Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: In news today… The latest numbers received from Cleveland City Schools indi
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
In news today…
The latest numbers received from Cleveland City Schools indicate there are currently 10 individuals quarantined at Candy’s Cree Cherokee Elementary School, with no new cases last week. E.L. Ross Elementary had two new cases, with 9 currently in quarantine. D.P. Yates Elementary also has two new cases, with 4 currently in quarantine. Cleveland Middle School had two new cases as well, with 36 in quarantine. Cleveland High School had three new cases, with 32 currently in quarantine.
In the Bradley County School system, Bradley Central had one new case, with 15 currently in quarantine. Charleston Elementary and Lake Forest Middle each had one new case, with nobody in quarantine. Taylor Elementary had no new cases, but one currently in quarantine. Walker Valley High School had one new case, with 5 currently in quarantine.
Also in news today…
Lee University has once again been awarded a $1.3 million grant ($261,881 per year for 5 years) from the U.S. Department of Education. This award is part of a federal initiative called Student Support Services (SSS) which is part of the TRIO Programs.
The TRIO SSS grant funds the university’s LEAP (Learn, Engage, Achieve Program). The program currently provides individual success coaching, peer mentors, direct student aid, financial aid counseling, financial literacy education, cultural and academic enrichment opportunities, and other personalized services according to individual students’ needs.
Vanessa Hammond, who coordinates grant relations for Lee University, said the grants are awarded every five years on a competitive basis, and a total of $270 million was awarded nationwide in the 2020 round of grants. Lee contributes additional institutional funds to the program that serves 140 first-generation or underrepresented students each year who meet the eligibility criteria.
From NewsChannel 9…
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department says a deputy was struck by a car Sunday morning after investigating a suspicious vehicle.
Officials say the incident happened near the 13900 block of Pierce Road.
HCSO spokesman Matt Lea says the deputy was sent to a local hospital with non life threatening injuries and was later released.
Right now the Sheriff’s office says they are not releasing a description of the vehicle since this is an ongoing investigation.
