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Dozens of southwest Ohio districts met or exceeded the 3-star standard this year, and 10 local districts received the highest possible overall rating.
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The draft policy would allow CPS students to use AI tools for educational purposes only when permitted by teachers or school authorities. Students couldn't use them to plagiarize or cheat on assignments.
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Some of Withrow's music programs went remote in 2020, while others were paused altogether. When students returned to the building, getting them back into the arts wasn't as easy as the school's music teacher would have hoped.
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Less than two weeks after the start of the school year, principals at several schools in the Cincinnati Public School District say the administration's plan to reorganize a handful of schools and move some students to different buildings has gone well so far.
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The Cincinnati Educational Justice Coalition says it wants to engage with parents, caregivers, students, and educators by holding sessions in different neighborhoods convenient locations and times.
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Interim Superintendent Shauna Murphy used the first day of school to visit students and teachers at Bond Hill Academy and Woodward Career Technical High School. She also answered questions about the changes in the school system this year.
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The interim manager says the new position includes working with families where English is not the primary language, in addition to students and teachers.
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As part of a cost-saving measure, Cincinnati Public Schools is not offering yellow bus service for 7th-12 grade students. If your student is new to Metro, here are some tips they should know.
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Classes start next week for CPS, and the district has made some important staffing and policy changes.
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The formula for state aid calls for less if property values in a district go up.