Fifty-six outstanding students from Ohio’s 23 community colleges have been honored as members of the 2024 All-Ohio Academic Team. The event, which recognizes students from around the state for their excellence in academics, leadership and community service, is part of celebrations of Community College Month in Ohio.
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson decried antisemitism and raised the possibility of calling in the National Guard to disperse student protesters during a trip to Columbia University in New York City on Wednesday.
Ohio University Chillicothe’s graduating education majors recently participated in mock interviews with local educators and administrators to help hone their interview skills and prepare them for the job hunt, while learning what their local school districts are searching for in new teacher candidates.
Twelve race-based scholarships totaling $46,000 weren’t given out at Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism’s awards banquet this week, said Journalism School Director Eddith Dashiell.
No basketballs will be bouncing, volleyballs set for spikes or wrestlers scoring points on takedowns and escapes, yet Fred Raizk Arena in Hermann Court will be buzzing with activity on May 2, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., as Wilmington College stages its 13th annual Student and Faculty Research Forum.
Parents and LGBTQ advocates spoke out this week at the Ohio Statehouse against a bill that would force educators to out a student’s sexuality to their parents and notify parents on “sexuality” content.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Stephen D. Dackin, director of the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, Thursday announced the recipients of $3 million in grants to create programs for teachers who need to complete additional qualifications to teach college courses under the College Credit Plus program.
On April 24, Southern State’s Department of Health Sciences hosted a Career Connections Job Fair and RN-BSN College Fair. Over 50 current and prospective students attended, as well as 10 employers and five colleges with whom Southern State partners for seamless transfer opportunities.
It has become incredibly cheap to automate constant digital attacks against any individual, Fortune 500 corporation or government system. As a result, we now live in a world where we can assume that everyone is constantly at risk of attack from advanced cyber threats. This new paradigm has led to a boom in cybersecurity careers.
On Monday, April 15, the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) recognized Ohio’s top students from across the state — including Scarlett Studebaker of Hillsboro — during the 35th Annual Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Awards Program, held at the Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center in Lewis Center, following the OESCA’s annual spring meeting.
The Area 5 Soil and Water Conservation Districts held their Annual Envirothon April 23 at Camp Oyo in West Portsmouth. The competition is designed to stimulate, reinforce and enhance interest in the environment and natural resources among high school students.
The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center Governing Board hereby gives notice that it will hold a public meeting pursuant to the provisions of R.C. 3307.353 to consider the re-employment of Linda Mead, as a superannuate to the same position from which she previously retired.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced that four school districts in Alaska, Iowa, Maine and Ohio received awards for their trailblazing and innovative efforts to improve the nutritional quality of meals for their students.
A Brown County teacher and Hillsboro High School graduate is currently among the top 10 vote-getters in Reader’s Digest’s America’s Favorite Teacher contest, with votes being accepted online until Thursday evening.
On April 13, art students from all the Frontier Athletic Conference (FAC) schools — which include McClain, Hillsboro, Washington, Chillicothe, Jackson and Miami Trace – came together for a collective art show held at Hillsboro High School.