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Members of Cincinnati's school board said what happens at the state level would not affect how gay and transgender students are treated in the district's schools.

As the CPS emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, Wright says the district needs to go back to the basics to build an environment that can keep students in the classroom and eventually take them to the next academic level or into a career.

CPS Superintendent Iranette Wright made Aiken High School in College Hill her first stop on the first day of school Thursday.

Teachers are describing a "toxic culture" where they're threatened with discipline and termination for not administering the tests.

Cincinnati Public Schools will transition to a blended learning model starting Oct. 5.Under a 1-2-2 model, all students will take part in distance…

The COVID-19 pandemic has cost Cincinnati Public Schools $35 million to date according to CPS’s CFO and treasurer.Jennifer Wagner said one of the biggest…

Updated Tuesday, 12:36 p.m.Cincinnati Public Schools wants harsher penalties for people speeding in school zones.The school board passed a resolution…

A 1999 tax abatement agreement between the City of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools is set to expire. Now the city and CPS are at odds over…

South Avondale School will be closed Thursday. A spokeswoman for Cincinnati Public Schools says a large raccoon was running around the inside of the…

Cincinnati Public Schools will be taking a good long look at the deal that has helped economic development in Cincinnati, but some say has also…