Tiffin, Ohio — The Tiffin City Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for Friday, June 25. The meeting will be held at 12:30 p.m. Friday...
In a national survey on child well-being, Ohio was middle of the pack when it came to growth indicators. The data, collected through the Annie E....
Tiffin, Ohio — A member of the Tiffin City Board of Education is speaking out ahead of Tuesday’s board meeting, releasing a statement in regards to the...
Tiffin, Ohio — The Tiffin City Board of Education is set to hold its first regular board meeting Tuesday following the arrest of newly-hired district superintendent Van...
Tiffin, Ohio — The newly-hired superintendent of Tiffin City Schools was arrested and charged this week after allegedly getting into a physical altercation with his wife and...
This time next year, Ohioans could be placing sports bets on Cincinnati Reds games or choosing an underdog to win it all at the Memorial golf...
Two bills seeking to ban “divisive” language about the role of racism in American history entered a House committee on Tuesday, along with plenty of debate...
The Ohio Department of Education has submitted their plans for federal education funding, which shows a drop in enrollment throughout the state and stakeholder demands for...
Teachers from Tennessee to Iowa to Ohio are swept up in a wave of outrage led by GOP politicians nationwide over how schools teach kids about...
Despite two different pieces of legislation seeking to ban the practice and a nationwide movement against teaching race’s impact on history and society, the state says...
Three Ohio school districts currently under state academic control might have a way out under a newly amended bill. A senate bill that sought to pave...
The Ohio legislature approved COVID-19 pandemic-related measures to bring more federal monies to K-12 schools, and the House will review another bill to reduce testing requirements...
A second bill seeking to ban critical race theory in Ohio schools entered the Ohio legislature on Tuesday. State Rep. Don Jones, R-Freeport, brought the bill...
More than two dozen Republican attorneys general including Ohio’s Dave Yost are voicing their disapproval over the Department of Education’s proposed priorities for teaching K-12 students about American history...
Two state legislators, including the chair of the Senate Primary & Secondary Education Committee, say a newly proposed funding formula is still alive in Ohio’s biennial...
