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The Dayton Metro Library system is creating a work group to sort through a broad range of suggestions regarding how to reduce youth fights at its various sites.
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Youth in Dayton marched with organizers from the nonprofit Omega CDC to fight violence in their community.
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Dayton Public Schools has an updated mobile health unit, supported with COVID relief funds. It will serve students at its 27 schools, helping with asthma care and more.
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The district has offered its Summer Food Service Program for years, handing out cold meals to children. This year, Dayton Public Schools added hot lunch several days each week.
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Dayton Public Schools was court ordered to desegregate from 1976 to 2002. White flight to suburban school districts soared.
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Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice partnered with the Black, Indigenous and Farmers of Color Food and Farming Network to offer small-scale farmers in the region an opportunity to learn about farming policy and self-advocacy.
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The rocky FAFSA rollout earlier this year has left many students behind. Throughout July, Dayton Public Schools is helping grads catch up.
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Several Dayton Public Schools students took their concerns to state legislators in Columbus. They want the leaders to do more in support of the Dayton Public School District.
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Premier Health and University of Dayton plan to redevelop the old Montgomery County fairgrounds and share taxes from the future neighborhood with Dayton Public Schools.
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The Dayton Public Schools board unanimously selected David Lawrence to lead the district. He's a Dunbar High School graduate.
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A number of coaches and other DPS employees in Ohio said they haven't been paid on time and benefit deductions are not accurate.
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DPS and Wright State University are working together to help high schoolers prepare for college.