Clark State College
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Clark State College
The community college is entering a cooperative with the US Department of Agriculture for a $9 million, four-year program to create a national agriculture center.
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The International Peace Museum in Dayton is hosting a premier showing of the Peace Post art exhibit. The exhibit will remain at the museum through Nov. 2. -
Te'Lario Watkins, age 16, started his nonprofit in 2020 and now works with seven area farmers. -
The district has offered its Summer Food Service Program for years, handing out cold meals to children. This year, Dayton Public Schools added hot lunch several days each week. -
Cheryl Brown Henderson talks about the legacy of the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision. Brown is the daughter of the lead plaintiff, Oliver L. Brown -
The CloverBud program allows children under the age of nine to participate in fair events and learn about being in a 4-H program. -
An author and literacy advocate is coordinating the When I See Me BIPOC Children's Book Fair at the Dayton Metro Library, encouraging youth to jump into new adventures. -
Central State University is rolling out a new initiative called Six Pillars of Access. Goals include better student retention and graduation rates. -
An Ohio elementary school teacher received a seed that orbited the moon on a spacecraft. It's now a five-foot-tall "moon tree" growing near a football field. -
About 30 Dayton area teens are enrolled in an automotive summer camp at Sinclair Community College, learning from staff in their automotive labs. -
Two Dayton-area nonprofits, Brunner Literacy Center and ABLE Law, want parents to know how to navigate public school issues and advocate for their child's rights.
