Vermilion School Officials Outline Urgent Facility Needs, $47M Bond Proposal at Rotary Meeting at Ritter
Leaders from the Vermilion Local School District met with the Rotary Club of Vermilion at Ritter Public Library on Thursday to present a comprehensive overview of the upcoming $47 million bond levy set to appear on the May 6, 2025 ballot. The meeting, which began at noon and lasted about Continue Reading
The Schools – Part 1: Questions, Concerns, and the Case for Voter Scrutiny on Vermilion’s $47M Bond Levy
Commentary submitted by local attorney Homer Taft The Vermilion School District, encompassing Vermilion Township and part of the City of Vermilion, has proposed a $47 million bond issue for capital repairs and upgrades to be paid for by a 3.91-mill levy on property taxes for 30 years. This article endeavors Continue Reading
Vermilion Sailor Athletics Top Athletes of the Week!
This week, we recognize two outstanding Vermilion Sailors athletes for their incredible performances. From the desk of Vermilion Sailors Athletic Director Andy Stillman. Senior – Terrence Anders Senior – Terrence Anders. Terrence won the third singles championship at the Lorain County tournament this past weekend. In the championship match, Terrence Continue Reading
From the Court to the Diamond: VSA’s Standout Athletes You’ll Be Talking About
This week, we recognize two outstanding Vermilion Sailors athletes for their incredible performances. From the desk of Vermilion Sailors Athletic Director Andy Stillman. Severin Kretchmar – Senior Kretchmar had a historic week. He won his match against Willard which tied the school record for most wins in a career. On Continue Reading
Could Budget Cuts Hurt Vermilion Schools? What You Need to Know
VERMILION, OH – The Ohio House Republicans’ latest budget proposal is sending shockwaves through school districts across the state, including Vermilion Local Schools. The proposed cuts to public education funding could significantly impact Vermilion students, particularly those in need of special education services and families relying on free and reduced Continue Reading
From the Field to the Court: Vermilion Sailor Athletics Top Athletes of the Week!
This week, we recognize two outstanding Vermilion Sailors athletes for their incredible performances. From the desk of Vermilion Sailors Athletic Director Andy Stillman. Senior – Codey Schwarck – Pitching win over Brookside- 6 innings, 0 Runs, 12 Strikeouts and a base hit at the plate. Senior – Anthony Ozmun is the Continue Reading
Inside the Dugout: Coach Jeff Keck Breaks Down the 2025 Sailors Baseball Season
Every spring, high school baseball coaches from across the region gather at Smitty’s Place in Elyria for the Lorain County Baseball Coaches Show, hosted by WOBL/Lorain County Sports Network. The 2025 edition brought together some of the area’s most respected coaches to discuss their teams, expectations, and the challenges of Continue Reading
Vermilion Local School District Community Informational Meeting on Bond Levy, Money, Schools, and Tough Choices—Big Decisions Ahead for Vermilionites on May 6th
Watch Below & Get the Inside Scoop! Vermilion Local School District is asking voters to approve a $47 million, 30-year bond levy on the May 6 ballot. The levy aims to address aging infrastructure, safety concerns, and long-term facility needs within the district. The district held an community informational meeting Continue Reading
The Battle Over Religious Release Time: What One Local Advocate Had to Say
At the March 10th Vermilion Local School District Board of Education meeting, Katherine Schwanitz, director of the Lorain and Erie County Secular Education Association, addressed concerns regarding the district’s implementation of Ohio’s newly mandated “released time” for religious instruction. (RTRI) policy. Schwanitz, representing a group that opposes religious influence in Continue Reading
Vermilion High School FFA: Growing Opportunities for Students
At the recent Vermilion Local School District Board of Education meeting, the Vermilion High School FFA chapter provided an update on its progress, goals, and continued growth. Chapter officers Owen Stiner (President) and Jaclyn Scarvelli (Vice President) spoke about their recent achievements, upcoming projects, and the importance of student involvement Continue Reading