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The appointment comes after a months-long search, which the district says included input from students, staff, family, and community members across the city.
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Check our database for degrees from Indiana's public colleges and universities that eliminated or suspended due to not meeting the low-enrollment threshold.
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An alternative to the SAT and ACT college entrance exams that's been favored by conservatives could be coming as an option in Ohio.
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A teacher at Little Miami High School has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging the district violated their First Amendment rights by forcing the removal of an LGBTQ flag that reads, "Hate Has No Home Here."
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From Fairfield to Xenia, many school systems across Ohio are reconsidering how they'll generate local revenue to keep afloat.
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Though schools in Southwest Ohio, including UC and Miami University, have complied with the new bill, some are questioning whether universities are actually following the law.
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Ohio students earn a special America 250-Ohio version of "Citizenship Seal" by demonstrating knowledge of American history and government through various methods.
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During a board meeting last week, President David Wallace told the community the Board was beginning the process of reviewing candidates for the seat. Still, some questioned whether board members can be trusted to hand-select their newest member.
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The lawsuit, filed in the Ohio Supreme Court, alleges the board and the district's treasurer violated their duties by not publicly sharing details of the district's internal response plan intended for if immigration enforcement officers show up on school grounds.
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Ohio's legislature first authorized the creation of night schools in the 19th century, and it was Ohio lawmakers who would take them away, too.