State Education News
- Fewer Ohio students getting free lunches (Columbus Dispatch)
- Funding data for Kasich school plan not ready yet (Columbus Dispatch)
- State education official fired after child porn found on computer (Columbus Dispatch)
- Be on your best behavior, schools chiefs told (Columbus Dispatch)
For the first time in six years, the number of Ohio students qualifying for free or reduced- price lunches has dropped. Still, a celebration seems premature…Read more...
Ohioans still can’t see how their tax dollars will be divided among local school districts under Gov. John Kasich’s school-funding plan…Read more...
The Ohio Department of Education said it fired its chief operating officer after learning he was under investigation for possessing child pornography and then finding such images on his work computer…Read more...
More than 500 school leaders heard Gov. John Kasich reveal his new school budget and reform plan at a meeting in the Polaris Hilton Hotel last week…Read more...
Local Education News
- School model catches on in New York (Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Berea High School students demonstrate the dangers of distractions when driving (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
- Figure in Columbus schools data-rigging to resign (Columbus Dispatch)
- TRECA part of shared service, resource center (Marion Star)
- College rules the day at Oyler School (Marketplace)
- ABLE testing procedure changes upcoming (Portsmouth Daily Times)
About two years ago, a steady stream of out-of-town educators – school leaders, nonprofit agencies, education groups – started visiting Cincinnati…Read more...
Berea High classmates Caleb Samol and Justin Harris discovered their reflexes suffered while trying to hit a flashing target…Read more...
The man whose name was uttered again and again in connection with Columbus schools’ student-data scandal — Steve Tankovich — resigned yesterday…Read more...
The boards of directors of the Tri-Rivers Education Computer Association and Northwest Ohio Computer Association recently authorized creation of a collaborative shared service and resource center…Read more...
There’s a parade of cute coming down the hallway -- a gaggle of first graders, walking single file, each one wearing a construction paper crown with a Penn State…Read more...
Scioto County ABLE (Adult Basic Learning Exam), announced this week that the current version of the GED test will expire at the end of 2013…Read more...