State Education News
- Columbus school-levy bill advances in legislature (Columbus Dispatch)
- Gender split proves positive in Hamilton schools (Hamilton Journal-News)
- Lorain Superintendent Tucker outlines comprehensive academic recovery plan (Lorain Morning Journal)
- Greenon follows trend on all-day kindergarten (Springfield News-Sun)
- School Nurses Want Law To Help Them Save Students From Deadly Allergic Reactions (WBNS)
After hearing testimony from two Columbus school-board members and others, the Ohio House Education Committee voted 16-3 yesterday to send a bill to the full House that would require a school district property-tax issue…Read more...
The lunch period at any school can sometimes be a chaotic scene of boys and girls vying for each other’s attention…Read more...
On the same day Superintendent Tom Tucker outlined his comprehensive academic recovery plan for Lorain City Schools, its treasurer presented a gloomy financial forecast…Read more...
Kindergartners entering Greenon schools next year will get more time to learn as the district moves to all-day classes, following a state and national trend…Read more...
As the school year comes to an end, state lawmakers will be getting a bill backed by school nurses within the next few weeks. Nurses want to save the lives of students who have allergic reactions to food for the first time while at school…Read more...
Local Education News
- Columbus board mum on hiring provost (Columbus Dispatch)
- Hancock School board to rescind some layoffs (Steubenville Herald-Star)
- Struthers considers drug tests for athletes (Youngstown Vindicator)
The Columbus Board of Education met privately at noon yesterday to discuss hiring Ohio State University Vice President and Provost Joseph Alutto to become acting superintendent…Read more...
Three months after announcing teacher and other staff layoffs, the Hancock County Board of Education is poised to call some of those people back…Read more...
The Struthers City School District may begin drug testing its student athletes in grades seven through 12 as soon as the 2013-14 academic year…Read more...