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Stephanie Metzger-Lawrence/Ideastream Public MediaCuyahoga Community College's Democracy Fellows spread awareness about voting and elections to encourage their peers to vote. -
Conor Morris/Ideastream Public MediaSuperintendent Michael Robinson listed his accomplishments in his first year and responded to criticism about his strained relationship with the teachers union and one school board member, among other issues during his 2024 State of the Schools speech at the Akron Press Club.
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Pushback from Michael Robinson comes amid teacher concerns about a lack of staffing causing delays in caring for preschool children, including timely diaper changes. -
The lawsuit against Columbus schools for paying parents instead of transporting their kids is driven by a practice also long common to some big Northeast Ohio districts. -
The change comes after the district and city said they wanted to pause and listen to residents who had protested the project and at one point filed suit to block it. -
Kent State's enrollment is up this fall; how do Cleveland State, Youngstown State and Akron compare?The positive enrollment trend for the fall 2024 semester at Kent State University comes as higher education across Northeast Ohio grapples with budget issues resulting from years of declining enrollment. -
Colleges and universities across the country are seeing enrollment losses stabilize after years of steep drops, but, the does not yet appear to be the case of UA. -
The increase at Youngstown State for the fall 2024 semester is driven, in part but not entirely, by transfers from a nearby, soon-to-be-shuttered community college. -
The district’s overall score is three out of five stars. Overall, that means it meets state expectations, but students are still struggling to read and graduate on time. -
As colleges and universities consider cuts or closing altogether, the small private college in Pepper Pike is making a different choice to address enrollment challenges. -
The levy will cost the owner of a home valued at $100,000 an extra $300 per year. Officials said a vote for the levy will be a vote for the future of the school district. -
School districts across the region saw marked improvement this school year, including Cleveland, Canton and Akron.
