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Stow Munroe Falls School Board

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Officers Allowed to Carry Concealed Weapons During After-School Events

The Stow-Munroe Falls school board passed a resolution allowing guns in the buildings Monday night.

Stow and Munroe Falls have taken another step to make schools safer, even after the day is over. On Monday night, the Stow-Munroe Falls school board passed a resolution that allows active and retired police officers from the Stow and Munroe Falls police departments to carry concealed weapons on school grounds during after-hour events, reports the Akron Beacon Journal. "Allowing off duty officers to carry their weapons to events at our schools provides an additional layer of protection in case a crisis should occur,” Superintendent Russ Jones told the Beacon. Both cities and the school district have made safety a top priority after the shooting in Newtown, CT, in December. Stow Mayor Sara Drew appointed 10 people to a task force that will …

James Thomas

4:16 pm on Friday, March 8, 2013

Mr. Moore and Angela, I think the "gun free zone" posters should go too. They're advertising how defenseless those areas are.   more ›

Monday, March 12, 2012

Board Member Figures Savings on Personnel was $1.26 Million

Boardmember Fred Bonacci wanted to look at the facts and figures himself and give a presentation on salary/benefit savings from last year.

With 85 percent of the Stow-Munroe Falls City School District's cash going toward salaries and benefits, Board Member Fred Bonacci wanted to know how that money was being handled and what kind of savings happened in the last year. He found out that the district saved $1.26 million on certified personnel. Weeks ago, Bonacci told the public he would investigate and put together a presentation about his findings.  During his presentation at the February meeting, Bonacci broke down his findings: (2010-11) (2011-12)  Additional costs: Bonacci's findings show that after adding in all the new certified personnel costs, the district saved $1.26 million from the general fund. "That's a significant savings over the last year," he said. …

Steve Davis

8:18 am on Tuesday, March 13, 2012

I wonder what Donny would have to say?   more ›

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