Education

Washington State College of Ohio Helps Students During Financial Aid Awareness Month

College offers workshops, counseling, and initiatives to expand educational opportunity through financial aid

19 States Offer Tax Credits for Private School Scholarship Donations

Ohio has lost over $80 million in state revenue since launching its tax credit program for private school tuition scholarships.

Deadline Approaching for Charles F. Fischer Fund Grants

Local organizations serving children have until March 27 to apply for annual funding in Clinton County, Ohio.

Ohio Bill Aims to Expand Student Assessment Options

Proposed legislation would allow schools to accept multiple nationally standardized tests for college admissions.

Sylvania senior's college soccer dreams upended by Lourdes University closure

Jillian Mitchell had committed to play soccer at Lourdes, but the school's sudden closure has forced her to restart the recruiting process just months before graduation.

UT, BGSU to Hold Presidents Day Open Houses

Prospective students and families invited to explore campuses on February 16th.

Orange School District Holds Successful Job Fair to Fill Open Teaching Positions

The district reviewed applications, conducted interviews, and plans to move forward with recommended candidates.

Ohio Names New State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Veteran educator Philip Wagner to lead slimmed-down state education agency

Bay Village Schools Appoints New Treasurer

Autumn Reed to take over district's finances starting April 2026

$30 Million RecPlex Renovation to Debut in Fall at University of Dayton

New integrated wellness facility to add student health, counseling, and expanded fitness spaces

Kent State Trumbull Showcases Engineering Programs

University hosts events highlighting electrical, mechanical, and semiconductor technology pathways

North Canton Students Earn Spots on Kent State Honor Rolls

Local academic achievement highlighted as dozens of communities recognized across Kent State campuses

Pediatricians Screening Kids for Reading Skills

Nationwide Children's Hospital leads initiative to detect reading challenges early through routine checkups

Bay Village Seeks $989,000 for Safe Routes to School

City aims to improve safety for students walking and biking to school with new crosswalks, signals, and bike rack relocations.

Suspected drug user arrested at supermarket after shouting obscenities, eating food from shelves

Cleveland Heights police blotter details several neighborhood incidents, including auto theft, OVI case, and assault involving juveniles