Education
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[VIDEO] Loveland parents and children rally on Col. Thomas Paxton bridge for fair school funding
Loveland, Ohio – Becca Moates and Cindy Daumeyer were on Loveland’s Col. Thomas Paxton bridge Wednesday evening along with many supports to send a message to Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and State legislators. The message was to urge the lawmakers to fully fund Ohio’s Fair School Funding Plan (FSFP) for public schools. They say that…
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Ohio college students, educators disappointed in Gov. DeWine for signing higher ed overhaul
Members of the Ohio Student Association held a mock funeral for the death of higher education on March 31 Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Student Association organized the mock funeral, which took place Monday afternoon in the Ohio Statehouse Rotunda, days after DeWine signed Senate Bill By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal…
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“Paying off Debt Means Lower Taxes for Loveland City School District Residents”
An Op-Ed from Loveland City School District Treasurer John Espy Loveland City School District has paid off its last outstanding bond and is now debt-free. A construction bond was issued in 1998, and after nearly three decades of sound financial management, the bond has now been paid in full. The result is lower property taxes…
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[BREAKING] Ohio Gov. DeWine signs higher ed bill regulating classroom discussion and banning diversity efforts
By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday signed into law a massive higher education overhaul to ban diversity efforts, regulate classroom discussion, and prohibit faculty strikes, among other things. The law will take effect in 90 days. S.B. 1 will set rules around classroom discussion, create post-tenure reviews, put diversity scholarships at risk,…
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Students, faculty are asking Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to veto massive higher ed overhaul bill
Hundreds of students protested against Senate Bill 1 on Ohio State’s campus on March 4, 2025. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio college students, faculty and staff are calling on Gov. Mike DeWine to veto a massive higher education bill that would ban diversity and inclusion on campus…
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Debate intensifies over major cuts to Ohio’s Fair School Funding Plan
The Cupp-Patterson plan was originally offered as a bill in the Ohio Legislature, but instead was written into the state budget with a six-year implementation schedule. Full funding of $2 million, and full implementation, must be part of each state budgeting process. (Adobe Stock) Farah Siddiqi, Producer Public News Service At the Ohio Statehouse,…
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Ohio higher ed overhaul to ban diversity efforts and regulate classroom discussion heads to governor
Education, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, News, Region and Beyond, Statehouse and Around OhioOhio college students and protesters rally at the Statehouse on March 19, 2025, against Senate Bill 1, a higher education overhaul that bans diversity efforts and faculty strikes, and sets rules around classroom discussion, among other things. (Photo by David DeWitt, Ohio Capital Journal.) By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal A controversial bill to overhaul Ohio…
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Breakfast with the Bots, Saturday, April 5 at Loveland High School
Loveland, Ohio – There are just 10 more days until for Breakfast with the Bots, Saturday, April 5 at Loveland High School. You can enjoy hot pancakes drenched in warm syrup with some sizzling bacon, and check out the teams’ competition robots from this year, including the Loveland Middle School team that is going to…
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Did politics kill Women’s History Month at Ohio University?
Honorees at the We Rally & We Rise Women’s Conference pose for a group photo in Lancaster, Ohio, on March 21, 2025. Kim Barlag, third from right in a purple suit, helped organize the independent event after Ohio University canceled its longtime Women’s History Month celebration following new federal guidance on anti-discrimination policies. (Megan Cardenas/OH Creative…
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Ohio public libraries, State Library of Ohio, brace for funding uncertainty, hope for budget relief
President Donald Trump signed an executive order March 14, 2025, imposing dramatic cuts on seven federal agencies, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services. (Catherine McQueen/Getty Images) By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Public libraries in Ohio have taken on many identities over the last 25 years, from literature distributors and internet hubs, to social…
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