Riverside
Riverside, OH · Education
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MHS Marching Band to take part in prized tradition
On October 16, 232 Mason High School (MHS) Marching Band members gathered for what they believed was a regular rehearsal announcement when they received a surprise invitation: the group had been selected to perform in the 101st Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in November 2027. The band was selected from...
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Edgewood Schools says a Trenton data center would bring in millions for the district
Edgewood City Schools in Trenton says tax revenue from an Amazon Web Services data center under construction in the district will help it avoid a major projected financial deficit in 2031. The 250-megawatt data center is being built in Trenton's industrial park, a few miles south of Edgewood High School...
WDTN
DPS postpones Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony
Dayton Public Schools is rescheduling its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony. “We appreciate the enthusiasm and support shown by our alumni, families, staff, and community members as we prepare to recognize this exceptional first class of inductees,” wrote the district via social media post. “Thank you for your understanding and continued support of Dayton […]
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highlandcountypress.com
McClain 2nd in Midwest Division of Friday Night 5G Lights competition
McClain High School is in second place in the Midwest Division in the Friday Night 5G Lights competition with three days left to vote. If they win this round, they will win $250,000 and be one of four schools nationwide competing for the $1 million grand prize. As reported, McClain...
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Princeton star Jordan Hall makes commitment to Big Ten school
Princeton's star running back is headed to the Big Ten, but won't stay in Ohio. Jordan Hall announced his commitment to Penn State on Oct. 24, 2026, in a ceremony at Princeton High School. The three-star recruit in the class of 2027 also had an offer from Ohio State, but decided to go with new Penn State coach Matt Campbell. "Jordan, he's a joy" Campbell said in a recorded message. "We couldn't be more excited to have him." Hall was originally a Miami University recruit, but decommitted from the RedHawks on Sep. 3 after catching the eye of several power conference programs. He received offers from Penn State, Ohio State and Maryland in the Big Ten and Missouri out of the Southeastern Conference . Atlantic Coast Conference schools Wake Forest and Louisville offered Hall, as did Cincinnati out of the Big 12. The Princeton senior burst onto the scene this season with 179 all-purpose yards and three total touchdowns in a 31-24 win against Moeller in Paycor Stadium. That win set the tone for Hall and the Vikings, who completed an undefeated regular season on Oct. 23 with a win over Fairfield. Hall has rushed for 919 yards and 21
WKRC
'Blown away by the support': Local principal to sleep on roof after successful fundraiser
LOVELAND, Ohio (WKRC) - Loveland Early Childhood Center Principal Matt Patterson and School Resource Officer Jesse Moore planned to spend the night on the school’s roof on Thursday. It comes after the school community far surpassed a fundraising goal to support the Loveland Elementary Parent-Teacher Association. “The fall walk-a-thon...
highlandcountypress.com
Lynchburg-Clay Board of Education news
Lynchburg-Clay Superintendent Jacob Zink and board members Cathy Griffith, Susan Blankenship, Brian Glover, Bonnie Rusch and Richard Warner recently honored the Mustangs golf team members who won the SHAC, sectionals, district runners-up and were 2026 state qualifiers. • The Lynchburg-Clay Board of Educations also honored students who received perfect scores...
dayton247now.com
Downtown Dayton goes blue in support of youth afterschool programs
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- One day a year, the City of Dayton goes blue, recognizing the importance of afterschool and summer programs for our youth. Lights On Afterschool is a national campaign calling attention to the importance of afterschool programs for our youth, families, and communities. According to the After...
mhschronicle.com
Japanese students juggle dual education
Mason High School (MHS) accumulates a number of new students every year. Many come from neighboring counties or states, but for some, they are new to the country entirely, and have left their homes for an unfamiliar place 6,000 miles away. Some manufacturing companies in Japan frequently send their employees...
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Panthers foil Goshen’s bid for unbeaten regular season
MORROW — Goshen was going for a little bit of history over the weekend. Now, the Warriors will pivot to reaching another milestone instead. The Warriors lost their first game of the season, finishing the regular season with a still impressive 21-1 overall record and their second straight American Division title following a 13-25, 25-20, 25-14, 23-25, 10-15 defeat to Little Miami in non-conference action Oct. 17 at Little Miami High School.
WKRC
Tri-State school district outlines upcoming levy costs, consequences
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Cincinnati Public Schools leaders are warning voters that the district’s financial outlook could look dramatically different depending on whether a property tax levy passes or fails in November. During a town hall meeting on Tuesday at Walnut Hills High School, district officials outlined the district’s finances...
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Election 2026: Voters to decide funding future of 12 Southwest Ohio school districts
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Public school districts across Southwest Ohio are pleading for the community’s help to vote in favor of their tax levies on the ballot this November. Election Day is Nov. 3, 2026, with early voting underway in Ohio. This year, there are a dozen school districts with...
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Goshen community mourns death of teacher
Goshen Local Schools is saddened to share that Chris Gregory, a physical education teacher at Goshen Middle School, has passed away. He was 54. Gregory suffered a cardiac event on Oct. 10 at home and had been hospitalized ever since. He was a 1991 Goshen High School graduate and a...
WKRC
Elder names Kurt Ruffing first president, plans for new principal and academic program
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Elder High School will shift to a president-principal leadership structure in July 2027, with longtime principal and CEO Kurt Ruffing named the school’s first president. Under the new model, Ruffing will remain responsible for the school’s long-term strategy, fundraising, finances, facilities and relationships with the...
Akron Leader Publications
Highland superintendent receives leadership award
GRANGER — The Highland Local School District recently announced that Superintendent Catherine Aukerman is the 2026 recipient of the Exemplary Educational Leadership Award for Region 3 from the Buckeye Association of School Administrators, Ohio’s statewide professional association for school administrators. The award recognizes Aukerman’s exemplary educational leadership and contributions to enhancing, improving and expanding educational opportunities for students at both the elementary and secondary levels in the Highland Local Schools and across Ohio. District officials said Aukerman is honored to represent Highland Local Schools and recognizes the collective efforts of Highland’s dedicated staff, students, families and community, whose shared commitment helps create meaningful educational experiences for every student.