Before the Buckeyes and Wolverines go to battle on the field, former players from both sides are putting their differences aside and coming together for more than just football this Thursday.

A person who symbolized problems with Ohio education funding will help monitor the state’s new system for paying for schools.

Some states are doing better than others of schools identifying students who are eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches.

A local health department released new plans that mean more students will have access to the H1N1 vaccine.

American students are falling far behind their international counterparts in learning second languages, creating economic disadvantages for U.S. businesses and raising national security concerns.

Parishioners will no longer offer handshakes as a sign of peace at a Roman Catholic Church in Cincinnati because of concerns about swine flu. 

Ohio school districts are working to balance the rights of juvenile sex offenders to get a public education with the safety of other students and staff. 

A proposed law that strips Ohio school districts of the authority to decide whether students should say the Pledge of Allegiance is unconstitutional, a civil liberties group said Friday.

Officials at Bowling Green State University will consider a plan to make up to 500 employees take unpaid furloughs to help the school balance its budget. 

Dayton public school officials say the district will receive $7.1 million from the state in a settlement over disputed enrollment figures.

Do liquor stores and other places that hold liquor license need required separation from children?

Local districts put plans in place to monitor, track and take proactive measures to avoid the spread of any disease.

A Republican state lawmaker said Wednesday that proposed House changes to Governor Ted Strickland’s school-funding plan could be an indication of how the state would handle federal stimulus money. 

The federal government announces $44 billion in stimulus money is now available for states and schools. 

A rough week of arsons, bomb threats and lockdowns put students and parents in the Pickerington Local School District on edge.