AKRON -- Twenty-three charter schools in Ohio better get their grades up.
CLEVELAND -- With the meltdown on Wall Street, many finance majors are worried about whether they can find jobs when they graduate.
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland School District is reminding school employees that they can't campaign during school hours.
AKRON -- Akron's Sewers-For-Scholarships proposal is once again in front of City Council, but this time its to adopt an ordinance supporting details that make hundreds of additional students eligible for scholarships tied to the controversial program.
LAKEWOOD -- If you have been putting money in a college investment fund, chances are you might be worried about how it is doing.
NEW YORK -- New York Senator Charles Schumer is calling on the government to make sure the credit squeeze doesn't dry up student loan programs.
COLUMBUS -- Nearly 3,000 people in Ohio are waiting for a life saving organ transplant. One Ohioan dies every other day waiting for a transplant.
AKRON -- Akron's mayor has finalized and sent to the city council a proposal to finance college scholarships by renting out the city's sewage system.
CLEVELAND -- Governor Ted Strickland is telling Northeast Ohio voters to support the 60 school issues on the November ballot.
MADISON, Wis. -- The University of Wisconsin marching band has been suspended while allegations of hazing, alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct are investigated.
BRUNSWICK -- Nine-year-old Tyler looks forward to the day Pastor Don visits him at Towslee Elementary each week.
ATHENS, Ohio -- Ohio University in Athens is switching to semesters.
WALTON HILLS -- A state Appeals Court has sided with Walton Hills in its efforts to transfer out of the Bedford School District.
CLEVELAND -- Dozens of people showed their support for Cleveland school students today, by taking part in "Hats Off to CMSD Kids Day."
RICHMOND HEIGHTS -- Five levy failures in Richmond Heights have meant teacher cuts, classroom sizes doubled and no marching band.
AKRON -- Dozens of North High students are sitting at home for challenging Akron's new dress code.
CLEVELAND -- A boys academy in Cleveland has received passing marks from the state in its mission to provide order, discipline and a safe school environment for the area's young men.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- An investment fund that serves about 1,000 colleges and private schools has partially frozen withdrawals amid the nation's credit crunch.
AKRON -- An Akron teacher who masqueraded as a combat veteran once threatened to bring a shotgun to school and shoot a special education student who was making too much noise, according to his teaching file.
BEREA -- Phones have been ringing off the hook in many college financial aid offices. Parents and students are worried about student loan availability.
