Ohio
Education
A Columbus Teacher-Residency Program Trains Educators on the Job
Aspiring teachers spend a year in classrooms alongside mentors before taking the lead, a model borrowed from medicine.
Ohio Schools Add Counselors as Student Needs Mount
Districts are expanding mental-health staffing, but a shortage of qualified professionals complicates the effort.
A Dayton University Deepens Its Ties to Regional Research
New partnerships channel student and faculty work toward problems posed by local industry and institutions.
Columbus Cafeterias Return to Cooking From Scratch
A push to replace processed heat-and-serve meals with scratch cooking is reshaping school kitchens.
Ohio's Rural Schools Still Fight the Homework Gap
Years after remote learning exposed connectivity gaps, some rural districts are still improvising to get students online.
A Columbus Push Targets the Years Before Kindergarten
Early-literacy programs focus on the developmental window that shapes how children learn to read.
Cleveland Schools Fight to Keep the Arts in the Budget
Amid perennial funding pressure, advocates make the case that music and visual arts are core, not extra.
A Housing Crunch Reshapes Student Life in Columbus
Rising rents near campus are pushing students farther out and changing how universities plan.