• Ohio Kindergarten Cutoff Change Sparks Uncertainty for CMSD Families
• Ohio children ages 8, 11, and 12 steal car after watching ‘GTA’ tutorials on YouTube, crash into home
• Debate Grows Over Whether Ohio Should Consolidate Its 607 School Districts
• Addressing barriers to college for Black men
• Cleveland Clinic, UH provide Thanksgiving meals to 4,000 Northeast Ohio families
• Two girls sought for involvement in 50-person fight at Sky Zone
• ‘New era’: OHSAA, athlete advocates react to Ohio allowing NIL deals for high school athletes
• Euclid police search for missing 17-year-old girl
• ‘It was God’s day, but the devil showed up’: Cleveland teens arrested after car break-ins at churches
• Law enforcement and families using new tools to help find missing children
• Independence Police search for teen missing since Nov. 20
• Orange school board receives update on operating standards for gifted students
• Judge suspended after locking up 2 boys because they refused to visit their estranged dad, reports say
• 11-year-old shot in Slavic Village: Cleveland EMS
• Juvenile injured, cited after crashing into fire hydrant: Westlake police
• Amazon baby product recalled because of suffocation and entrapment risks
• Bedford Schools superintendent gets no-confidence vote from education association
• Parent alleges staff member attacked 8-year-old at Noble Elementary
• Parents express concerns about CMSD consolidation plan
• Students, faculty evacuate after gas odor detected at Rocky River Middle School
• Mom leaves 2-year-old in unlocked car with engine running in Berea
• Ohio high school girls soccer’s best goalkeepers: Coach survey, All-State results
• Cuyahoga County mom files lawsuit against Roblox after she says her son was targeted by predators
• Strongsville teacher voted Young Professional of the Year
• Cleveland Police asking for help in locating missing 13-year-old boy
• Speakers pack room as Cleveland school board meets to discuss plan on closures, mergers
• North Olmsted City Schools promotes new teacher communication tool
• High-tech tool lets Trinity HS students explore medical concepts with digitized human cadavers
• Cleveland police search for teen missing since Oct. 8
• 16-year-old North Ridgeville High School student dies in pedestrian, vehicle crash
• Ohio is passing a law about a school exam question – A strange story behind a testing fiasco
• Man charged for leaving 1-year-old baby in car as he shopped at Aldi: Solon police blotter
• Ohio high school boys soccer’s top forwards: Coach survey, All-State results
• Olmsted Falls High School Masquers present ‘Witness for the Prosecution’
• Lakewood native helping middle school girls express themselves
• Cleveland police are requesting assistance locating juvenile
• A young Cleveland fan’s milestone lights up Cavs’ arena
• 9-year-old denies charges in attack on autistic girl in Cleveland; judge seeks family services investigation
• Massillon vs. DeSales: Watch Ohio high school football playoffs Round 3 live
• 16-year-old, 20-year-old arrested for Westlake gun store robbery
• Jackson High School freshman wins National Civics Bee
• Cleveland mayor, CMSD CEO, hear concerns from Collinwood community over potential school consolidations
• CH-UH school board gets two new members, schedules emergency town hall on funding cuts
• OHSAA Division II regional semifinals preview: Avon takes state-title defense to undefeated Wadsworth
• OHSAA Division II regional semifinals preview: Avon takes state-title defense to undefeated Wadsworth
• Richmond Hts. Schools will continue to look for answers after levy fails for third time
• Cleveland Police District 2 search for teen missing since Nov. 4
• Seeking Justice: 11-year-old girl’s murder still unsolved 40 years later
• Solon child passes away after being found in pond
• Man arrested for attacking child at the Seven Hills Meijer
• Cleveland child torture case: Girl, 10, gets home detention at arraignment; a 9-year-old boy fails to show up
• 13-year-old boy seriously injured in West Side shooting, police investigating
• OHSAA Division V regional quarterfinals preview: Fairview’s historic show hits the road
• Cleveland Schools announces massive consolidation plan to close 23 buildings
• Parma voters fail to pass school levy
• Email about superintendent from former North Royalton school board member raises conflict of interest concerns
• Uncle who fell asleep charged after his young nephew was found alone wandering in apartment building: Beachwood police blotter
• Experts say trust in school boards is eroding in Ohio
• Darius Garland helps reward CMSD students with ‘Perfect 10 Attendance Program’
• Northeast Ohio children severely burned, even killed, attempting TikTok fire challenges
• The Children’s Museum of Cleveland offers free event and memberships for low-income families
• Lewis Elementary students treated to a magical surprise with performance by Rick Smith Jr.
• Teens gather for annual Chagrin Falls pumpkin roll
• New innovative learning lab unveiled at CMSD school, empowering children through immersive learning
• 17-year-old accused of fatal convenience store shooting arrested
• Westlake Schools treasurer urges caution with Ohio property tax changes
• Cleveland teens arrested in connection with 37 car break-ins, shooting incident
• “That monster took him from us.”
• 5-year-old boy killed in hit and skip remembered 12 years later
• Woman gets max sentence for murder of 3-year-old in Ohio store parking lot
• Parent group sues Lakewood school board over Lincoln Elementary School closure vote
• Cuyahoga County judge delays hearing for children accused of torturing 5-year-old
• A rarity: Cleveland rape case of 5-year-old highlights how few young children face arrest across the country
• CMSD to present school closure and merger recommendations to board of education next month
• 16-year-old boy sentenced to life in prison for fatal Euclid shooting
• Cleveland Schools CEO says “Building Brighter Futures” plan will mean tough decisions
• Lakewood School Board approves superintendents recommendations for elementary schools future
• Children accused of torturing autistic Cleveland girl to appear before judge
• Euclid City School District to offer feminine care products to students for free
• 2 CMSD schools closed due to power outages
• Independence students discover Washington, DC
• Cleveland rape case of 5-year-old girl will test limits of juvenile justice for very young defendants
• Bedford school board meeting turns tense as parents demand answers over high school administrators placed on leave
• Cleveland Police surprise fourth grader who saved a toddler
• ‘We need to make a change’: Cleveland students take pledge against gun violence
• Cleveland Police searching for missing 12-year-old
• 13-year-old North Olmsted girl reported missing again
• 2 children, ages 9 and 10, charged with attempted murder, rape in brutal attack on 5-year-old girl, prosecutors say
• Jury finds Bionca Ellis guilty in killing of 3-year-old boy outside North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Three Cuyahoga County school districts are getting solar panels
• Bionca Ellis trial: Jury begins deliberations in murder case of 3-year-old boy outside North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Saint Ignatius High School responds to social media claim about Turning Point USA student group
• DeWine’s hemp ban exposes lawmakers protecting a pipeline of intoxicating hemp to children
• Officials identify 16-year-old who was fatally shot at Cleveland apartment complex
• Ohio EdChoice voucher program faces legal battle, but keeps Trinity High School in Garfield Heights thriving
• Ohio high school football scores for Week 8: Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025
• Cleveland police pick up 15-year-old in break-in probe, fourth arrest in a week
• Akron’s St. Vincent-St. Mary High School cancels upcoming football game against Harvest Prep, citing mounting injuries and illness
• Jury finds former Head Start teacher not guilty of assault
• Cleveland police investigating allegations that a 5-year-old was gang-raped by kids 10 and under
• Charter schools have higher absenteeism that public districts: The Wake Up for Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025
• Juvenile court’s new gun monitoring program shows early success in reducing detentions, recidivism
• High school students help create documentary of Frederick Douglass speech
• Prosecution to call witnesses in trial for woman accused of killing toddler at North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Bay Village Schools sees 15% drop in federal Title I funding
• Holy Name High School turns heads, sparks conversation with new billboard campaign
• Would truancy charges help reverse Ohio’s crisis-level school absenteeism? Today in Ohio
• Lakewood superintendent recommends repurposing of Lincoln Elementary School: ‘These decisions were not made lightly’
• Northeast Ohio school districts with levies and bond issues on the November 4 ballot
• ‘Allegations of serious misconduct’: Bedford City Schools confirms some high school employees placed on leave amid investigation
• Driver hits 17-year-old girl on bike in Euclid and takes off
• 2 arrested after Parma teen fatally shot at party in Cleveland
• Parents no longer permitted to drop off unsupervised elementary and middle school children at Parma football games
• Officers called to school regarding suspicious person: Berea Police Blotter
• Solon School District details asbestos cleanup plan at Roxbury; expert outlines potential health risks
• 3 siblings missing from Cleveland’s Central neighborhood found safe
• Judge denies motion to sequester jury in trial of woman accused of killing toddler at North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• 16-year-old Valley Forge Patriot student shot, killed during fight in Cleveland; 18-year-old arrested
• Parma City School District announces new rule for football game attendees
• Ohio’s public schools are being crushed while charter schools get millions in new funding
• Solon Police find missing 16-year-old boy
• Same Rocky River school bus involved in 2 accidents in 2 days
• Soggy start but the trend is much drier and warmer by the weekend
• 30,000 Ohio children stripped of healthcare while billions given to rich: “Stain on Ohio”
• Boy reports having Bluetooth stolen by three juveniles in University Square garage: University Heights police blotter
• Former coach at 2 Lorain County schools accused in child porn case says he had sex with teen: Complaint
• Rocky River school bus involved in accident
• St. Stanislaus School in Cleveland mourns loss of beloved teacher, her husband
• Chagrin Falls Schools among top 5 districts on Ohio Report Card
• Which schools beat report card expectations, based on income? Ranking all 607 Ohio districts
• 15-year-old boy missing from Cleveland
• Juvenile shot after porta-potty with Cuyahoga County Deputy inside tipped over
• North Olmsted City Schools superintendent discusses report card, announces Eagle Report
• Parma schools superintendent touts new Ohio school report card as ‘great accomplishment’
• Teen identified after shooting death at Cleveland deli
• Hands on program teaches high school students unique manufacturing skills
• History made: First Lebanese American Miss Ohio Teen USA
• 10 Cleveland Metropolitan School District teachers get classroom surprise
• Alert resident stops teens from stealing neighbor’s bike: Lyndhurst police blotter
• St. Ignatius High School student carjacked at gunpoint by multiple suspects
• Boy, 12, banned from all Mayfield school events due to unruly behavior at football game
• ‘Science of reading,’ in early stages, may be blunting top districts: Capitol Letter
• 12-year-old found with pistol on Lakewood’s St. Edward High School transport van
• 3 children injured after car crash on I-490 West at I-90
• ‘Rock the Challenge’: Northeast Ohio students mix fun with service
• Missing, endangered Cleveland teen last seen in Ohio City
• Cleveland Clinic psychologist on how to talk to your children about violence on social media
• Solon elementary students to resume classes at church after asbestos found at Roxbury
• St. Vincent-St. Mary High School cancels football games against Ursuline High School
• Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court gets nearly $30 million for community correctional facility
• 15-year-old fatally shot on Cleveland’s East Side, police say
• Cleveland Fed program prepares high school students for financial well-being
• Buckle up, bite in: Police partners with McDonald’s to give free food to students who drive safely
• 2 teen girls stabbed, injured in Cleveland
• 5-6 boys smash out front window of North Royalton home: police
• 2 teens shot in Cleveland’s Lee Seville neighborhood
• Cuyahoga County elementary school temporarily closed due to inconsistent asbestos results
• U.S. Marshals locate 4 missing Northeast Ohio children in 1 day
• Strongsville teen waiting for school bus grabbed in abduction attempt; man arrested
• Quiet Carnival to creates fun, inclusive space for children with autism
• Three in-school healthcare centers open at Cleveland schools
• Cleveland man sentenced to life without parole for raping children
• Back-to-School: Ohio troopers give us an inside look at school bus inspections
• Arraignment for 15-year-old boy shot by Cleveland police in stolen car
• 4 juveniles arrested after crashing into home during police chase in Garfield Heights
• Sentencing for 3 teenagers guilty of killing Cleveland mom, grandmother
• Court hearing for woman accused of killing toddler at North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Lakewood school consolidation decision still pending; parents demand clarity
• Shaker Heights High School student killed, 2 other boys injured in Maple Heights shooting
• Children could die: Blame anti-vaccine Trump administration for Ohio’s plummeting vax rates
• Authorities identify 17-year-old youth killed in gunfire in Maple Heights
• 9-year-old found safe after walking away from Brecksville birthday party
• Bionca Ellis files to plead not guilty by reason of insanity in stabbing death of 3-year-old boy at North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Baby girl found dead on Cleveland driveway
• Adults used children in string of Westlake beauty store thefts
• Boy, 15, accidentally shoots himself and girl while filming video with guns at Richmond Heights apartment
• Ohio doctors address importance of vaccines as students return to classrooms
• Generative AI’s impact on the classroom, from kindergarten to the university level
• Parma City Schools continues free meals for all students in 2025-2026
• Suspected driver turns herself in after hitting, injuring 14-year-old girl
• GoFundMe raises more than $216,000 for children of Cleveland teachers killed in North Carolina crash
• U.S. News & World Report unveils best Ohio public high schools in 2025
• Four boys arrested in connection with break-ins at former Notre Dame College: South Euclid Police Blotter
• Independence Local Schools suspends busing for high school students due to driver shortage
• Energy drinks fueling concern for children
• Cleveland schools open amid sadness over the deaths of two longtime teachers
• Stuffed with support: Solon’s first Tools for School drive fills bus with supplies
• Euclid man sentenced to more than 12 years for sex trafficking teenage girl, woman
• Two Cleveland teachers are killed in a fiery car crash in another state as they drive their oldest son to college
• Missing North Royalton teen found safe in another state
• Bay Village City School District celebrates outstanding performance
• Police looking for missing North Royalton teen who left home with a gun
• Beachwood Schools will use settlement money to benefit taxpayers
• Trump Medicaid cuts could cost children coverage that aids learning
• Beware of back-to-school shopping scams
• Study shows ChatGPT can give dangerous advice to children, teens within minutes of use
• Salvation Army of Greater Cleveland asks for food donations ahead of back to school season
• High school students clean Cuyahoga River as part of unique summer internship
• Orange Schools can count on continued police presence on campus
• Cleveland hosts Back to School Fest for students
• Accessing adult content in Ohio gets harder next month
• Rocky River’s new Superintendent talks about more than his favorite flavor of ice cream
• City officials, community partners host Back to School Fest
• Parma Schools superintendent combines positions in cost-saving move
• Nonprofit modifies ride-on cars to help children with disabilities play, grow
• Back-to-school savings in full swing with Ohio tax-free weeks
• Lakewood superintendent to recommend school changes without task force findings
• Akron Hoban teacher charged with sexual battery involving students, police say
• Teen misbehavior causes South Euclid’s National Night Out event to come to premature end; SEPD chief says ‘accountability is coming’
• Parma teen with behavioral issues missing for several weeks
• OHSAA girls golf preview: Cleveland.com Preseason All-Stars, top players for 2025
• New superintendent takes over at critical moment for Parma City Schools
• A few storms are possible on Wednesday
• Families sue CMSD over conditions at now-closed elementary school
• Lawsuit alleges toxic mold exposure by students, staff of Cleveland Metropolitan School District
• 17-year-old shot at Cleveland apartment complex
• Ohio Dept. of Youth Services picks Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court to establish 1st community correctional facility
• Young, gifted, wordsmiths — Cleveland teens turn everyday language into art at Poetry Slam: Justice B. Hill
• Shaker’s Van Aken District imposes nighttime chaperone policy for children
• ‘We really support them’: Brooklyn brothers to host lemonade stand for family of fallen Lorain Police Officer Phillip Wagner
• Previously convicted killer accused of Cleveland Heights teen murder
• Van Aken District limiting unaccompanied children after 8 p.m.
• Padua Franciscan High School senior is Miss Ohio Teen USA 2025
• Solon boy, thinking he was buying Jordan sneakers, taken for a ride and robbed by two men
• Fifth-grade classes relocating to mobile units at Strongsville’s Surrarrer Elementary School
• At this horse camp in Cleveland, children learn how to ride and heal
• This children’s concert promises bubbles, puppets and a song that has parents clutching their pearls
• Child stabbed in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood
• ‘Not worth it all’: 14-year-old boy’s message to other children about car thefts
• City of Cleveland extends cooling centers again amid high temperatures
• 13-year-old dies after medical emergency at day camp in Highland Hills
• Help local students succeed in the classroom: Donate to the WKYC School Supply Fundraiser
• Disney new back-to-school line has secret discount code to save on the cutest supplies
• Akron Children’s, Summa Health to host health fair
• National program aiming to expand child care supply heads to northeast Ohio
• Baby born on I-271 in Pepper Pike
• Ohio attorney general adds his voice to try and save EdChoice
• Northeast Ohio students who built prosthetic hands now flying to Ecuador for delivery
• Berea Police locate missing 14-year-old girl
• Nike x LEGO collaboration launching: Parents need to see this playful merch
• Free school supplies available for Lakewood families at July 26 resource fair
• An Ohio toddler died after her mom left her home alone while she took a 10-day vacation. A judge called it the ‘ultimate act of betrayal’
• Parma Schools to swap former Renwood Elementary property for city land
• ‘Her care is not a luxury’: Ohio family worries Medicaid cuts could threaten daughter’s future
• Northeast Ohio program teaches farming to children in underserved communities
• ‘EdChoice is the law of the land’: Ohio Republican leaders trying to save Ohio’s EdChoice program
• 2 men sentenced 25 years to life for shooting death of 10-year-old
• Uncertainty remains for Northeast Ohio after-school programs, even after federal funding is restored
• 15-year-old boy killed, 3 others injured in shooting during block party, Cleveland police say
• Shooting in Lee Seville neighborhood injures 2 teens: EMS
• 2 teens killed, 1 injured in rollover crash: Cleveland Police
• Leads on persons of interest under investigation in case of missing teen Keshaun Williams
• National High School Football Hall of Fame announces relocation to Brook Park
• Missing, endangered Cleveland teen last seen at tattoo shop
• Fourth time the charm? Parma schools to consider another levy attempt
• Fundraiser set up for 10-year-old who witnessed mother’s death in Vermilion shooting
• OHSAA officially sanctions girls high school flag football
• 12-year-old in critical condition after catching fire on Cleveland’s East Side
• Northeast Ohio students host community town hall on statewide cuts, safety concerns
• Parma elementary school educators prepare for new ELA curriculum
• Oakwood Village Police looking for 16-year-old girl missing since late May
• Ohio’s top high school football running backs: Meet the best Division 6 RBs in 2025
• Strongsville Schools considers building ‘sports dome’ for athletics instead of conventional fieldhouse
• Solon Schools prepares for fall with leadership changes, roadwork planning and music season kickoff
• SE-L School Board President Cassandra Jones resigning, effective July 22
• ‘Cuyahoga Choo-Choo’: Toddler publishes book about his favorite Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad train
• Northeast Ohio Weather: Dry today; rain and storms return tomorrow
• Case of fatal stabbing of 3-year-old boy in North Olmsted appears headed for trial
• Parma schools, city eye land-swap involving former Renwood Elementary site
• 16-year-old killed in shooting on Cleveland’s East Side
• Cleveland lawyer pens children’s-book series, newest adventure highlights food banks
• Ohio families concerned about losing Medicaid coverage; state lawmakers respond
• How Laurel School student Claire Leland started Celiac Support Collective
• 16-year-old crashes into Cleveland Fire’s ladder truck on I-480
• Judge calls out stealth Ohio effort to fund private schools for what it is – unconstitutional: Thomas Suddes
• Police seek identity of 3-month-old baby abandoned outside Cleveland home
• 1 teen killed, another injured in Cleveland shooting
• Family of 11-year-old shooting plans to take Cleveland schools to the Ohio Supreme Court
• Woman arrested after 1-year-old child wanders into traffic in Mayfield Village
• Trumbull County man sentenced to 50 more years in prison for grooming 40 underage girls for sex
• Former Solon students receive $255K in band director abuse settlement
• Police seek public’s help in identifying driver who injured 9-year-old in hit-and-run in Cleveland
• Ohio child care shortage challenges working parents
• 2-year-old boy struck by vehicle in Cleveland
• CODE ORANGE: An Air Quality Alert has been issued for Saturday
• Westlake police use drones to find missing 4-year-old boy
• Lakewood City Schools sells Franklin School to local nonprofit
• Parma Schools planning $2.8 million in summer projects, including replacement of Normandy High domes
• Ohio’s top high school football quarterbacks: Meet the best Division 6 QBs in 2025
• Ohio’s top high school football tight ends: Meet the best Division 6 TEs in 2025
• Solon speech and debate teams earn national recognition in Iowa
• Outgoing Parma City Schools superintendent leaves message for the community
• Medical examiner identifies woman killed in Cleveland shooting that also injured teen
• Solon Schools taps homegrown leaders to guide middle school students
• Berea school officials tried, and failed, to hide settlement in football team hazing lawsuit
• Ohio coach keeps last National Youth Sports Program alive in Cleveland
• Inside the ruling that could end Ohio’s $1 billion gift to private and religious schools
• Cleveland music students preparing for performance at the Rock Hall, looking to collect instruments too!
• 14-year-old remembered after being accidentally shot and killed in Cleveland
• Euclid Police find missing 14-year-old boy
• Woman dead, teen injured in Cleveland shooting
• Dad severely burned after risking life to save his 2 stepchildren following Cleveland apartment explosion
• Teacher accused in Westlake stalking case pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Boy, 17, breaks into elementary school to reflect on his day as a student
• Ohio man sentenced to 30 Years in prison for sexually exploiting teenager
• Ohio Senate cuts $10 million for childcare but gives $20 million to faith-based fatherhood program: Today in Ohio
• Orange Schools adopts unified Lion mascot logo
• North Olmsted is spending millions to buy schools that will soon be empty
• Explosion at apartment complex injures 5; baby dropped to safety from 3rd-floor window
• Keeping children safe during extreme heat
• First responders find 5-year-old boy dead, still searching for father in Cuyahoga River
• Cleveland man arrested after threatening to shoot juvenile at Brook Park social club
• New private, secular school designed to be more accessible opening in Cleveland Heights
• Northeast Ohio education leaders warn HB 335 could gut millions from school budgets
• Solon boy’s bar mitzvah project supports Cleveland Clinic’s Child Life department
• North Ridgeville Schools announces multiple administrative appointments
• Former Hunting Valley school trainer sentenced to prison for sexual misconduct with students
• ‘I Am So I Can’: 4-year-old daughter of Browns TE David Njoku writes children’s book about following dreams
• University Circle Police officer recognized nationally for impactful youth outreach
• Browns youth camps kick off at practice fields in Berea with appearance from rookie class
• 2 years later: Cleveland teen Keshaun Williams remains missing
• Lakewood Schools superintendent pushes back elementary school task force presentation
• Solon Schools boost staff pay, promote alumna to assistant principal role
• Trial for Bionca Ellis delayed until October in murder of 3-year-old boy at North Olmsted Giant Eagle
• Cleveland shooting sends 13-year-old affected child to the hospital
• Callers report juveniles causing trouble
• Solon students earn national honors in chemistry and speech and debate
• 2 found guilty in shooting death of 10-year-old girl on 4th of July 2024
• Special ceremony honors Cleveland teens who saved boy from drowning
• Independence High School suspends bus services
• Westlake teacher retires after 49 years in the same classroom
• Closure of church festival leads to multiple disturbances as 300-400 juveniles migrate into Mayfield Heights
• Cleveland Metroparks police arrest ‘unruly’ youths after chaotic scene at Edgewater Park
• Cleveland Division of Police searching for missing 13-year-old girl
• 7-year-old boy now in stable condition after near-drowning at Cleveland pool
• Bay Village Education Foundation awards grants: Short Takes on the Westshore
• 3 teenagers injured in early morning shooting at Cleveland apartment
• Beachwood Schools reach settlement with Warrensville Heights Schools in Chagrin Highlands tax sharing suit
• This student-led musical is taking the stage
• Employees, students concerned as Cleveland Job Corps Center gets set to suspend operations
• Boy asks for assistance in removing from his wrist handcuffs he found: Lyndhurst police blotter
• Cleveland brothers claim self-defense in fatal shooting of 10-year-old girl
• Woman loses her cool after Chick-Fil-A sends daughter home from work due to length of fake fingernails
• University Hospitals serves up summer lunches for local children
• Noble Academy Cleveland teacher admits to sexual misconduct with student
• Woman arrives drunk to pick up child from Solon daycare
• Build the Bridge Showcase draws 550 high school football players for college scouts
• Children get lead screenings at Children Prom in Cleveland
• College professor’s documentary inspires local students to organize Walk for Water fundraiser
• Solon students soar to national success in Science Olympiad
• Woman, 2 girls transported to hospital after crash
• Families say farewell to Newton D. Baker School of Arts as it closes for good
• Cleveland police need help finding missing teen
• ‘Lead-safe’ is a lie. Cleveland is still using children as lead detectors: Leila Atassi
• ‘Joseph House’ organization gifts refugee students in Cleveland with bikes during giveaway
• Unique event in Cleveland aims to boost lead screenings for children
• Man collects donations for sick children to create life-sized plushies while battling cancer
• Funeral service held for Bay High School student-athlete Dylan Veselic, who died in tragic lacrosse accident
• How does varying age cutoffs for kindergarten by district standardize anything? Today in Ohio
• Orange High School teacher to receive Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Award
• Unleashed German shepherd attacks boy; wanted Cleveland man with tequila arrested: Berea police blotter
• Education on their minds: What Ohioans said at town hall about vouchers, mental health, academic freedom
• Cleveland Police searching for missing child last seen Friday
• North Olmsted High School’s Class of 2025 described as dedicated students
• Boy, 16, robbed of $1,200 necklace by teens who were giving him a ride: Lyndhurst Police Blotter
• Boy, 10, dies after being thrown from crash on U.S. 422 in Solon
• Former student returns to Mayfield High years later; causes disturbance for unknown reasons
• Cleveland Metroparks announces return of the Children Lunch and Learn Nature Series
• Hudson, Lakewood high schools shine at 2025 Dazzle Awards at Playhouse Square
• Miss Manners: School demands parents fund staff appreciation week: It’s tacky
• Parma City Schools invites community to question new superintendent finalists
• Cleveland police seek help finding 17-year-old, 9-month-old son
• Drunk man beats teen son in Beachwood mall lot for violating his ‘religious and parental values’
• Prom 2025: Beachwood High School
• Officials release cause of death for Bay High School lacrosse player who was injured on playing field
• FDA banning petroleum-based synthetic dyes from nation’s food supply
• Parma schools to announce two finalists for superintendent
• Maple Heights Police find missing 9-year-old boy
• Plan to repair sinking foundation at Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School on hold
• Bay High School lacrosse team cancels remainder of season after player’s death
• Two Mentor schools given ‘shelter-in-place’ order as robbery suspect remains at large
• Prom 2025: Brunswick High School celebrates Prom at the Encore Event Center
• Willoughby South wins Northeast Ohio girls flag football tournament championship
• Parma Schools superintendent ‘disappointed’ by yet another levy failure
• Cuyahoga County jury finds father not guilty of murder in infant son’s death
• Lakewood parents hold bike rally in support of keeping all 7 elementary schools open
• Lakewood task force recommends 4 elementary school consolidation options
• Northeast Ohio Monday weather forecast: Temps near 80 degrees
• Prom 2025: St. Ignatius High School celebrates at The Aviator
• Prom 2025: Euclid High School celebrates at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens
• Cuyahoga County’s juvenile justice reform talks emphasize community involvement, prevention first
• The importance of book fairs for students at Wade Park School
• Mixed results across Northeast Ohio as voters say ‘no’ to some school levies, ‘yes’ to others
• Two angry women tear-up South Euclid Penn Station while holding toddlers in their arms
• Pediatric measles case confirmed in Cuyahoga County, may have exposed others at Hillcrest Hospital
• Ohio high school lacrosse player dies from injury he suffered in a game
• Cuyahoga County Office of Child Support Services adds digital tools
• Cleveland students build robot trash can in hopes of curbing crime
• FORECAST | One more day of rain
• Lakewood parents on edge amid looming school closure decision
• Northeast Ohio Monday weather forecast: Showers and thunderstorms
• High school drama departments celebrate Dazzle Award nominations
• Resident frustrated by children repeatedly jumping into the water: Olmsted Falls police blotter
• Fairview Park schools superintendent warns proposed HB 96 to ‘create instability and chaos’
• The Price of Education: Ohio mandate forces public school districts to pay millions to bus private, charter students
• Severe thunderstorms, damaging winds threaten Northeast Ohio Thursday
• Vermilion teacher charged with illegal gambling activity in Cuyahoga County
• Cleveland’s plan to shorten calendars of extended-year schools gets pushback from some teachers, parents
• Cleveland school board votes to unify district’s academic calendars despite pushback from teachers and parents of extended-year students
• Quiet today, waves of rain & storms return beginning tomorrow
• Cleveland activists say gun violence prevention efforts are disjointed — but there’s a fix
• In Cleveland, shootings drop but children are at higher risk
• Teen punches man who called him out for illegal parking at Raising Cane’s
• Olmsted Falls Schools superintendent calls state voucher program ‘welfare for the wealthy’
• Authorities searching for missing person in Ohio
• Weather Impact Alert issued for Tuesday: Severe weather possible
• Diaper Lifeline: 150,000 diapers delivered to Greater Cleveland families in historic donation
• Northeast Ohio Monday weather forecast: Sunny and warm
• New assistant superintendent named at Independence schools
• Hundreds of Ohioans celebrate Mexico’s Children’s Day
• Eighth-grade angler following in dad’s footsteps: NE Ohio fishing report
• Three run from fleeing car after Highland Heights police chase it into resident’s backyard
• Students work with Make-A-Wish foundation to help grant families’ wishes
• Davis Aerospace and Maritime High School students fighting for year-round schooling to continue
• Mayor’s letter sparks mixed reactions as Lakewood elementary school consolidation decision looms
• 3 teens shot in Cleveland overnight
• Cleveland Division of Police asks for assistance in finding missing 15-year-old girl
• Boy and girl caught ‘hanging out’ at playground in middle-of-night: Mayfield Police Blotter
• 88-year-old driver denies charges in hit-skip that injured toddler in Parma grocery lot
• Solon High senior earns BBB scholarship for integrity, leadership
• Saint Ignatius students travel to Rome for Pope Francis’ funeral
• Steffani Cicerchi returns to North Royalton Schools as pupil services director
• Today’s sunshine kicking off a GREAT work week rebound
• Cleveland Police Beat a Teenager in Front of Tower City in March, a Lawsuit Claims
• 16-year-old boy charged in Euclid shooting that killed 1, wounded 4 youths
• ‘They can’t be children’: Conversations on healing, connection begin to address youth violence
• 5K run-walk honoring 3-year-old Julian Wood being held this Saturday in North Olmsted
• Suspended CLE officer pleads guilty to charges in connection to a shot fired in Lake Co. school parking lot
• Fisher-Price recalls stroller toy due to choking hazard
• Cleveland Police searching for motorcyclist who allegedly struck 11-year-old boy
• ‘You hit a child and just left him there like he didn’t matter’: Cleveland man sentenced in fatal hit-skip of 7-year-old
• Cleveland Public Library hosts ‘Girl Power!’ event Thursday
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