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By: Laura A. Bischoff, Cole Behrens
Ohio removed guardrails around homeschooling students, allowing families to educate their kids with little state oversight or enforceable requirements.
Columbus Dispatch Updated Sept. 4, 2026, 11:24 a.m. ET An Ohio education department investigation found anomalies on standardized
By: Quinlan Bentley, Cole Behrens, Aaron Valdez
An Ohio education department investigation found anomalies on standardized testing at dozens of schools statewide, including in Greater Cincinnati.
Columbus firefighters found the victim dead inside a North Linden home where hoarding conditions complicated the search, a battalion chief said.
Local municipalities and school districts are grappling with pressures of rising costs associated with increased use of weight loss drugs.
By: Ben Peters, Cole Behrens
State Rep. Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville), asked in the hallways of the Ohio House of Representatives on Tuesday to comment on his vote to not expel indicted former speaker Larry Householder
"Making boundary changes for school assignments is challenging, but sometimes necessary," the district said.
The Columbus City Schools Board of Education has voted to approve making an additional and "deeper" $50 million in cuts by December, which would bring the total budget cuts for the district to $100 million.
The Columbus City Schools board voted to join a lawsuit against social media giants like Google and Meta, saying the platforms have harmed the youth the school serves.
The chair of the Ohio Senate Education Committee said the legislature could take a look this fall at increasing oversight after dozens of charter and public schools had anomalies on state testing.
