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Paying kids hundreds of dollars to go to school is the latest bill proposed by state representatives.

Kindergarteners and ninth graders could soon be pocketing some cash from the state just for showing up to class, if a new bipartisan bill becomes law.

An Ohio school's transgender bathroom policy concerns many students. Some of them walked out to protest against it.

An Ohio school's transgender bathroom policy concerns many students. Some of them walked out to protest against it.

Middle school students were offered a new tool that would help students to learn math better with a greater understanding of its function and use.

A version of this essay originally appeared on the Ohio Gadfly Daily blog. On June 30, the Ohio House and Senate passed the state’s biennial budget bill for Fiscal Years 2024-25, and Gov. Mike DeWine signed the bill into law July 3. The legislation makes historic strides in K-12 education, most notably through strengthened educational […]

Ohios governor saw first hand how the local district is implementing his initiative to improve reading proficiency for all of the states children.

The Third Grade Reading Guarantee remains one of the most hotly-debated policies in Ohio's education system, but it may cease to exist come next year.

The Third Grade Reading Guarantee remains one of the most hotly-debated policies in Ohio's education system, but it may cease to exist come next year.

Following mass shootings in Uvalde, TX, and Buffalo, NY, President Biden signed the Safer Communities Act into law on June 25.