For the second time, Columbus’s COSI will display the original artwork of a Greenfield Elementary student in an upcoming exhibit.

As part of his continued work to promote career opportunities for Ohio students, Governor Mike DeWine took part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the new Engineering and Advanced Technologies Center at Theodore Roosevelt High School.

The University of Toledo is suspending nine undergraduate programs in response to a controversial new higher education law that is set to take effect this summer.

The Fairfield FFA greenhouse sale began April 14 and will continue while supplies last. 

The U.S. Department of Education said that it will resume collections May 5 for defaulted federal student loans.

With prom and graduation season underway at high schools across the state, the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Liquor Control and the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Ohio Investigative Unit remind liquor permit holders, families, schools and communities to work together to ensure these milestone events stay safe and enjoyable.

A Republican Ohio Senator wants higher education appropriations to be tied to compliance to Senate Bill 1, the new higher education law banning diversity efforts and regulating classroom discussion that will take effect this summer.

Flanked by Board of Trustees Chair Daniel Buckley (left) and Vice Chair J. Brent Bill, Dr, Coreen Cockerill of Leesburg is pictured accepting applause and a standing ovation following her investiture as the 20th president of Wilmington College.

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association recently awarded more than $53,000 in scholarships to 36 students across Ohio through the OABA Educational Trust, the George Greenleaf Agri-Industry Endowment and the OABA Endowed Scholarship Fund. The OABA Educational Trust scholarship program annually awards scholarship dollars to students enrolled in an agriculture-related field attending The Ohio State University and Ohio State’s Agricultural Technical Institute, Clark State College and Wilmington College.

Advocates for Ohio public education have been fighting for the so-called Fair School Funding Plan to be continued in the next state budget. But Ohio House Republicans have nixed it in their version of the state budget passed last week.

McClain students have gone out into the village to serve their community on a day in May since 2015, and each year the town shines brighter for their efforts. It’s called MHS Day, and this year’s event is set for May 9.

As we enter this exciting time of year, the Hillsboro FFA hallway is once again covered with posters showcasing the candidates running for a position on the 2025-26 Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA Officer Team. Each candidate undergoes a comprehensive four-step process consisting of an Application, Interview, Vote and FFA Knowledge Test.

A provision in the version of the two-year state budget passed by Ohio House Republicans would eliminate elected members from the State Board of Education. This comes after the last budget stripped the board of most of its power.

Two Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA chapter officers attended the annual Telethon event supporting the Highland County area.

A measure moving through the Ohio Senate would direct public schools to display historical documents like the Declaration of Independence or the Bill of Rights. It also includes the Ten Commandments, a religious document. The measure is one example in a wave of state legislation attempting to roll back a bright line separating religious displays from public school classrooms.