‘Let ’Em Know’: What CMSD’s State of the Schools address means for families
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EDUCATION AND CAREERS
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Ohio’s average public school teacher salary ranks 23rd in the nation, according to report
See how Ohio teachers' salaries rank and what a proposed bill could mean for educators
Head Start changes could eliminate important child health and safety standards in Ohio, nationally
Thousands of Ohio families rely on Head Start. Advocates warn proposed federal changes could mean larger classes and fewer protections for the children it serves.
Student loan changes are here; Ohio’s average student loan debt is about $35,000
Why it Matters-Black borrowers typically graduate with higher levels of student debt and often take longer to repay their loans due to longstanding wealth disparities. Changes to repayment plans, and loan could disproportionately affect Black families seeking higher education and economic mobility.
Commentary: Why Educators Must Speak Up About Education Policy
In this commentary, a newly graduated Ohio educator argues that teachers can no longer afford to ignore education policy. From school funding and voucher programs to curriculum restrictions and DEI legislation, lawmakers increasingly influence what happens in America's classrooms.
Ohio Education Bill Expands Student Supports While Exempting Classical Schools from Reading Mandate
Ohio lawmakers approved Senate Bill 19, requiring schools to provide free academic interventions for students struggling in math and reading. The legislation also exempts Ohio's classical schools from the state's science of reading requirements, a change drawing attention from educators and policymakers.
Ohio Bill Tells Students: Graduate, Get a Job, Get Married, Then Have Children
Ohio lawmakers passed a bill requiring schools to teach the "success sequence" (graduate high school, get a job and marry before having children) as part of graduation requirements.
Ohio’s average public school teacher salary ranks 23rd in the nation, according to report
See how Ohio teachers' salaries rank and what a proposed bill could mean for educators
Head Start changes could eliminate important child health and safety standards in Ohio, nationally
Thousands of Ohio families rely on Head Start. Advocates warn proposed federal changes could mean larger classes and fewer protections for the children it serves.
Student loan changes are here; Ohio’s average student loan debt is about $35,000
Why it Matters-Black borrowers typically graduate with higher levels of student debt and often take longer to repay their loans due to longstanding wealth disparities. Changes to repayment plans, and loan could disproportionately affect Black families seeking higher education and economic mobility.
Commentary: Why Educators Must Speak Up About Education Policy
In this commentary, a newly graduated Ohio educator argues that teachers can no longer afford to ignore education policy. From school funding and voucher programs to curriculum restrictions and DEI legislation, lawmakers increasingly influence what happens in America's classrooms.
Ohio Education Bill Expands Student Supports While Exempting Classical Schools from Reading Mandate
Ohio lawmakers approved Senate Bill 19, requiring schools to provide free academic interventions for students struggling in math and reading. The legislation also exempts Ohio's classical schools from the state's science of reading requirements, a change drawing attention from educators and policymakers.
Ohio Bill Tells Students: Graduate, Get a Job, Get Married, Then Have Children
Ohio lawmakers passed a bill requiring schools to teach the "success sequence" (graduate high school, get a job and marry before having children) as part of graduation requirements.
