Last month, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) unveiled a pair of brand-new resources that provide a snapshot of education and workforce outcomes for the state’s graduates.
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Today, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce released school report cards for the 2025–26 school year. Data include state math and reading exam results as well as high school graduation and chronic absenteeism rates.
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In Ohio, the big news in the career pathways realm is the state’s recent revamp of the
For nearly a year, state lawmakers have been mulling legislation that would help Ohio build on its career-connected learning efforts. Senate Bill 328, which was passed unanimously by the Senate and is currently in the House, primarily focuses on K–12 students and schools.
Homeschooling in the United States is often imagined as an all-or-nothing decision: Families who choose it do so full-time, for all their children, across their entire K–12 education.
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College isn’t cheap. Families and students pay the direct cost of tuition and fees, and students—because they are sitting in classrooms—forego potential wages that could be earned at work. Taxpayers also subsidize students’ education.
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Media coverage will have you believe that the state is “starving” Ohio school districts of money. That is far from the truth, which a proper understanding of the education funding system reveals.
How are today’s teenagers different from previous generations?
A few years ago, teacher shortages were a hot topic in Ohio.
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Newly-enacted Senate Bill 276 has the potential to make state tests a lot more useful to families and schools going forward. Here’s how.
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For more than a decade, Ohio’s dual credit program, known as College Credit Plus (CCP), has helped academically eligible students in grades 7–12 take college courses for free.
