Eileen McClory is a journalist based in Dayton, Ohio, and writes for the Dayton Daily News. With a focus on local news, Eileen covers a range of topics including education, government, and community events. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Government Technology, Calhoun Times, Yahoo News, Springfield News-Sun, and Oxford Press.
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Eileen's focus is primarily local, with a strong emphasis on education-related topics within Ohio and Dayton. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to education, indicating she may be interested in receiving information from local educational institutions or government bodies.
Given her coverage of community development issues and local governance, Eileen might also be open to news about initiatives that impact the wider community beyond just the school system. This could include developments related to infrastructure improvements, public safety programs, or economic development efforts.
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By: Eileen Mcclory
The athletic conference expansion that would add Jefferson Twp. and Trotwood schools to the Dayton Public Schools needs to be more fleshed out before Dayton enters it, with conversations likely extending through the end of the school year, school administrators and board members said.
By: Eileen Mcclory
Oakwood schools Superintendent Neil Gupta is proposing a 4.75-mill bond levy to generate $40 million for upgrades to the district’s elementary schools.
By: Eileen Mcclory
A bill in the Ohio House would provide money to update school buses and increase penalties for illegally passing a school bus after an earlier version called for seat belts.
A proposed bill in the Ohio House to bring the minimum Ohio teacher’s salary to $50,000 from $35,000 has both proponents and opponents cautioning the bill needs more work to be effective and not place a strain on school districts.
State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio is the second largest public pension systems in the state.
The State Teacher's Retirement Board on Monday selected Aaron F. Hood as its interim executive director while the board looks for a permanent new executive director.
By: Eileen Mcclory
Central State University received a $1 million grant from the Department of Energy to study the effects of climate change on soil and water quality in the region.
By: Eileen Mcclory, Holly Souther
CBS News report on armed school staffers focuses on two area districts
By: Eileen Mcclory
The Dayton board of education voted unanimously to allow the district’s business manager and athletic director to continue moving forward in creating an athletic conference with Trotwood and Jefferson Twp. Schools.
By: Eileen Mcclory
Miami Valley Meals will host the fifth consecutive Turkey Takeaway event on Wednesday, Nov. 27, providing free meals to the public.
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