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Berea Schools’ unified sports program scores win for inclusivity
BEREA, Ohio -- If the May 13 Berea Board of Education meeting is any indication, students with special needs enthusiastically embraced the opportunity to participate in high school sports through the Special Olympics Unified Sports program this school year. Two such student athletes recapped their experiences, sharing their joy at...
Medina school board votes to place emergency levy on November ballot
MEDINA, Ohio -- The Medina Board of Education is moving forward on placing a 7.5-mill, 10-year emergency operating levy on the November ballot. And while all five board members agreed that a 7.5-mill levy is necessary, they were split on the length the proposed levy should be. Board members Joe...
Westlake boys win 2A state track and field title
After playing the bridesmaid role through the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference regular season and championship meet, the Westlake High School boys track team finally got to the altar at the most opportune time when the Wolverines captured the 2A state title on May 23 at the Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex. Westlake athletes attained 73 points at the state meet to finish well clear of runner-up Harford Tech (47) and Hereford (40), with county and SMAC champion La Plata another four points back in...
Central Catholic High School softball sets 'new standard' in run to OHSAA regional finals
NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Consider the culture in the Central Catholic high school softball program changed. That was the final message the Crusaders had for their fans in between the hugs and tears after a 4-1 loss to Vienna Mathews in a Division IV regional final at North Ridgeville High School on Friday. "It...
Independence teacher and students honored in special needs education awards
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio – A teacher and two students at Independence Middle School have been recognized as leading the way in special needs education. The trio were celebrated at the ESC of Northeast Ohio’s 45th Annual Excellence in Education Awards held earlier in May at Corporate College East in Warrensville Heights.
Highland finishes baseball season as an OHSAA district runner-up to St. Edward
STRONGSVILLE — The Highland baseball team experienced the joy and frustration that athletics can provide in its Division I district tournament games at Strongsville High School. Highland totaled 17 hits and 14 runs in a dominant 14-0 win over host Strongsville in a district semifinal on Tuesday. ...
Cleveland Museum of Art appoints Jacquelyn Sawyer as its new chief learning officer
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Museum of Art has a new top educator. On Friday, the museum announced it has appointed Jacquelyn Sawyer, former vice president of education and engagement at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., as its new chief learning officer. The museum selected Sawyer for...
Tri-C’s Women in Transition program announces summer sessions: Sun Postings
PARMA, Ohio -- The Women in Transition program at Cuyahoga Community College is hosting summer sessions of online and in-person classes to empower women pursuing education, training and careers. Participants build confidence and skills through courses on personal development, career exploration and computer literacy. If you purchase a product or...
OHSAA softball regional final: Walsh Jesuit loses to defending state champ Austintown Fitch
YOUNGSTOWN – An already incredible culture became that much better this season with a Walsh Jesuit softball senior class that won’t ever be forgotten. Although the Warriors lost 8-2 to reigning state champion Austintown Fitch in a Division I regional final at Youngstown State University on Friday, the memories will linger for decades to come. ...
Akron Public Schools layoffs: Here's the jobs the laid-off staff were working
The Akron Public Schools Board of Education this week approved $24 million worth of budget cuts that eliminate 285 positions, including about 160 currently filled jobs. Per the board resolution, the list of people laid off are in the following positions: ...
From masks to caps and gowns: Class of 2024 graduates reflect on unique college years
CLEVELAND, Ohio – They finished high school in 2020 with a pandemic blanketing the world. Instead of prom and walking across a stage, they waved goodbye to their classmates over Zoom or drove past their homes honking in celebration. The coronavirus changed their perception of what life, let alone...
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