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Saying she is humbled, energized, and optimistic, Cincinnati's new Police Chief Teresa Theetge felt the weight of history Tuesday.

By 2027, Cincinnati Public Schools wants to improve its graduation rate by over 13%, raising it to 97%, exceeding the state's standard.

As the CPS emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, Wright says the district needs to go back to the basics to build an environment that can keep students in the classroom and eventually take them to the next academic level or into a career.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought challenges to schools, but also allowed space to develop new, innovative ways to meet those challenges.

This year, CPS says they've simplified the lottery process by having one extended application period for magnet, high school, and out-of-neighborhood schools from Dec. 6 through March 10, 2023.

The return to school has been difficult for everyone. Here’s how to cope.

Calls and complaints from families frustrated about busing issues have CPS leaders looking for solutions.

Two CPS students are facing criminal charges for making false threats of violence on campus.

CPS and MU expand TEACH Cincinnati pilot to all CPS High Schools over the next 5 years, providing opportunity for College Credit Plus, scholarships and preferred hiring status at CPS.

Miami University and Cincinnati Public Schools are working together to bring more diverse educators to the workforce.