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Newark Advocate

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Lakewood, Newark Catholic, Northridge, Utica leave Licking County League

Four Licking County League schools are on their way out. Lakewood, Newark Catholic, Northridge and Utica notified league officials Nov. 10 of their plans to leave the LCL and form a new league. “Pending a vote by the school boards at Lakewood, Newark Catholic, Northridge and Utica, those schools will leave the Licking County League beginning with the 2028-29 school year,” LCL commissioner Ron Bowman confirmed via text. “They will become charter members of a new league of like-size schools. The LCL will become an eight-team league which will continue looking at future expansion.” Utica athletic director Howard Hill said details on the new league will be provided soon. Granville, Heath, Johnstown, Licking Heights, Licking Valley, Mount Vernon, Watkins Memorial and Zanesville will remain in the LCL. The LCL re-formed for the 2013-14 school year with 10 Licking County schools, and Zanesville in 2020 and Mount Vernon in 2024 have since been added. This article originally appeared on Newark Advocate: Lakewood, Newark Catholic, Northridge, Utica leave Licking County League

Utica, OH · 2d

spectrumnews1.com

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Ohio’s new kindergarten cutoff leaves some families looking for alternatives

DAYTON, Ohio — Ohio’s new kindergarten cutoff has some families making plans they never expected. Starting this school year, children generally need to turn 5-years-old by their district’s first day of school to enter kindergarten. But when a child misses the deadline and backup plans fall through, families can face some difficult choices.

Ohio · 3d
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1808Delaware

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Ohio Universities Hold Steady As Enrollment Gaps Widen

Ohio’s public universities are changing. There is relative stability statewide, but the numbers reveal sharply different fortunes among individual institutions. While Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati are welcoming record numbers of students, several other universities are reporting declines that could affect their finances and long-term planning.

Ohio · 2d
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High School On SI

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Ohio High School Football Playoffs Schedule and Scores (OHSAA) — November 13

Get OHSAA live updates and final scores as the 2026 Ohio high school football playoffs continue on Friday, November 13

Ohio · 2h

mhscardinalnation.org

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Ohio Public Schools, the Battle for State Funding, and Its Impact on Mentor

“It’s time to make some cuts” seemingly has been mentioned at every Mentor Public School’s board meeting for the last two years. With two levies that have failed, Mentor Schools are looking at another attempt in November to increase local funding. But some think the problem started...

Mentor, OH · 2d

WTRF- 7News

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17 union members indicted for allegedly stealing $228,000 in education benefits in Ohio from labor union’s public-sector

DELAWARE, OH (WTRF) — An Ohio grand jury indicted 17 people accused of stealing or attempting to steal more than $228,000 in education benefits from a public-sector labor union. The defendants were members of the Ohio Civil Service Employee Association, which represents more than 27,000 state and local government workers. The union’s Education Trust helps […]

Ohio · 18h

Reasoncom

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School Board Can Order High School Teacher to Remove "Hate Has No Home Here" Rainbow Poster

From McIntyre v. Little Miami School Dist., decided Monday by Judge Matthew McFarland (S.D. Ohio) (appeal pending):. Plaintiff George McIntyre is a teacher at Little Miami High School, a school within Defendant Little Miami School District ("District"), where he teaches American History and Advanced Placement European History. McIntyre placed a poster in his classroom displaying the slogan "Hate Has No Home Here" ("Poster"), depicted below:

Ohio · 1d

The Daily Record

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Wooster documentary screening takes on college culture wars

A national fight over politics, academic freedom and who controls college campuses will take the screen in Wooster when “First They Came for My College” is shown Nov. 15 at The Lyric Theater . The College of Wooster President's Office and The Lyric Theater of Wooster are co-sponsoring the 6 p.m. screening, according to a community announcement. A panel discussion will follow the documentary. “First They Came for My College” focuses on changes at New College of Florida under Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and follows students, a professor and the student newspaper as the campus becomes a focal point in debates over political involvement in higher education. Panel discussion Wooster Provost Ashley Kistler, a former anthropology professor at Rollins College in Florida, will moderate the post-screening discussion. Panelists include Christa Craven, a New College alumna and College of Wooster professor of anthropology and women's, gender and sexuality studies; Amy Reid, director of gender studies at New College of Florida and a representative of PEN America; and Axel Anderson, a Wooster Class of 2028 student who previously attended New College of Florida. Anderson studies global and international studies, writes for The Wooster Voice and is president of Leftists of Wooster. Craven

Wooster, OH · 3d

mahoningmatters.com

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Top 3 greater Mahoning Valley must-see playoff football games this weekend

The Ohio high school football playoffs enter Week III this weekend and some outstanding regional semifinals are on tap for Mahoning Valley-area teams. Here’s a look at the top three must-see playoff games:. All FRIDAY GAMES WITH 7 P.M. STARTS. No. 1 DIVISION VII SPRINGFIELD AT McDONALD. Two teams...

Ohio · 1d

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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CMSD responds to school testing investigation: I-TEAM

The FOX 8 I-Team has uncovered more about an Ohio Department of Education investigation into sudden spikes in school test results.

Cleveland, OH · 3d

The Daily Record

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New $1M fund helps Wayne County students of faith pay for college

A new $1 million scholarship fund will help Wayne County students who want to incorporate their Christian faith into their college education and future careers. Upward Bound Youth , a Christian youth and family ministry in Smithville, partnered with the Wayne County Community Foundation to create the Arrow (Psalm 127:4) Scholarship Fund, according to a community announcement. The fund will initially provide two $5,000 scholarships that can be renewed for up to four years, providing as much as $20,000 per student. "We see the young people of Wayne County as arrows, sent out with purpose," said Stephanie McCoy, senior vice president of Upward Bound Youth. "This scholarship is for students who want their faith to shape the work they do, whether that's in a pulpit, a hospital, a business or a job site." Upward Bound Youth established the fund with a $1 million gift. The Wayne County Community Foundation will hold and administer the fund. "Scholarship funds like this one keep local generosity working for local students," said Melanie Reusser Garcia, executive director of the Wayne County Community Foundation. "We appreciate the long-term partnership to develop the Arrow Scholarship Fund alongside Upward Bound Youth.” Who can apply for the Arrow

Wayne County, OH · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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Only Three Stark County Teams Remain as OHSAA Playoffs Reach Regional Semifinals

Three Stark County teams are all that remain. After two rounds of the 2026 OHSAA football playoffs, Massillon, Canton McKinley and West Branch carry the county’s banner into the regional semifinals on Friday, Nov. 13, each facing a road test against a higher seed — and, for two of them, a shot at payback against […]

Stark County, OH · 3d

The Coshocton Tribune

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Accounting error caused Coshocton City Schools funding discrepancy

COSHOCTON – A dispute over Coshocton City Schools' property tax revenue has been traced to a district accounting error that affected both its reported fund balances and state financial forecast. The district said it received the correct amount of property tax revenue from the Coshocton County Auditor's Office but mistakenly placed some of the money in the general fund instead of the permanent improvement fund. The clarification follows a disagreement over previously reported figures showing the district receiving $453,962 less in its general fund in 2026 compared with 2025. Coshocton County Auditor Grant Daugherty challenged that characterization in a Nov. 9 release, stating county records show the district actually received more property tax revenue in 2026. More: Coshocton schools face $454K tax shortfall amid teacher contract talks In a Nov. 10 release, the district said Treasurer Terri Eyerman addressed the issue during the Oct. 29 school board meeting and confirmed the correct amount of money had been received from the auditor's office. The district said the problem was money intended for permanent improvements was originally deposited and forecast as general fund revenue. Accounting entries moving the money to the proper fund created the variance the district had previously reported. The

Coshocton, OH · 2d

Knox Pages

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Danville student resource center connects mental health support with college and career readiness

Danville High School's student resource space connects students with mental health support, basic needs and career guidance. The post Danville student resource center connects mental health support with college and career readiness appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

Danville, OH · 1d

Chronicle-Telegram

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Avon Lake students learn to build healthier habits through Team Tressel Fitness Challenge

AVON LAKE — Saint Joseph Parish School took part in a statewide initiative led by Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel to help students across Ohio build healthy habits. Saint Joseph is one of thousands of schools across Ohio to take part in the 30-day Team Tressel Fitness Challenge, designed for students in grades three through eight to encourage them to set personal and fitness goals.

Avon Lake, OH · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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Thirteen Central Ohio Teams Chase Regional Finals in Friday Playoff Semifinals

Thirteen central Ohio high school football teams will play in regional semifinals on Friday, Nov. 13, with a berth in the regional finals on Nov. 20 at stake in every game, according to a preview of the round published by The Columbus Dispatch. Eight of the 13 teams face each other in Divisions I, II […]

Ohio · 12h

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New trustees appointed to several Ohio college boards

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine appointed five new trustees to the boards of public colleges, adding leaders that will help shape life on Ohio’s campuses well into his successor’s tenure. Some newly appointed members are serving six-year terms, while others have shorter tenures because they are filling the remaining...

Ohio · 1d

weeklyvillager.com

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Garfield G-Men’s Kaufman & Thomas brothers earn All-Ohio honors as OHSAA Division III state meet

The Garfield G-Men cross country program may have only qualified three individual runners to the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division III state meet last Saturday at Fortress Obetz, but each one left a mark, as sophomore Lina Kaufman, junior Owen Thomas and freshman Lucas Thomas earned first team All-Ohio honors.

Akron, OH · 21h

Akron Leader Publications

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APS board urges lawmakers to fully fund public, special education

DOWNTOWN AKRON — The Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education approved three resolutions Nov. 9 urging state and federal lawmakers to fulfill education funding commitments. The first resolution urges Congress to fulfill its 50-year commitment to fund 40% of special education costs under the Individuals With Disabilities Education...

Akron, OH · 1d

akronschools.com

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NHS Cheerleaders Take 1st Place!

A big shout out to the North High School Cheerleading team after taking First Place at the NEO Spirit Summit Cheer Championships! The cheerleading team consists of:. The cheerleaders are led by Cheer Supervisor RaiYana Rigby and Assistant Cheer Coach Guanetia Egli. Cheer Supervisor Rigby said, "Congrats are in order...

Akron, OH · 2d