Che “Rhymefest” Smith said each of us has a gift we can share with the world, “a gift that also heals ourselves, heals seven generations back and seven generations into the future.” We just need to realize it.
As former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris sprint to the November finish line, one sprawling policy area has largely fallen out of the spotlight — education.
The University of Cincinnati Clermont College welcomed its second-highest number of students ever this fall, with enrollment rising more than 17 percent over 2023.
In honor of Ohio’s vital role in the manufacturing sector and the future of high-tech industries, Southern State is proud to recognize Manufacturing Month this October.
University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Community College announced a 10-percent increase in enrollment this fall, bringing the total student body to 2,381. This marks the third consecutive year of growth for the institution.
East Clinton Middle School and High School will host the Smithsonian’s “Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World” exhibition for four days, running Oct. 14-17.
The Highland County Retired Teachers’ Association (HCRTA) will sponsor a pre-retirement information workshop for all active teachers and administrators who are planning to retire in the next few years.
When Dr. Carson Castleman took the reins at Mount Vernon University on Oct. 2, 2023, the journey ahead was daunting yet full of potential. Since his election to the presidency on Aug. 11, 2023, he has spearheaded numerous strategic in
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost last week filed an emergency motion in the Ohio Supreme Court, urging the court to grant immediate relief relating to the ongoing transportation crisis affecting charter and private school students in Columbus.
Southern State, in partnership with EF Study Abroad, is offering current students as well as community members the opportunity to study abroad in Italy and Greece May 18-27, 2025. Reservations are currently being accepted until Feb. 1, 2025.
The U.S. Department of Education (Department) Tuesday announced $65.4 million in 12 new Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) awards and $1.7 million for two new awards under the Fostering Diverse Schools Demonstration Grant Program (FDS).
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) Director Stephen D. Dackin Monday announced more than $1.5 million in grant funding has been allocated to schools in several Ohio communities, including Springfield, as they work through challenges from a significant increase in Haitian migrants over the past several years.
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity to design a poster with the theme “May the Forest be with you Always.” The posters were created on paper grocery bags donated by Hillsboro Kroger.
Mount Vernon Nazarene University president Dr. Carson Castleman is pleased to announce the hiring of Trey Schruff for the position of Executive Director of Enrollment Systems and Operations.
