The new scholarships are part of Dayton Public Schools’ "Be Present for a Better Future" initiative, which focuses on attendance and Sinclair's "College-to-Career" pathway initiative.

Chef Tony Stanislo, instructor in the Chef & Restaurant Management program at Medina County Career Center, was recently awarded the Homer B. Smith award recognizing excellence in teaching in Medina County.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was recently held at the new downtown campus of Marion Technical College, established to increase access to college education by reducing transportation barriers.

A new partnership between Rhodes State and the Uniquely Abled Project, the first such partnership in Ohio, will aim to focus on the unique abilities and strengths of autistic people.

Students at Hocking College have more avenues to take advantage of the state-wide scholarship program. Administrators increased eligibility to six programs at the college and added scholarship funds for twelve additional students.

A group of faculty, staff, and students joined a local nonprofit for a day on the Great Miami River to learn about water conservation and area wildlife.

College administrators announce that the campus is up to eight certified LEED structures with another project in the approval process. Administrators note that the environmental approach on campus also saves money through lower utility bills.

CSCC and local IT consulting firm Manifest Solutions partnered to bring students an interactive event aimed at developing skills learned in the classroom in a simulated real-world activity.

A program sponsored by the state of Ohio will connect AP Computer Science Program students at CCCTC with local employers for paid IT internships.

Local teen, Lanna Kunzelman, has earned her associate degree from Clark State and is on track to earn a bachelor's degree by the time she is finished with high school.