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Columbus Education Association members are accusing district leaders of not addressing the financial burden a new health insurance plan could have on teachers.
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A Canal Winchester Local Schools spokeswoman said Rob Page resigned after the district found reports of "unprofessional conduct" toward a student athlete to be true.
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The Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center has family engagement programs in which they teach parents how to be present in their children's education and help them create their own programs.
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The study found school administrators are more likely to experience verbal and threatening aggression from parents than teachers or school mental health professionals.
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Teachers' unions for Columbus and Hilliard schools are condemning ICE activity near district schools and are vowing to protect students.
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An Ohio lawmaker who's a former teacher has proposed a bill that would pay student educators on teaching assignments.
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Ramaswamy said he wants to increase teacher pay, but only if teacher's are moved to a merit based pay raise system rather than the system that is currently in place due to collective bargaining agreements.
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The Ohio Senate has passed its version of the budget and teachers widely opposed major parts of it, just as they did with the House version and the initial budget from Gov. Mike DeWine.
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Prospective teachers used to be required to obtain a license in their subject area, but that's not the case anymore.
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Seven members sitting on the Office of Budget and Management’s Controlling Board voted to transfer the money from the controlling board’s emergency purposes fund.