Sunday, August 20, 2000
Tristate schools set to open
Campbell County, other districts open Monday
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Starting Monday, many Tristate schools will open their doors for the 2000-2001 school year. Some schools started classes earlier this month.
Here is a list of opening dates:
Monday:
Campbell County, Ludlow Independent, Sunman Dearborn Community, South Dearborn, Winton Woods.
Tuesday:
Bellevue Independent, Blanchester Local, Kenton County, Lebanon City (Berry Middle School and Lebanon High School), Madison, Mason, Newport Independent, Princeton, Southgate Independent, Southwest, Talawanda.
Wednesday:
Dayton Independent, Erlanger-Elsmere Independent, Franklin, Forest Hills, Kings Local, Lebanon grades 1-5, Mariemont, Mount Healthy, Oak Hills, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place, Wyoming.
Thursday:
Batavia Local, Beechwood Independent, Deer Park, Fort Thomas Indepen dent, Georgetown Exempted Village, Mason kindergarten, North College Hill, Three Rivers.
Friday:
Lebanon kindergarten.
Aug. 28:
Adams County/Ohio Valley, Bethel-Tate, Covington Independent, Eastern Local, Fayetteville-Perry Local, Felicity-Franklin, Finneytown, Franklin kindergarten first day, Hamilton, Indian Hill, Lakota, Lockland, New Miami, New Richmond, Ripley Union Lewis Huntington Local, Western Brown Local, Williamsburg.
Aug. 29:
Carlisle, Clermont Northeastern, Cincinnati, Edgewood, Fairfield, Goshen, Madeira, Milford, Northwest, Norwood, Ross, Wayne, West Clermont.
Aug. 31:
Wayne kindergarten.
Sept. 1:
Carlisle kindergarten
Sept. 5:
Little Miami, Springboro.
Sept. 6:
Loveland
Sept. 8
Little Miami kindergarten.
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