Cincinnati Public Schools

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.

The upcoming spending plan is smaller; nearly $7 million less.

The Board of Education honored 100-year-old Sayde Dean for her contributions to the school district as a teacher and her impact on education as a whole.

Ohio spent more than $1 billion in the last fiscal year on its five school choice voucher programs. Close to half was spent on Ohio's EdChoice Expansion program alone, which has no income requirements.

The Camping and Education Foundation's Urban Wilderness Program aims to help students build a strong connection to the environment by teaching them how to make handmade canoes.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education and the City of Cincinnati honored the Taft High School Football team Monday evening for the program's historic season, which concluded earlier this month.

The space will open March 1, 2026, with 12 spots located outside Taft Elementary School in Mt. Auburn.

While some of the largest proposals failed, like Lakota Local Schools' $506 million ballot issue, other levy renewals, and even a few new bond issues that promised not to raise taxes, received support at the ballot box.

Voters also approved Issue 28, a 10-year renewal levy to fund operations and Cincinnati Preschool Promise, which provides tuition assistance to preschool students.