Following a 2-hour delay announcement last night, Ada schools announced this morning (Tuesday, Feb. 2) that school is closed and classes are moved to remote learning. The announcement was made at 7:25 a.m.
Rev. Philip Compton, Ph.D. fire chaplain, standing on the right side of the photo, provided a dedication of the new vehicle and his dedication follow:
Friends, we are gathered here today to dedicate and to seek God’s blessing on this new Spartan/Smeal pumper/engine and our firefighters that have been made ready for service to our community.
K-12 schools whose staff can be vaccinated next week have been notified. All other schools will be contacted shortly with information on when their K-12 staff will be permitted to receive a vaccine
Ada school staff is on the list for eligible school personnel in Ohio to begin receiving vaccines in Week 3 (beginning Feb. 15), according to an announcement from the governor’s office.
According to the announcement, every public school district in the state - except for one - has agreed to resume in-person schooling by March 1, which was a requirement for staff to have early access to the vaccine.
