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Court rejects HUC-JIR’s bid to drop Ohio AG lawsuit

A Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas judge has denied Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought forth by the Ohio Attorney General that claims the college violated its founding documents and state law when it decided to close the Cincinnati-based rabbinical school at the end of the 2025-26 school year.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d
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Amanda Elementary Earns Leader in Me Lighthouse Certification

Amanda Elementary has earned Leader in Me Lighthouse Certification from FranklinCovey Education, a globally recognized standard of excellence in student leadership, school culture and academics. The certification recognizes successful implementation of Leader in Me and evidence of measurable results. It reflects a school where leadership extends beyond lessons into daily...

Middletown, OH · 4d
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51 Seconds: Hailey Hommel's Overtime Bomb Just Rocked the Ohio Soccer Tournament

trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The Ohio High School Athletic Association girls soccer tournament just got flipped on its head. After semifinal action on November 3, we’re down to the regional finals, and here’s […]

Mason, OH · 3d

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Judge Dismisses HUC Motion Against Lawsuit

In an Oct. 29 ruling, the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas denied Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought against the Cincinnati school by the Ohio attorney general’s office. Former AG Dave Yost brought the lawsuit over the closure of HUC’s Cincinnati...

Cincinnati, OH · 4d
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Local voters to decide on $300M bond issue seeking school renovations, expansions

BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - Voters in Butler County's largest school district will decide on a new bond issue to update its schools on Tuesday. Lakota Schools' master facilities plan would renovate and expand buildings for students in grades six through 12, including two of the region's largest high schools. The plan could also close some older buildings.

Butler County, OH · 4d

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Mural removal sparks debate at Xenia School Board meeting

XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) – People packed into the Xenia School Board meeting on Monday, Nov. 2, after a mural was removed from a classroom, sparking a debate. Many people spoke out, claiming that the removal was a violation of the First Amendment, while others supported the district’s decision. The mural was painted in 2022 by […]

Xenia, OH · 4d

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Olympic medalist Nate Carr brings message of perseverance to Greenville students

GREENVILLE — Olympic wrestling medalist Nate Carr encouraged Greenville City Schools students to work hard, persevere through challenges, and consider the purpose behind their goals during a visit arranged by local businessman and former wrestling coach Marty McCabe. Carr’s visit included school assemblies, wrestling demonstrations, and talks with members...

Greenville, OH · 5d

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Exclusive interview: For new National FFA president, leadership starts with belonging

Newly elected National FFA President Josie Jennings shares how finding belonging through agricultural education shaped her leadership journey. The post Exclusive interview: For new National FFA president, leadership starts with belonging appeared first on AGDAILY .

Clark County, OH · 5d

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Cincinnati’s students deserve a plan for success | Opinion

With the new school year underway, Ohio students have returned to their classrooms, settled into new routines, and begun setting goals for the year ahead. Teachers and families are helping them measure progress, overcome challenges, and understand that meaningful improvement rarely happens by accident. It requires clear goals, thoughtful planning, and a commitment to results. Ohio, and Cincinnati in particular, should approach the future of education with that same sense of purpose. Our shared goal must be to make Ohio the best place for every student to learn, prepare for a career, and build a successful life. Achieving that vision should be a priority for all of us. Ohio Excels has long been committed to this goal as are local organizations like the Cincinnati Business Committee, Cincinnati Regional Business Committee, and the Cincinnati Regional Chamber. Organizations like ours, which advocate for stronger education and workforce outcomes, recognize that the success of our students is directly tied to the future of our communities, our economy, and our state. And businesses have never expected schools to do this work alone. Across Ohio, employers open their doors to students through internships, co-ops, job shadowing, apprenticeships, and other work-based learning opportunities that expose young

Cincinnati, OH · 6d

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Education waiver lets Ohio consolidate $38M in federal funds through 2029

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Ohio school districts will have more flexibility in how they use certain federal education dollars after the U.S. Department of Education approved a waiver for the state, but Dayton Public Schools leaders say that change does not replace the need for local funding as voters consider a new property tax levy.

Ohio · 4d

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Lynchburg-Clay finishes as district runners-up

WELLSTON — It wasn’t the ending the No. 4 seeded Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs wanted to have, but all in all their outstanding season came to a close Saturday afternoon, falling to the No. 1 seeded Valley Lady Indians in three sets at Wellston High School in the Division VI SE District Finals.

Lynchburg, OH · 4d

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Central State University mourning the loss of student

Central State University is mourning the death of 22-year-old Latrese DeGraphenreed, announced today. Latrese was a senior at the university majoring in Exercise Science. She died on Aug. 14, 2026. Central State says that her death leaves behind a deep void. “Her passing left a deep void in the hearts of those who knew her,” […]

Wilberforce, OH · 8d

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Debate erupts after Xenia schools paints over Palestinian mural

XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) – Xenia City Schools has been engulfed in a debate after the removal of a mural, which has sparked fears among students about free speech and expression. Now, the Board of Education is planning to take legislative action, but students believe they’ve been left with more questions than answers. “They cannot force […]

Xenia, OH · 7d

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Milford football coach Tom Grippa announces his retirement from the position

Milford High School announced Friday afternoon that head football coach Tom Grippa is retiring after 10 seasons with the Eagles.

Milford, OH · 7d

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Arcanum sweeps MVCA for second straight district title

MONROE — Arcanum captured its second consecutive district volleyball championship Saturday, sweeping Miami Valley Christian Academy to earn a return trip to the regional tournament. The second-seeded Trojans defeated the third-seeded Lady Lions 25-19, 25-19, 25-20 in the Division V Southwest District final at Monroe High School. Arcanum advances...

Arcanum, OH · 5d

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A $2.5 million project will bring new kind of college classroom to Cincinnati's west side

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Mount St. Joseph University plans to move its Physician Assistant Program to Delhi Towne Square, investing about $2.5 million to build a new teaching facility in the township’s mixed-use development. The university will renovate about 7,000 square feet for classrooms, clinical examination rooms, simulation suites and...

Cincinnati, OH · 7d

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Al Would Have Liked It…Comfortable Versailles, Running Game, Smokes Portsmouth West

Versailles won the line of scrimmage, dominated on the ground, and used big plays to smile Portsmouth West in round of the Division VI tournament. Portsmouth, OH – — The Versailles Tigers left little doubt Friday night in Scioto County over whether they belonged in the 2026 OHSAA football tournament – whether the Harbin rankings got it right.

Versailles, OH · 7d

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Cincinnati high school football roundup. Who won week 11's top games?

Under beautiful skies and with perfect weather throughout Southwest Ohio, the first round of the Ohio High School Athletic Association football playoffs began with the 4- through 12-seeds taking the field. Four road teams won, pulling off the upset according to seed line, and there were plenty of exciting moments. Here's a recap of the first week of Cincinnati high school football postseason action, setting up next week's regional quarterfinals . Talawanda meets the moment in Division II One year ago, Talawanda was on top of the world. The Brave had their best season since 2019, earning and winning a home playoff game in Division III to finish 10-2. When the OHSAA released their updated Division assignments, some players in the locker room were dismayed to hear they'd spend 2026 in the more competitive Division II. Fourth year head coach Andy Stuckert, on the other hand, knew his Brave had what it takes. "I told them, we're not building a program to be good in Division III," Stuckert said. "We're building a program to be good in all of Ohio." The Brave once again earned a home playoff game, and Talawanda proved its mettle in a 35-34 overtime win against

Cincinnati, OH · 7d

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University of Dayton announces 2027 Athletic Hall of Fame class

The University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame will grow by five this year when Missy Gregg (soccer), Rachel Krabacher (volleyball), Gabrielle Snyder (softball), Craig Stammen (baseball) and Adam Trautman (football) are inducted. The Class of 2027 will bring the total membership in UD's Hall of Fame to 210. The...

Dayton, OH · 7d

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Students at Miami University navigate Ohio’s new voting laws ahead of 2026 election

For weeks, Nathan Lomnicky’s mail-in absentee ballot has sat in his purple homework folder inside his backpack. It’s filled out, and the envelope is stuffed; the only thing left to do is buy a stamp and mail it. But as a junior majoring in games and simulation and computer science, he hasn’t had time to go to the post office.

Ohio · 6d