Akron Public Schools

This is so weird.

Akron Public Schools is moving the remaining City Series high school football games, you know, high school football, to Saturday mornings following fights among the spectators that forced the game to end early.

The changes came after the October 2nd game between Bookdale and Firestone was called off at halftime.

Now, Booker was leading 20 to nothing when the fights broke out amongst the spectators inside and outside Ellett Stadium.

They had to stop that game because it was a massive brawl.

Did you see that the Akron Public Schools are now only going to be playing their games on Saturday mornings to prevent fights because fights have been breaking out there at their games across Akron? I don't know if that's –

you can't really prevent fights.

No, I know

Right.

Akron Public Schools has moved high school football games to Saturday mornings over concerns about violence.

Police said multiple fights broke out at a football game last Friday night.

So let's start with that.

The game is called.

Now, the last three weeks of the Akron City Series football games will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday morning as Akron Public Schools will punt on Friday Night Lights, a decision many parents endorse.

The games are fun.

They are exciting.

A 15-year-old was arrested and charged for disorderly conduct, official business obstruction, and resisting arrest.

We're awaiting more information from Akron Public Schools.

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Her name is Carol Sharon.

She used to be a counselor at Akron public schools in Akron, Ohio.

So if any of you listening, you may know her, maybe you can reach out to you.

I would love to talk to her.

So job and family service, we refer people over to us, get in the program, to help them either get into school or get a job, get their basic skills up.

So I taught basic math to the participants.

But also through this department, we also ran a pilot program with Akron Public Schools, where we work with special ed kids at the time, who was in 12th grade.

They would come on campus in the morning and I would teach employability skills to them.