintendent Jeff Snyder spoke about a resolution
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COVID-19 related topics and finances took up a good chunk of Thursday night’s meeting of the Lincolnview Local Board of Education.
Lincolnview Junior High-High School Principal Brad Mendenhall provides an update on school activities during Thursday’s meeting of the Lincolnview Local Board of Education.
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During his report to the board, Superintendent Jeff Snyder said next Monday and Tuesday’s remote learning days will serve as a test run, in case the district is forced to switch to e-learning because of the coronavirus.
“We just felt that two days of practicing our remote learning, just in case we’d ever have to use it, which we don’t want to use, made sense,” Snyder said. “We also wanted to make sure if we ever had to go to remote learning that our students and parents can check the connectivity with their devices. We have received a grant to purchase additional hot spots, we have them in hand,