Locally, neighbors are remembering the Parkland Florida tragedy, by becoming informed and engaged in case of an active shooter situation in our neighborhood.
The President of a local community college is trying to eliminate the stigma, associated with students who choose to attend a two-year school before transferring to a university.
Because of the rumor, allegedly spread by bullies, the boy was ostracized and ridiculed by his classmates and searched and interrogated by staff, according to the father’s attorney.
It showcased clothing from the Shenova collection, with designs inspired by the worlds of science, technology, engineering, and math, along with the women who work in them.
If the federal government does not reopen before the meal funding runs out, TPS will then pay for the meals out of the general fund so that parents and students will not be affected at all.
Only 0.2 percent of the 1.9 million people who took the ACT last year earned a perfect score of 36. The newspaper reports there weren't any data available to show how many SAT test takers managed a perfect score of 1,600 in 2018.
Cleveland.com reports Say Yes is committing $15 million to the program while local fundraising has gathered $90 million in commitments toward a goal of $125 million for the scholarship fund.
It’s hard to believe that the yawning farm fields of Wood County were once a woods, thick woods and a swamp, black swamp. Those 20 acres are about to return to nature.
Adam said that as a superintendent, it was important for him to get this certification in order to appreciate all the jobs that go into running a school.
The City of Toledo is taking strides at improving the education of its kids through a new program that won't cost taxpayers anything. The program is based solely on private donations.
Sen. Randy Gardner (R., Bowling Green) confirmed to WTOL that he has been named chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education by DeWine. This comes on the heels of being named Ohio Senate Majority Leader.
There's always pavement to resurface in Ohio, but when the Department of Transportation noticed something didn't seem quite right in calculating just how thick the asphalt should be, it called in researchers at the University of Toledo to crunch some numbers.
The University of Findlay’s Mazza Museum has showcased the original artwork of children’s books for years. But a new exhibit will now show you the hands that created that art as well.
The legislation requires the Ohio Department of Education to develop and adopt a model curriculum in cursive handwriting instruction. Then districts can decide whether they want to implement it.
Cyber security experts say just because there are many ways to detect a fake email threat, nothing is for sure. You should still report something if you feel threatened by it because it is better to be safe than sorry.
There’s growing concern about drivers passing stopped school buses. Locally, one school district is working to stop the problem by helping authorities catch law-breakers.
Fire fighters say bowling alleys pose a high fire risk. It comes down to two things: The construction design of the building and the flammable materials inside.
History teacher Wade Kuns, a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom with the Ohio Air National Guard, said there’s a lot for the students to learn from the late President.
The center will offer training and assistance to not only students, but current working professional as well to help develop soft skills and other skills to help them gain better upward mobility for potential manager or supervisory positions.
In today’s digital age, the staff of the Mazza Museum in Findlay, which host original artwork of children’s books from around the world, think there needs to be more books under the tree this year.
"As with the first threat, we do not view this second one as a credible threat. Nonetheless, we take school safety very seriously," school officials wrote.
School leaders assure taxpayers this renewal does not mean new taxes. You will pay the same amount they have been paying in the past, which for the average Toledo homeowner is about $20.
Toledo neighbors fired off questions for Green Thumb Industries Thursday night during a community watch The company currently operates 14 retail cannabis dispensaries five planned for Ohio.
Nearly 9 out of 10 individuals suffering from at least one episode of debilitating chronic pain could soon be seeking out ways to heal better and faster.
November elections are less than a month away and a lot of school levies are on the ballot across the northwest Ohio area. Schools like Washington Local, Sylvania, Findlay and Springfield schools just to name a few.
Perrysburg High School seniors got the chance to skip class for a special reason. The school held its second annual “Jackets Giving Back” day, which took students to 30 different spots in Northwest Ohio to volunteer.
Although the fire is leaving students without a home, there were no injuries and the speediness of their TFD's response to the fire most likely saved a large majority of the complex.
The Hunger Banquet at Zoar Lutheran Church gave students and members of the Perrysburg community a hands on, interactive opportunity to see how others live through the power of a meal.
