A Louisiana teacher is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear his constitutional challenge to a state law that requires the Ten Commandments to be posted in K-12 and college classrooms.
Wilmington College recognized 21 members of its faculty and staff for service milestones, ranging from five to 40 years, during its annual Opening Year Meeting on Aug. 18.
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued New York, Connecticut and Vermont over laws that allow immigrants in the country without permanent legal status to pay in-state college tuition in the states where they live.
Wilmington College and Kettering Health have entered into an agreement that provides medical services for students at the campus Health & Wellness Center and gives students more direct access to Kettering’s newly expanded medical services in Wilmington.
On June 11, ICE agents trailed a car into the parking lot of Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore. For the family riding in that car, an everyday school drop off quickly devolved into chaos.
The Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA Chapter hosts a summer meeting every year. This year we are able to host it at our chapter presidents farm which is Starlite Dairy & Grain.
Connor Yochum exhibited at the Maine-Chi Jr nationals, he was second in class with his chi-angus heifer and was on the Champion fitting team in the Jr. Division.
President Corey Cockerill marveled at “The Remarkable Wilmington College” as it stands on the precipice of a new academic year. She addressed a gathering of faculty, staff and coaches at the Opening Year Meeting on Tuesday (Aug. 18), the annual kickoff to the Fall Semester for employees. Classes started Aug. 24.
Child advocates in Ohio and nationally have said proposed changes to the federal early childhood education program Head Start would be “devastating” and eliminate important health and safety standards for children.
Bright Local Schools, located in Mowrystown, celebrated the opening of their Wildcat Learning Center with a ribbon cutting from the Highland County Chamber of Commerce, along with family, friends, and members of the community on Aug. 17.
Jennifer Brooks, a history professor at Auburn University, had barely unpacked from a trip out of town earlier this month when the messages started blowing up her phone.
As students across Ohio pack their bags and prepare to return to classrooms and campuses for the 2026-27 academic year, the Ohio Department of Commerce and Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) are encouraging families to enter the new school year with three essential conversations: responsible alcohol use, informed cannabis decisions and smart financial habits.
The Trump administration appears poised to gut the central policies that shape Head Start, a popular and long-established early childhood education program that serves the country’s neediest children.
