Education readers' forum
Sunday, October 11, 1998
Twenty-two educators, business leaders, parents and students participated in The Cincinnati Enquirer's Education Readers' Forum Monday night:
Ann Boyle, assistant superintendent of Princeton City Schools.
Gary Conley, a Clifton resident and president of the Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences in Carthage, which trains workers and provides engineering and productivity improvement programs for Tristate manufacturers.
Stan Corkin, University of Cincinnati assistant English professor, parent of two Cincinnati Public Schools students, member of the Coalition for an Accountable School Board.
Brenda Crowley, parent of students at North College Hill High School and Clovernook Elementary School.
Barry Day, parent, Winton Woods.
Rick Friedman, parent, Sycamore Community School District; member of Sycamore's planning commission; co-founder of group opposing bond issue in November.
Barbara Hammel, superintendent, Deer Park schools.
Rachel Hutzel, assistant Warren County prosecutor who prosecutes child-abuse cases, Lebanon City School District volunteer and parent, and volunteer on levy campaigns.
Tony Jones, fiance of Brenda Crowley
Mary Jane Kenyon, retired parent, Sycamore schools; member of the school district's planning commission, co-founder of bond-opposition group.
Dennis Matthews, Withrow High School principal and parent in Sycamore schools.
Nicole Menke, education student at the University of Cincinnati
Mary Ann Mushaben, mother of four and member of the PTO and a volunteer coordinator at St. Susanna Catholic School, Mason.
Sue Nitz, parent, Fairfield schools.
David Nordyke, founder of the Harmony Community School in Bond Hill. Also helped research Ohio's charter school law.
Jackie Seymour, parent who runs a volunteer tutoring program in Winton Woods schools.
Art Sill, parent in Winton Woods district
Robin Solazzo, new principal of South Lebanon Elementary School, Kings Local School District. She's also been principal in Butler County.
Debra Spencer, Spanish teacher at Lebanon High School and Loveland resident.
John Varis, superintendent, Reading Community School District.
Gwendolyn Womack, teacher, Taft High School and Queen City Vocational Center; heads a teen pregnancy - young mother program.
Greg Ziegler, vice president of personnel of Cincinnati Financial Corp., which has a business partnership with several Colerain Township schools.
Taft's education platform
Fisher's education platform
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Believing in "Beloved'
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Bunning ads low pieces of manipulation
Cincinnati recreated in Philly
Downtown forecast: Chili today
Groups to air opinions on 2-way Vine St.
Homeless hosts for overnighter
Insults dominate Williams-Lucas debate
Judge bans Taft ads
Judge-exec hopefuls square off
Kraut is the main course
Latonia parents hear what suit could offer
Lawyer's letter criticizes mayor
Leadership for schools is candidates' challenge
Lee Fisher's Education Platform
Looking for another boomer president
Newsy format bumps jazz at WVXU
Picture this riverfront, DCI says
Plane crash at party injures 2
Pops revisits Japan
Private academies gaining students
Reading hires 2nd generation teachers
Study may focus Ohio 4 growth
Tragic story borrows from Margaret Garner
TRISTATE DIGEST
Two area lawmakers looking beyond November
Vine Street overpass in its last week
