The response comes after four lawsuits were filed in state and federal court, alleging the district ignored and allowed assaults, bullying and harassment of students.

Buckeye Local School District is self-funding a new building, with some help from the state, after multiple failed attempts to get a bond issue past.

Second year student Guy Christensen and the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio sued Ohio State last year, alleging the university violated his 1st and 14th amendment rights.

Overall enrollment is up slightly at colleges and universities, driven by gains at community colleges and public four-year programs.

The new leaders were appointed at the first meeting of the year, with several new board members joining after last year's election.

The lawsuit alleges students and hosts' First Amendment rights were violated by the university after an agreement transferred the programming of the radio station to Ideastream Public Media in October 2025.

The district says it's speeding up consolidation plans and cutting staff in response to state and federal government funding cuts.

The public history campaign and an exhibit at the Cleveland Public Library's main branch Downtown looks at the past, present and future of Cleveland schools.

The academy in Hudson was founded in 1826 as a preparatory school and college. It has gone through a lot of changes over its 200 year history.

The multimillion dollar deal to lease its campus student housing to private operators will allow it to pay down debt. The school will also restructure its housing department, which will mean some employees' positions eliminated, although they will be able to reapply.