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Eased regulations in Ohio have led to jump in number of students being homeschooled
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (143+ words) WVXU - On Air Now Playing Radio Artifact WVXU HD2 - On Air Now Playing Jazz on WGUC HD2 - On Air Now Playing Inhailer Radio on WGUC HD3 Eased regulations in Ohio have led to jump in number of students being homeschooled Homeschooling has increased…...
Four takeaways on how Cleveland schools' consolidation plan is faring
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1109+ words) The new school year is underway at Cleveland Metropolitan School District, its first since implementation of a consolidation plan that means 29 fewer schools, with students and staff shuffled across the district. The first week of class, which kicked off Aug....
Area universities report larger freshman classes this fall
3+ week, 2+ day ago (385+ words) It's move-in week for thousands of first-year students at the area's largest universities. The University of Cincinnati is reporting its largest class of incoming freshmen in the school's history this fall, with more than 9,000 new students enrolling for their first…...
Columbus schools could see more staff cuts, closures and a potential levy to address deficit
3+ week, 3+ day ago (563+ words) Columbus City Schools is yet again slated to deficit spend to the tune of more than $50 million unless it finds a new revenue source or makes more staff cuts and closes more schools. Despite the dire financial picture, district officials…...