Education

There are some plans already in the works for remedial learning.

With COVID concerns on educators' minds, DPS starts their blended learning model today, January 13, 2022.

The Northwest Dayton Partnership is teaming up with Learn to Earn Dayton to launch a $1.5 million fund for community groups advancing racial and educational equity.

Ohio is among the states mentioned in a letter asking for federal help to protect school board members, teachers and students against possible violence.

It’s not easy keeping K-12 students and staff safe from COVID-19 as the delta variant storms through communities. It’s especially challenging at a high school where the arts is the focus, and singing, acting and playing instruments are part of the curriculum.

The Dayton Metro Library is offering students a practice run on their college entrance exams over the next few weeks.

Local school board members are on the frontline of what is a health crisis at its core. Some school board members and superintendents across the state speak of a tough spot they’re put in. Some convey a message of confidence that things will be under control soon but others question why public health officials are not making these decisions in the middle of a resurging global pandemic.

With the Delta variant spreading across the United States, Dayton Public Schools has decided to require masks indoors for students, visitors and staff.

Last month, the WSU-AAUP says sixteen faculty at Wright State were informed that their positions would be eliminated.

A school district in Champaign County received a federal grant for its food education program. The district already has one working garden, and now it’s hoping to expand and make more local connections.

Brendan Shea of Madison County represents Clark, Greene and other local counties on the State Board of Education. He homeschools his five children and says systemic racism no longer exists.

Universities in Ohio are preparing for a new law that cracks down on hazing by student organizations, such as fraternities and sororities, by making specific violations a felony.