The massive tax and spending package U.S. House Republicans narrowly advanced last week could hinder accountability for for-profit colleges and weaken student-borrower protections, student advocates say.
The Southern Ohio Educational Service Center Governing Board Finance Committee will meet in special session on Tuesday, June 17 from 1-4 p.m. at the Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, 3321 Airborne Road, Wilmington.
Highland County’s Talented & Gifted (TAG) students recently experienced Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown Settlement, Berkeley Plantation and Monticello in Virginia on their annual TAG field trip.
As another school year ends, superintendents across the United States are staring down an autumn staffing crisis, with 1 in 8 teaching positions either vacant or filled by an underqualified educator.
Maddisen Mikkelsen, a sophomore from Hillsboro, Kami Whiteaker, a junior from Hillsboro, and Trey Pitzer, a sophomore from Lynchburg, were named to the dean's list.
Hope Squad is more than just a peer support program. It’s a movement of empathy and action, where students are trained to recognize signs of emotional distress and connect their classmates with help and hope.
Ohio private college presidents slammed proposed requirements for participating in the Governor’s Merit Scholarship that were added to the House’s version of the two-year operating budget during testimony in the Senate Higher Education Committee.
Thanks to the generosity of many Alumni and family members and to the vision of Ron Lykins and his late wife, Ruth, since 2003, 188 scholarships have been awarded at the Jefferson Alumni.
Lt. Governor Jim Tressel visited Lorain County Community College (LCCC) recently as part of his ongoing work to evaluate the workforce strengths and needs of regions across the state.
