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An update from the Ohio Auditor of State shows Springboro Schools was performing much better financially than what the state had previously reported. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/SPRINGBORO SCHOOLS
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Update to auditor’s report shows Springboro Schools in good position
Students earn National Merit recognition for posting the highest scores on the Preliminary SAT exam.
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40 local high school students have been named National Merit Semifinalists
Dennis Elementary School in Springboro. STAFF FILE
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Springboro asks for $115 million to fix schools, build new elementary school
Karaun Ward points to an area on the screen while Jordan Freeman plays NBA 2K on a Playstation 5 in the game room at Westwood Elementary School on Thursday, Sept. 4 in Dayton. Ward and Freeman are both sixth graders and among students who played in the room in its first week after being unveiled. Principal SeMone Epps said the game room, which also has chess boards and other games and will soon have Legos, helps students engage. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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Westwood elementary adds game room to school
Upper school students visit the Reddy Student Union deli station. Photo Courtesy of The Miami Valley School.
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Miami Valley School opens new cafeteria, plans to continue renovations
Tom Raga, president of AES Ohio, is the newest member of Sinclair Community College's board of trustees. Courtesy of Sinclair Community College.
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Sinclair welcomes AES Ohio president as new trustee
This file photo shows the warning sign you see entering Stebbins High School. Mad River School district staff members volunteered to be a armed and trained response team and were approved by the district administrators as well as law enforcement. FILE
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Ohio schools who allow staff to carry guns increasing but still low
Wright State University students work in the university's engineering lab. Courtesy of Wright State University.
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Sinclair, Wright State partner on pathway to new engineering bachelor’s degree
Parents who want to ensure their children get the nutrition they need to do well in school can consider the following school lunch ideas. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION
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Nutritious school lunch ideas for kids
Sinclair Community College instructor Liban Knight teaches an Information Technology class Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2024. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
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Sinclair Community College continues mission of workforce development programs
In addition to comprehensive career exploration programming in middle schools, the district is offering high school students new Advanced Placement courses, College Credit Plus options, work-based learning opportunities, CTE programs and career pathways. CONTRIBUTED
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Dayton Public Schools expands college and career pathways with new programs
The strategic plan for Lakota Local Schools focuses on expanding educational opportunities, supporting innovative teaching practices and creating safe, learning environments for students. LAKOTA SCHOOLS/CONTRIBUTED
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Lakota Schools: Building our future one piece at a time
Cincinnati State Middletown Campus partners with Miami University Middletown to provide easy transfer pathways for students in Butler, Warren, Preble, Montgomery, and Northern Hamilton counties. CINCINNATI STATE/ CONTRIBUTED
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Budget-friendly tips for a variety of college students
Rather than becoming too fixated on how technology can be used to cheat, however, educators in Ohio have developed plans for incorporating the technology in a positive way into the classroom. ISTOCK
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Ohio educators encouraged to use AI in classrooms in a positive way
Numerous AI courses to be provided locally starting this year can be expected to align well for transfer to or from other Ohio tertiary schools and many others with new AI programs nationwide. ISTOCK
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How some colleges are updating curricula for the AI economy
Parents who want to ensure their children get the nutrition they need to do well in school can consider the following school lunch ideas. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION
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Nutritious school lunch ideas for kids
In this file photo, students and community members come together for the My Voice. My City. My Future. Student Vision Kickoff, which included Learn to Earn CEO Stacy Schweikhart. FILE
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New dataset available on poverty trends within Montgomery County
FILE - More schools in Ohio are banning cell phones during instructional time or require students to keep phones entirely away. (Whitney Curtis/The New York Times)
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Phone bans lauded by teachers and doctors, but kids feel mixed
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Dunbar parents say they are finding alternative ways to get kids to school this year
Passengers enter a Greater Dayton RTA bus at Wright Stop Plaza Transit Center on Friday, June 27. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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DPS students able to get free bus passes in September
Six in 10 teachers have used an AI tool for their work this school year, with heavier use among high school (66 percent) and early-career teachers (69 percent). ISTOCK
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AI tools for teachers present unique challenges, benefits
Middletown Board of Education voted Monday to choose Verlena Stewart to fill the vacancy created last month by the early resignation of member Cathie Mulligan. It’s the second board appointment stint for Stewart was first appointed to the board in 2022 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of then-member Michelle Novak. (Photo By Nick Graham/Journal-News)
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After school programs pivot from federal funding after summer pause
Classrooms in the 1990s were beginning to move to wipe-erase boards versus chalkboards, and now have smartboards and digital screens. ISTOCK
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30 years later in classrooms: From wooden desks to collaboration pods, and other...
A child walks onto a Dayton Public Schools bus on Dearborn Avenue on Tuesday, Aug. 12. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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DPS board of ed approves plan for student to use the RTA wearing student badges
Passengers enter a Greater Dayton RTA bus at Wright Stop Plaza Transit Center on Friday, June 27. Dayton Public Schools has started giving RTA bus passes to students after a court in Franklin County issued a temporary restraining order on a state law preventing DPS students from transferring at the RTA hub with school-purchased passes. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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Dayton able to give RTA bus passes to students after Franklin County court issues ruling
Two buses used to transport Dayton Early College Academy students sit in a lot outside of DECA High School Friday, Aug. 15. Eileen McClory/STAFF
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DECA says it’s buying RTA passes for its students this year
Cars line up outside of Belmont High School in East Dayton to pick up students after school on Friday, Aug. 15. Eileen McClory / Staff
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How parents, community are adapting to no busing for Dayton Public high school students
Hiwot Abraha, treasurer of Dayton Public Schools, 2016-17
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DPS treasurer announces plans to do retire-rehire process
Sen. Jon Husted talks after stitching a mannequin's chest during a visit to Sinclair Community College on Wednesday, Aug. 13 at Ned J. Sifferlen Health Sciences Center. Husted promoted a recent change allowing Pell Grants to be used for workforce credentials. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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Expanded Pell Grants can help people get back Medicaid, senator says
A child walks onto a Dayton Public Schools bus on Dearborn Avenue on Tuesday, Aug. 12. It was the first day of school for many Dayton Public Schools students. The school district has filed a lawsuit against the state of Ohio to stop enforcement of a provision in the recent budget to block students from using school-purchased RTA passes to change buses in downtown bus hub. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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Dayton Public sues Ohio, says busing changes are unconstitutional
Students enter Centerville Primary Village South, on the first day of school Wednesday August 17, 2022. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
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Backpacks ready? Here’s when school starts across the region
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