Columbus Educator Sherry Daniel Awarded Fulbright for Global Classroom Exchange
Columbus Gifted Academy educator Sherry Daniel has been awarded the Fulbright Teacher Exchange award for the 2024-2025 academic year. She will participate in the Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms program.
Woodcrest Elementary Joins Hands with Local Volunteers and 2nd & 7 to Enrich Student Learning and Community Engagement
Woodcrest Elementary School collaborated with local volunteers for a day of service, which included setting up a sensory room, creating care packages, and launching a Free Little Library to boost student education and community engagement.
Oakland Park Community Unites with Local Police at National Night Out Event in Columbus
Oakland Park Elementary and Omega Psi Phi rallied the community with National Night Out to strengthen police relations, aided by a city grant. Activities and resources fostered unity, with the school and police emphasizing community engagement.
Two Bexley Teachers Resign Amidst Inquiry Into Special Needs Student's Handling, Sparking District-Wide Safety Talks
Two Cassingham Elementary teachers resigned following the handling of a special needs student, spurring Bexley School District to discuss changes in student-teacher interactions.
Ohio State University Gears Up for Exciting Fall Semester as Students Begin Move-In Process
Ohio State University starts its fall move-in, expecting a strong turnout based on a record number of applicants. Details for new and returning students include move-in dates and an early arrival option with an additional fee.
Columbus City Schools Culminates Successful Summer Food Safety Certification Program
Columbus City Schools' initiative increased food safety certifications among food service staff through summer training, culminating in a ServSafe exam, enhancing their skills and career advancement opportunities.
"Coffee with Council" Series: Upper Arlington Residents Invited to Discuss City's Future Over Coffee at UA Farmers Market
Upper Arlington's "Coffee with Council" series allows residents to discuss local issues with city leaders at the UA Farmers Market. The next session is August 7, focusing on community concerns and park planning.











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