Two area students are among four middle schoolers from Ohio who will represent the state in a national competition in math skills in May.

Some kids and faculty members at a Toledo area high school have had a taste of what life is like for a student who uses a wheelchair.

Johnstown High School is closed on Friday, February 5th, 2010, due to a water problem.

Law schools in Ohio turn out attorneys who can argue for inclusion, but the schools themselves would like to be better role models.

Personnel records show verbal reprimands were given to a southwest Ohio teacher and teacher’s aide now accused in
a lawsuit of humiliating an 11-year-old by tying his long hair into ponytails.

Authorities hope someone can recognized surveillance video which captured the image of a man who police said may have broken into a local elementary school in December.

Despite deep cuts in state funding, public university systems around the country are launching campaigns to boost graduation rates, especially among low-income and minority students who trail their classmates in earning degrees.

More than half of Ohio school districts decided against seeking federal stimulus dollars, worried about government mandates and the future of such funding.

A judge has sentenced a former Ohio school superintendent to eight years in prison for stealing $300,000 from his district.

On Monday, January 25th, Elementary school students who attend Columbus City Schools will begin to get H1N1 vaccinations if they have returned parental consent forms.

Seven high-school students are charged and a school-resource officer uses Mace after a fight breaks out during an unplanned school evacuation.

Cincinnati school officials say $9 million the district paid to a white-owned construction company was mistakenly counted as a minority contract.

Bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc. is launching a textbook-rental program for college students, making it the newest entrant in a growing field.

Parents in the Columbus City School District will soon receive letters notifying them if their child’s school assignment has changed as part of the district’s planned school closures.

Ohio high school students entering their freshman year this fall will face tougher math requirements.