Education

Ohio State University won't say whether President Kristina Johnson was asked to resign, but is refuting reports that the announcement of her early resignation comes after an investigation.

Kristina Johnson will leave about two-and-a-half years after becoming Ohio State's president.

Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill that would take power away from school board members while other provisions would change the makeup of the board.

A once in a lifetime opportunity is how the Chair of Wright State University's Intel Initiative describes the grants given to the school to train people to work at the $20 billion plant in Central Ohio. We spoke with Wright State professor and Intel Initiative Chair Subhashini Ganapathy about what the grants will be used for.

The changes starting after winter break mean nearly every student will have a new route, and likely a new driver and new pick-up and drop-off points.

The Ohio State Board of Education could vote on a resolution on Tuesday that would push back on a Biden administration anti-discrimination policy.

The board is set to consider three proposals Monday morning that oppose anti-discrimination policy recently adopted by the Biden administration.

Over the weekend, Dayton welcomed 18 students and three teachers from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A handful of education research groups are calling on lawmakers to oppose a bill that would end the state mandate to retain a student to third grade if they don’t pass their reading test.

It’s National School Bus Safety Week, and the Ohio State Highway Patrol has increased enforcement efforts. Troopers have spent the week following school buses and sitting in school zones in local places like Montgomery and Greene Counties.

Testimony on the resolution that opposes a change made in federal policy in Title IX programs went on for more than four hours but in the end, the Ohio State Board of Education voted to send the proposal to its executive committee for further consideration.

State leaders, educators, and researchers joined the Ohio Education Association Monday to voice their opposition to a law that mandates a student be retained if they do not pass a third-grade reading test.