Education
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Ohio Senate bill aims to help students with math interventions, including high-dosage tutoring
(Getty Images) By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal As Ohio math scores continue to be below pre-pandemic levels, a proposed bill would bring math interventions to Ohio school districts that score below certain proficiency standards. Ohio Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, recently introduced Senate Bill 19 which would require school districts or individual schools to come up with a math achievement…
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Strengthening Our Schools Through Collaboration: Reflections from the Community Advisory Team
by Brad Goldie Dear Loveland Community, It has been my honor to work with Community Advisory Team (CAT) this year and to represent them as I have presented their feedback to the local school board. Working alongside a group of passionate and dedicated community members to support the continued success of our students and schools.…
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Community Advisory Team Op-Ed by Superintendent Mike Broadwater
by Mike Broadwater Superintendent Loveland City Schools Dear Loveland Tiger Community, When I joined Loveland City School District as Superintendent in 2021, one of the first things we began to work on was our #beLOVEland Strategic Vision. Parents, students, staff, and community members worked together to set shared goals for our district.…
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Trump order prioritizes school choice and vouchers, which Ohio has been expanding for decades
Getty Images By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal An executive order signed by President Donald Trump directs an emphasis on school choice and private school voucher programs when it comes to education funding, something that’s been happening in Ohio for several decades now. While it’s unclear how much power the executive order will have with spending…
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Loveland High School Students receive many regional scholastic art awards
The “Gold Key” painting by Loveland Junior Ronan Wolfer Loveland, Ohio – Congratulations to the following LHS Art Students for their record amount of awards in the 2025 Scholastic Art Awards. All Gold Key Awarded artwork will now be judged at the National level. Receiving Gold Key Awards: Piper Schaeffer (Portfolio), Ronan Wolfer, David Lorek,…
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Ohio GOP lawmaker again proposes to overhaul higher ed, ban diversity efforts and labor strikes
Ohio State Sen. Jerry Cirino, R-Kirtland, introduced Senate Bill 1 on Jan. 22, 2025. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). Cirino’s proposed overhaul failed to move forward under previous Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens, but has new potential life under Speaker Matt Huffman By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal A Republican state senator has reintroduced…
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Empower Others: Free peer support training for Immediate mental health crisis support
Ohio and Kentucky Peer Support Training February 24-28, 2025 (Zoom) The Crisis Resource Center offers: Immediate mental health crisis support resources for those in urgent need. A Trauma-Informed Reporting Guide for ensuring empathetic coverage of crisis events. Tools and guidance for those supporting loved ones or navigating difficult times themselves. Resources for dealing with traumatic events like…
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Online Nonviolence Training at The King Center Institute
Photo of the MLK Memorial in Washington DC by David Miller ©2025 Online Nonviolence Training at The King Center Institute Built on a 50+ year history as a leader in nonviolence training and education. Experience immersive self-paced learning for personal, cultural and societal transformation. Enroll Today Workplace Edition for Organizations Nonviolence training to strengthen organizational…
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Milford School issues plan to reduce busing for next school year
Milford, Ohio – The Milford School District will reduce busing eligibility for students starting next school year. Below is the statement the District released making the announcement: Milford Schools Bussing Eligibility 2025-2026 January 8, 2025 Bus Transportation Eligibility for the 2025-2026 School Year Due to the failure of the Earned Income Tax (EIT) levy, Milford…
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Loveland City School District will be closed Tuesday
Loveland, Ohio – Due to the ongoing winter storm there will be no school for Loveland City School District students on Tuesday, January 7.
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