Colleges go back to drawing board — again — to fight COVID
From NPR The Associated Press December 15, 2021 Facing rising infections and a new COVID-19 variant, colleges across the U.S. have once again been thwarted...
Edison State Experiences a Good Day for Flying During Aviation Event
Edison State Community College and Mad River Air enjoyed a great day of flying at their aviation event on October 22. A dozen participants took...
Colleges’ commitment to civic engagement can’t be episodic
Amid calls to increase resources for civic learning, the director of the American Democracy Project suggests ways institutions can make efforts stick. From Higher Ed...
Colleges are giving staff pandemic bonuses, a cheaper alternative to raises
From Higher Ed Dive By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf Dec. 15, 2021 Dive Brief: Several colleges in recent months have provided bonuses to their employees as a...
Students Are Suffering From Low Academic Self-Esteem. Democratizing the Classroom Can Save Them.
From EdSurge By Nikki Glenn Dec 13, 2021 I will never forget sitting down with Elijah when school began last year. As a 5th-grader, he...
What role should parents play in school gun violence prevention?
As the Oxford High School shooting resurfaces familiar questions, experts suggest collaboration, training and legislation. From K-12 Dive By Naaz Modan Dec. 13, 2021 The...
How the Pandemic May Help More Students See Themselves as Scientists
From EdSurge By Ed Madison , Matthew Kim and Rachel Guldin Dec 7, 2021 “Ooo, it didn’t explode,” shouted Megan as her undergraduate student mentor...
‘It’s so hard and so challenging’: An oral history of year three of pandemic schooling
Teachers, parents and administrators from across the country told us what it’s like to be in school this year and how completely not normal it’s...
Helping students develop voice equips them with lifelong self-advocacy skills
From K-12 Dive By Lauren Barack Dec. 8, 2021 Dive Brief: Improving young students’ talking skills in the classroom can help them work through emotional...
How Disney’s magic can inspire students in STEAM
From the physics behind a roller coaster to the engineering in a light projection show, Disney parks offer a variety of STEAM lessons on- and...
The Humanities May Be Declining at Universities — But They’re Thriving on Zoom
From EdSurge By Rebecca Koenig Dec 9, 2021 The stranger keeps his secrets close. When he arrives at the Phaeacian court, he finds hosts that...
Districts embrace test-to-stay policies as CDC explores effectiveness
From K-12 Dive By Anna Merod Dec. 10, 2021 Dive Brief: Schools are increasingly implementing test-to-stay policies as a COVID-19 mitigation strategy, said Leah Perkinson,...
Arcanum MVCTC FFA Wins State Contest
Members from Arcanum MVCTC FFA competed in the State Finals for the Ohio FFA Ag Technology and Mechanical Systems Contest and won. The members earned...
Supreme Court to decide on public assistance for religious school tuition
Carson v. Maine focuses on a small and unique tuition assistance program, but a ruling could either greatly expand or limit voucher-type programs nationally. From...
NASSP survey suggests looming ‘mass exodus’ of principals
From K-12 Dive By Kara Arundel and Roger Riddell Dec. 9, 2021 Dive Brief: A survey conducted by the National Association of Secondary School Principals...