Tuesday, 15 May 2012 12:07

AUDIO School's Out Early For Wadsworth Students

Written by  Amani Abraham
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School will let out early this year for Wadsworth students as the district begins construction on a new high school and three elementary schools.

Superintendent Dale Fortner said the past three months have been spent packing up equipment, furniture and memorabilia.

"We had some other schools come in and buy some used furniture and used equipment," said Fortner. "We will also have some auctions coming in May for the public if they would like to come in and buy any school furnishings and materials that we are not taking to our new building."

List of scheduled auction dates:

  • May 22 – Isham Elementary
  • May 24 – Wadsworth High School
  • May 29 – Valley View Elementary
  • June 7 – Overlook Elementary

Superintendent Dale Fortner Talks With WAKR's Ray Horner by Amani Abraham

Fortner said students and staff can look forward to a number of new materials and teaching supplies inside each classroom

"The strongest or the most prominent thing from an instructional standpoint is interactive white boards in every classroom," said Fortner. "It's an exciting time. It's an opportunity for our teachers and our students to be on the cutting-edge of some of the new changes that are happening in education."

This is the final week of classes for students in the school district. Students are scheduled to return to school in the fall on September 6th.

Click here for more information on the construction process and a list of upcoming dates.

School will let out early this year for Wadsworth students as the district begins construction on a new high school and three elementa

Superintendent Dale Fortner said the past three months have been spent packing up equipment, furniture and memorabilMay 22 – Isham Elem

May 24 – Wadsworth High Sch

May 29 – Valley View Elemen

June 7 – Overl

Fortner says students and staff can look forward to a number of new materials and teaching supplies inside each classroom

"The strongest or the most prominent thing from an instructional standpoint is interactive white boards in every classroom," said Fortner. "It's an exciting time. It's an opportunity for our teachers and our students to be on the cutting-edge of some of the new changes that are happening in educ

The senior class of 2012 have already attended their graduated. Students are scheduled to return to school in the fall on September 6th.

Click here for more information on the construction process and a list of upcomin

  

 

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Amani Abraham

Amani Abraham

Amani Abraham is the morning web editor and also tracks morning drive traffic for 1590 WAKR, 97.5 WONE and 94.9 WQMX during weekday mornings and is a reporter/anchor. She's no stranger to AkronNewsNow.com, having worked as an intern with Rubber City Radio Group as a producer for the Daily Vodcast and other video projects.. Amani is a 2011 graduate with a Communications degree from the University of Akron, where she excelled in her work on the student radio station WZIP-FM and Z-TV, the University's television program. You can reach Amani through the newsroom 330-864-6397 or by email aabraham@rcrg.net

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