via News5: October is National Bullying Prevention Month and many school districts across Northeast Ohio have programs in place to curb the issue year-round. The “Making A Difference” program has been in South Euclid schools for the last three years. It’s been in the Euclid School District for more than a decade and in several […]
via Cleveland 19: School students across the country are planning a 17-minute National School Walkout on Wednesday; one minute to honor each victim killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. in February. Students are also using the moments to express their views on school safety and gun control. Even though the walkouts are […]
via Cleveland19: A new program in some Ohio schools is taking aim at the opioid crisis in a fresh new way. They’re trying to make it easier for teenagers to stay off drugs, by incentivizing them to pass drug tests. It’s part of a nationwide organization called Drug Free Clubs of America. Hudson High […]
via Wkyc: Three Northeast Ohio schools are among 342 nationwide to be named 2017 National Blue Ribbon Schools – honored for high academic achievement or success in closing achievement gaps. The Blue Ribbon honors, announced today by the U.S. Department of Education, is one of the biggest honors a public or private school can receive […]
Ohio senators have unanimously passed a bill to let schools take up to four additional calamity days this year, with teachers reporting on one. But first, districts must use four contingency days. It was unclear how the House, which passed an earlier version, would respond. The bill would require districts to first use four contingency […]
This time of year, teachers and students often get stressed out over testing. So what advice are schools and doctors giving families to make sure students are at their best for the testing that started this week? Here are some tips from Dr. Ellen Rome, a pediatrician at the Cleveland Clinic. SLEEP •Unplug an hour […]
As of last week, 95 of Ohio's 613 school districts had applied for a waiver so they can delay the start of full-day kindergarten classes for at least a year.
As of last week, 95 of Ohio's 613 school districts had applied for a waiver so they can delay the start of full-day kindergarten classes for at least a year.
