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A 10-year-old girl claimed her elementary school teacher tried to fondle her -- 18 years ago.
Ohio lawmakers who want schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes for the year say the state's tourism industry loses business when kids go back to school too early.
A local school is one of four nationwide that will be featured in an internet town hall with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan tomorrow.
Solon Boys Swim Team is back in the water after punishment.
Three students are accused of inducing panic by sending threats that included causing an explosion that would blast the principal's legs into 60 pieces.
The number of students enrolling in college with learning disabilities is growing.
The government is making food served to 32 million kids healthier, but could more be done?
Students: Get ready for pizza with whole-grain crust and bigger portions of fruits and vegetables on your school lunch tray.
Schoolchildren's favorite lunch -- the ubiquitous frozen pizza -- is about to get healthier.
West Geauga Middle School is spending this week educating students about bullying.
The National Council on Teacher Quality finds teachers are seeing tenure protections weakened as states seek flexibility to fire teachers.
Ohio's former public schools superintendent is up for a high-level position in the U.S. Department of Education.
The overseer of Ohio's higher education system is proposing that students should get a career-readiness certificate after one year of college and an associate's degree after two years, even if they're working toward a four-year degree.
Apple introduced new apps today that could change the way students study and retain information.
An assistant cross country coach will be suspended for one day without pay in connection with an 'egg nog' running challenge.
A Friday the 13th "lock-in" at Copley High School has lead to disciplinary action against four students.
It has been 20 years since the Garfield Heights School District has received new operating tax dollars
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is giving scholars and fans access to the stories behind the music.
A recording of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is getting new attention after being found in 2010
He's well-known in the arts community from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, but those who know him never expected this.
A Cleveland school was recently closed when concerns arose over the structural integrity of the 100-year old school
Ohio's education system earns a C+ on an industry publication's national report card.
An Ohio House bill that would expand policies against bullying in schools and online has cleared a Senate committee.
After concerns about the structural integrity of a roof at Almira School, which was housed at Nathaniel Hawthorne, the district is taking a closer look at older buildings.
Several states have had to delay plans for reform after getting money from the U.S. Department of Education.
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District says student and staff at the Almira School will be moved to a new building after concerns were raised about support beams.
The parents of an 8th grader who was fatally shot by police are demanding to know why officers took lethal action.
Shaker Heights High School students prepare for President Obama's visit on Wednesday
Chardon school officials carefully analyze the conditions before declaring a snow day
High school students from southwest Ohio are making Iowa their classroom during a trip to observe the state's presidential caucuses.