Staffed Up: How a Baltimore certification program fuels the teacher pipeline
By Anna Merod | K-12DIVE | Seven years ago, Ashley Lawrence Brooks, then a public health worker, noticed inequities and health disparities among older adults...
2022 Ohio School Report Cards
COLUMBUS, OHIO – Yesterday the Ohio Department of Education released the 2022 Ohio School Report Cards. Spreadsheets with performance information for districts, schools, community schools, Career...
Only 67% of 3rd graders performed at grade level in reading this spring
In a separate report, Curriculum Associates identified 301 schools nationwide where students are exceeding learning expectations and identified how school leaders there are nudging their...
Curriculum a crucial component of school mental health strategies
By Lauren Barack - K12 DIVE The COVID-19 pandemic deepened the need for student mental health support in K-12. Parents too have seen the impact on...
Supreme Court of Ohio Field Trip Transportation Grants
The Supreme Court of Ohio is providing school transportation grants to help defray the cost of a visit to the Supreme Court and its Visitor...
United States Senate Youth Program Application Deadline October 17
The United States Senate Youth Program is a unique educational experience for outstanding high school seniors interested in pursuing careers in public service. Two student leaders from...
CTE can help alternative schools ensure post-graduation pathways
By Lauren Barack Post-high school pathways for students — whether they attend an alternative school or not — can vary. While that may mean college, these...
Reaching All Students Through Language and Literacy Grant Program
The Ohio Department of Education announced the Reaching All Students Through Language and Literacy grants. The focus of the grant program is to provide training...
$2 Million Additional Support for College Students with Disabilities
Ohio is investing an additional $2.1 million to assist Ohio college students with disabilities. Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) will provide all eligible college...
Individualized math program shows promise for pandemic learning recovery
By Kara Arundel - K-12DIVE Students in grades 3-8 who used a personalized math tool developed by NWEA and Khan Academy to supplement in-class learning...
Support for universal pre-K jumps as public opinion of schools drops
By Kara Arundel | K-12 DIVE Just over half of Education Next survey respondents give their local schools an A or B, compared to 60%...
Ohio Department of Education Announces Newly Designated STEM School Equivalent
COLUMBUS, OHIO–Ohio’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Committee recently designated Tree of Life Christian School (Polaris) in Lewis Center, Ohio as a STEM School...
Is hybrid learning the future of higher ed?
By Natalie Schwartz - Higher Ed Dive The CHLOE 7 Report, from research and consulting firm Eduventures and quality assurance organization Quality Matters, reveals how...
Groups seek more input on federal coordination for rural schools
By K-12 Dive staff Issues having a major impact on rural schools include transportation, teacher recruitment and retention, and Wi-Fi access. More federal coordination is needed...
College students average less than 22 credits in their first year, too few to graduate on time
By Rick Seltzer - Higher Ed DIVE Concern that many full-time college students aren’t completing enough credits to graduate within four years isn’t new —...