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The current recommendation from the administration is to seek a 1.3-mill bond issue to rebuild North High School and a new 7.6-mill levy to fund operations. The two will be combined as a single request on the November 2024 ballot.
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The Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced in February it will cut pandemic-era funding to after-school programs not operated by the school district. Dozens of programs and hundreds of parents and students are now wondering what's next.
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Ohio schools are going to be teaching capitalism as part of financial literacy courses that have been required since 2022.
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In the last few years, a contingent of Ohio’s middle and high schools enacted policies banning phones.
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Mentor Public Schools’ Board of Education rejected two challenges to books during a public meeting Tuesday night, 3-2, after an hours-long meeting filled with lengthy debate between board members and impassioned comments from the public.
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As school districts contend with rising costs and seek to update facilities, roughly a dozen schools in northeast Ohio are seeking new money from taxpayers through levies and bond issues on the March 2024 ballot.
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The state’s AI Education Toolkit aims to help educators, students and parents understand how programs like ChatGPT can enhance learning in Ohio’s schools.
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The first college esports team was formed a decade ago. Now, at least 40 Ohio institutions have developed competitive video gaming programs.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District said Friday it will be closing all schools for the total solar eclipse on April 8.
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Youngstown State is looking to open a campus in Steubenville, possibly at the current site of Eastern Gateway Community College. Last month Eastern Gateway announced it would pause all enrollment as it dealt with financial issues.
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Students at Notre Dame College are trying to figure out what’s next after news broke last week that the college will be closing its doors.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s plans to replace Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School on the city’s West Side can now continue after a Cuyahoga County judge’s ruling on Friday.