The community college considered asking Franklin County voters this November to approve a 10-year, 1.9-mill levy that would generate $95 million annually.

Segregation is still pervasive in Ohio public schools, according to a recent analysis by university researchers and an education advocacy group.

The Dublin City Schools Board of Education accepted John Marschhausen's resignation at a special meeting Tuesday night and then appointed Deputy Superintendent Jennifer Schwanke as the district's new Superintendent.

The nonprofit advocacy group, Honesty for Ohio Education, is pushing for more transparency on vouchers and advocating for public school funding.

The study found school administrators are more likely to experience verbal and threatening aggression from parents than teachers or school mental health professionals.

A state working group has made a number of recommendations related to Ohio’s public school transportation infrastructure.

The Republican behind last year’s law that sought to crack down on what conservatives view as liberal bias at public universities in Ohio has introduced a bill to fulfill a requirement in that law.

People are calling this era of education “The Big Shrink.”

One was an uncontroversial plan addressing licenses for school psychologists moving to Ohio, but got opposition when a conservative-backed proposal called the Success Sequence was added.

Columbus City Schools will invalidate spring 2026 state test scores at Independence and Walnut Ridge high schools.

People are calling this era of education “The Big Shrink.”

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