State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria Attends Children’s Hunger Alliance Menu of Hope Luncheon

By: Staff Blogger

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria was at the Children’s Hunger Alliance Menu of Hope Luncheon, where he learned about partnerships that are helping fight hunger, including those at Weinland Park Elementary, Chillicothe City Schools and Shell’s Learning Center.

Happy to attend the Children’s Hunger Alliance Menu of Hope Luncheon! Such great partners in our goal for no child to go hungry!

A specific program at Weinland Park Elem. helped so many students. THANK YOU! @CHAOhio #MenuOfHope #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/2d59zMlihV

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

At the Children’s Hunger Alliance Menu of Hope Luncheon, @FranDeWine shares her commitment with @GovMikeDeWine to increasing school breakfast programs and number of students who participate! We can do this! @CHAOhio #MenuOfHope #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/JtKuTZ2xg8

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

Shoutout to Chillicothe City Schools @CCSD Feeding children during the summer via “Babe the Big Blue Bus” receives an award from the Children’s Hunger Alliance. Amazing partnership benefiting kids! @CHAOhio #MenuOfHope #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/K9WuLDifVa

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

Kudos to Shell’s Learning Center (Michelle Beden-Payne) for receiving Childcare Center of the Year at the Children’s Hunger Alliance Menu of Hope Luncheon! Making sure our youngest children get nutritious meals is so important. @CHAOhio #MenuOfHope #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/v962vGxQIE

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria Attends Dedication Ceremony for the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion at Nationwide Children’s Hospital

By: Staff Blogger

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria went to the dedication ceremony for the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Excited to attend the dedication ceremony for the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion at Nationwide Childrens Hospital @nationwidekids #onoursleeves Great asset for our community, our state...and especially our children! #OhioEd #EachChildOurFuture pic.twitter.com/QOrd2zfZR2

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

At dedication of Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavillion Nationwide Childrens Hospital @nationwidekids #onoursleeves @GovMikeDeWine celebrates “Bold action...thinking big...doing things differently...removing stigma” to meet the MH needs of children. YES! #OhioEd #EachChildOurFuture pic.twitter.com/sjGWld8zdJ

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria Attends Educators Rising Ohio Conference

By: Staff Blogger

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria was at the Educators Rising Ohio Conference. Educators Rising is a student group for future teachers. At the conference, Superintendent DeMaria joined current and former Ohio Teachers of the Year to address students about the importance of the teaching profession.

Spending time this morning with Educators Rising Ohio @edrisingohio students. Future Teachers - YAY! Jonathan Juravich giving a fantastic keynote! The importance of building relationships. Everyone is laughing! @JJuravich #EROBuildingFutures #OhioEd @OlentangySD pic.twitter.com/kDcriMhuwW

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

Ohio’s teachers represent a powerful force for building our world!

I’m proud to address and thank those who’ve made a commitment to the education profession during the @EdRisingOhio Conference! #OhioLovesTeachers #EROBuildingFutures #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/IKSF25o6C7

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

It was my pleasure. I’m so proud and inspired by you and all the @edrisingohio members! I look forward to seeing you in Ohio classrooms (as teachers) in the near future! #OhioLovesTeachers #OhioEd https://t.co/WMwtZCFtmA

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria Attends Ohio Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference

By: Staff Blogger

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria was at the Ohio Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference. At the conference, he gave brief remarks and met the next generation of business professionals and some of the educators helping them achieve their goals.

This evening, I’m celebrating excellence with students during this year’s @OhioFBLAPBL’s State Leadership Conference. As members, students learn to seize opportunities and develop technical and professional skills that will last a lifetime! #OHFBLA20 #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/to9fw94bgi

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

The @OhioFBLAPBL 2020 Advisor of the Year represents an individual who goes above and beyond to help students succeed! This year’s recipient has molded students into strong and capable leaders for the past 25 years! Congrats to @PCLSdistrict educator Ms. Nell Rapport! #OHFBLA20 pic.twitter.com/Fd9YcWxdFR

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 28, 2020

State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria Joins Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to Announce Online Threat Assessment Training Materials

By: Staff Blogger

Keeping students safe at school is a top priority for educators. State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria joined Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to announce the availability of online resources to help schools prevent violence and get help for troubled students. The Ohio School Threat Assessment Training is available here for free.

We all have a role to play in keeping schools safe! @OHEducation joins @OhioAG to announce Ohio School Threat Assessment training materials now available online. We appreciate the collaboration of state agencies & local partners to make these resources possible. #OhioEd pic.twitter.com/IhsLviI0Gi

— Paolo DeMaria (@OHEducationSupt) February 26, 2020

AG Yost today announced the development of new resources to address gaps in preventing targeted violence in schools. Training now available free for school administrators, law enforcement and others focuses on stopping violence before it starts. ➡️https://t.co/NHUhN4BDWP pic.twitter.com/QKMni3WkPP

— Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost (@OhioAG) February 26, 2020

“This is more than training for cops or school principals,” Yost said. “The local, state and national experts in our videos make it clear that prevention only happens when parents are involved, the local school board is involved, counselors are involved." https://t.co/NHUhN4BDWP pic.twitter.com/9eUiuZhU0n

— Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost (@OhioAG) February 26, 2020