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The state Senate failed to pass a bill to overhaul Ohio's "unconstitutional" school funding model. So what happens now? -
The district will make a decision in early January about remote learning in the third academic quarter.
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Redlining created a legacy of school districts with the greatest needs and little resources, according to Piet van Lier. -
Dr. Bill Miller of Ohio State University reminds parents that its more common for adults to bring COVID-19 into the home -
Cuyahoga County recommends that universities and K-12 schools transition to remote learning between holiday breaks. -
The Cleveland Transformation Alliance released it's report on the Cleveland Plan's impact on the school district. -
A Senate and House Bill would make reforms to the state's school funding model, which has been deemed unconstitutional. -
For some districts, the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic made passage of their levies all the more urgent. -
As of early Wednesday morning, with a majority of vote counted, voters supported issue 68 by more than 60 percent. -
The former University of Minnesota president will assume his role at Case Western Reserve next July -
Issue 73 would cover construction costs for two new secondary campuses that would both house a middle and high school. -
Due to COVID-19 exposure at several campuses, Willoughby-Eastlake transitioned all students to remote learning Monday. -
CMSD CEO Eric Gordon said the pandemic is giving students and teachers a chance to re-define how they teach and learn. -
The Shaker Heights Teachers' Association issued a letter citing concerns about COVID-19 related safety protocols.
