Education
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Ohio teachers take action amid state, federal education funding uncertainty
Public education supporters rally at the U.S. Capitol in early February, speaking out against proposed cuts to the federal education budget, and the possible elimination of the U.S. Department of Education. Members of the Ohio Education Association attended the rally. (Photo by Jati Lindsey, courtesy of the National Education Association.) By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal…
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Bill would require party affiliation on ballots for local, state school board candidates in Ohio
Jo Ingles/Statehouse News Bureau Statehouse News Bureau via WVXU State and local school board elections in Ohio are non-partisan, like many municipal and local races. But a new bill in the Ohio Legislature would change that. Sen. Andy Brenner (R-Delaware) said voters need to know the party affiliations of candidates for school boards. “These local school boards…
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Loveland High School Senior, Andrew Sichak is finalist in Overture Awards competition
Loveland, Ohio – Congratulations to Loveland High School Senior, Andrew Sichak for being selected as Finalist in the 2025 Visual Arts category of the Overture Awards Competition. Finalists are awarded $1,000. Andrew will now compete for one of six $3,000 awards. Andrew is a Loveland Magazine Intern. The Overture Awards Competition is Greater Cincinnati’s largest…
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If you’d like to support the Loveland students raising money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Loveland, Ohio – Team CoUREage 6.0 is a group of Loveland students dedicated to raising money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. If you’d like to support them in their quest , here are some opportunities: • Online Auction ends March 2nd, check out the great items • Friday, 2/28, Cappy’s giveback night • Saturday,…
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Controversial ‘private corporation’ JobsOhio gets billions more without paying more to state
Under the original agreement, JobsOhio was given control of the liquor franchise until 2039 in exchange for $1.41 billion to be paid to the state. The Ohio Controlling Board on Wednesday extended the agreement to 2053 for no additional money. By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Controlling Board on Wednesday awarded JobsOhio billions more…
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Ohio Senate passes higher ed overhaul bill less than a day after eight hours of opponent testimony
Brielle Shorter, a 20-year-old Ohio State University student, protests against Senate Bill 1 on Jan. 22, 2025. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). Senate Bill 1 was passed by a 21-11 vote. All nine democrats and two republicans — Bill Blessing and Tom Patton — voted against the bill. By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal…
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Loveland grad Reed Stewart among two Miami University Nursing students credited with helping save life of faculty member
Brayden Osborne, left, and Reed Stewart (’22) stand in Miami University Regionals Nursing Lab on the Hamilton campus. The students didn’t know each other before they performed CPR to help save the life of an adjunct faculty member (photos by Alyssa Maul). Their instincts and training took over as they performed CPR on the unconscious…
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Loveland High School to Start 30 Minutes Later Next Year
Decision Based on Community Feedback and Mental Health Research Loveland, Ohio – Loveland High School will implement a 30-minute later start time for the upcoming school year. This change follows recommendations from community engagement sessions conducted by the District’s Community Advisory team. Superintendent Mike Broadwater emphasized the importance of adequate sleep for adolescents, citing research…
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A “Jazz Night” at Loveland High School
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Table of DiscussionsLoveland, Ohio – Thursday night Geoffrey Miller and Christopher Huening will lead Loveland High School musicians through a casual night of jazz. All money raised in a raffle, silent auction, split the pot, and at the dessert/drink table supports the student musicians. Admission is $5 at the door. Cash and credit cards will be accepted.…
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Ohio House begins discussions of state education budget proposed by governor
Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen Dackin speaks to the Ohio House Finance Committee on a new education operating budget. Photo courtesy of Ideastream/The Ohio Channel By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Hearings have begun in the Ohio House Finance Committee to dissect Gov. Mike DeWine’s executive budget proposal, including a lengthy discussion on…
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