The Reynoldsburg school district still has some work to do in meeting state benchmarks for progress of gifted and student subgroups, but overall is on track academically and financially, Superintendent Tina Thomas-Manning said at a State of Schools address last week.
Thomas-Manning spoke March 5 to a full house of business owners and community members at a Reynoldsburg Area Chamber of Commerce lunch. The audience included Mayor Brad McCloud and City Councilman Cornelius McGrady III, along with Reynoldsburg Board of Education President Elaine Tornero and board member Sandy Long.
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