FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETuesday, September 6, 2022 Statement from Warrensville Heights City School District Regarding Ohio Supreme Court Ruling(Warrensville Heights, Oh.) Today the Ohio Supreme Court, in a split decision, ruled that a Settlement Agreement entered into in 1997 between the Warrensville Heights City Schools and the Beachwood City Schools to share educational services and programs and to share tax dollars stemming from the eventual development of the then vacant Chagrin-Highlands territory is enforceable.Warrensville City Schools had argued, among other things, that to send tax dollars away from one school district to another school district, approval by the Ohio State Board of Education was required but never occurred.The litigation now returns to the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas for further proceedings. According to Superintendent Donald Jolly, “The Common Pleas Court must now determine remaining legal issues including the amount of Chagrin-Highland tax proceeds that must be diverted from the Warrensville Heights City Schools to the Beachwood City Schools and how the two school districts will begin sharing educational programs.” The Warrensville Heights Board of Education will be meeting in the near future to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision and related litigation issues.XXX9-6-2022-Final-Press Release.pdf
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Statement from Warrensville Heights City School District Regarding Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
(Warrensville Heights, Oh.) Today the Ohio Supreme Court, in a split decision, ruled that a Settlement Agreement entered into in 1997 between the Warrensville Heights City Schools and the Beachwood City Schools to share educational services and programs and to share tax dollars stemming from the eventual development of the then vacant Chagrin-Highlands territory is enforceable.
Warrensville City Schools had argued, among other things, that to send tax dollars away from one school district to another school district, approval by the Ohio State Board of Education was required but never occurred.
The litigation now returns to the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas for further proceedings. According to Superintendent Donald Jolly, “The Common Pleas Court must now determine remaining legal issues including the amount of Chagrin-Highland tax proceeds that must be diverted from the Warrensville Heights City Schools to the Beachwood City Schools and how the two school districts will begin sharing educational programs.” The Warrensville Heights Board of Education will be meeting in the near future to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision and related litigation issues.
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The required dress code expectations for our high school scholars are:Warrensville-branded shirts with the W emblem in the following colors: gold, white, blue, and gray (shirts are available for purchase at the high school until 3:45 pm) (unless prior arrangements have been made with admin)Solid blue, black or tan pants (joggers, jeans, ripped pants or leggings are not permitted)Hard sole or tennis shoes are permitted in any color. Shoes must be (enclosed) closed toe and closed back (sandals that expose parts of the foot, including Crocs, house shoes, or slides are not permitted)Hooded sweatshirts are not permitted to be worn in the building. Warrensville branded fleece jackets and crew neck sweatshirts can be purchased in the main office. The district dress-code policy can be found on page 12 in the student code of conduct.
The required dress code expectations for our high school scholars are:
Warrensville-branded shirts with the W emblem in the following colors: gold, white, blue, and gray (shirts are available for purchase at the high school until 3:45 pm) (unless prior arrangements have been made with admin)
Solid blue, black or tan pants (joggers, jeans, ripped pants or leggings are not permitted)
Hard sole or tennis shoes are permitted in any color. Shoes must be (enclosed) closed toe and closed back (sandals that expose parts of the foot, including Crocs, house shoes, or slides are not permitted)
Hooded sweatshirts are not permitted to be worn in the building. Warrensville branded fleece jackets and crew neck sweatshirts can be purchased in the main office.
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