Badin High School draws students primarily from the county but also from adjacent communities around southwest Ohio.Īnd one of the region’s largest universities - Miami, with its main Oxford campus and regional campuses in Hamilton and Middletown - is scheduled to start classes for its fall semester Aug. The 9,000-student Hamilton City Schools began its staggered start schedule on Monday and will continue through the week with all students in class by Friday.Ībout half of Middletown’s 6,000 students will start the new school year Tuesday and the other half on Wednesday with all students learning together in the 10 city schools starting on Thursday.īutler County’s only Catholic high school will host its more than 600 students on their first day on Thursday. “We welcome our new administrators to Lakota and look forward to the new ideas and experience they bring to our schools.” Explore Fairfield Schools join neighboring districts in adopting staggered start for school yearįairfield Schools last week began experimenting for the first time with a staggered start. Lolli said the fresh leadership adds to the new school year excitement. Lakota school families will see a number of new principals and assistant principals at some schools. Explore Lakota chooses Dayton superintendent as interim school leader
“The start of the new school year is always exciting and filled with anticipation,” said Interim Superintendent Elizabeth Lolli, who was recently hired to the lead the district through the 2023-2024 school year. Friday will see almost all Lakota students in the districts’ two dozen school buildings. Lakota, like some area districts such as the 10,000-student Fairfield Schools, are using a holdover strategy from the pandemic and easing into the school year with a staggered start for students according to the first letters of their last names.Ībout half of Lakota’s students will be attending opening day classes on Wednesday with the remaining half in class on Thursday.
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