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Movie of the week
Comprehensive Review of Tall as the Baobab Tree From a Family Strengthening, Securing a Friendly and Protective Environment for Children®, and Rights-Based Parenting® Perspective
Tall as the Baobab Tree is a powerful and poignant film that tells the story of two sisters, Coumba and Debo,…
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Highlights
In an Unprecedented Move, Ohio is Funding the Construction of Private Religious Schools
Ohio is taking the unprecedented step of providing taxpayer money directly to private, mainly Catholic, religious schools for building and…
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Spotlight
Children Spotlight of the Week: Meera Biswa – Watkins Memorial High School
This week, we proudly shine the spotlight on Meera Biswa, a remarkable student from Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala,…
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Spotlight of the Week: Peggy Lehner
This week, we shine the spotlight on Peggy Lehner, a distinguished public servant and the current mayor of Kettering, Ohio.…
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‘I Hope You’re not Recording.’ Taped CCS Board Calls Reveal Effort to Spin Document Leak
Records obtained by The Dispatch reveal that several Columbus City Schools board members, including Vice President Tina Pierce and member…
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How Did Central Ohio Schools Do on State Report Cards?
The Ohio Department of Education has released its annual report cards for school districts, showing mixed results in central Ohio.…
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Withstanding the Test of Time: North High School/Dominion Middle School Celebrate 100 Years of Educational Excellence
Community members, families, and alumni gathered at Dominion Middle School, formerly North High School, to celebrate its 100th anniversary. The…
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A New Solution to Improve School Safety? Local Ohio Company Transforms Medical Technology to Help Schools
In response to increasing concerns about school safety and recent incidents like the Georgia school shooting, Palarum, a technology company…
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‘So Many Things That Could Go Wrong’ | Walnut Hills Student Petitions to Ban New Phone Pouch Policy
Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) has introduced a policy requiring students to lock their cell phones in magnetic pouches throughout the…
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CCS Celebrates New Beginnings and Pre-K Expansion District-Wide
On the first day of school, over 2,200 pre-kindergarten students excitedly began their educational journey as teachers and staff welcomed…
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