Heading towards the finish line in early March before the coronavirus pandemic put the…
As COVID-19 continues to work its way through Ohio, there is ongoing solace in…
After just under a year in business, The Old Spot in Grandview is permanently…
Shaundretta House Boykins was raised in an entrepreneurial household, with two grandparents who were…
As many businesses work to reopen after being shut down during the Coronavirus Pandemic,…
The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many businesses across the country. In Ohio, non-grocery retailers…
Every piece of our lives changed with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Theater…
Scott Gordon, owner of ScoGo Woodworking, began working with wood while still in grade…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Thursday, June 18, 5,889 cases and 269 deaths from…
What is school going to look like this Fall as the district plans for…
Work is progressing on a plan to bring new transit options and more concentrated…
Band-Aid recently announced it would be launching a range of bandages in light, medium…
This article was originally published on Thursday, June 25, 2020.
By Susan Tebben
Sarina Herman’s mom was…
Saturday, June 27 is National HIV Testing Day, and a new program from Faith…
Throughout the month of July and before members go on recess, Columbus City Council…
“We are grateful to our core community for supporting us,” said Russell Lepley-Pelacchi, co-founder…
by Hope Madden and George Wolf
We can all agree on one thing: 2020 blows.…
Legislation Introduced to Make Charter Schools Accountable
March 15, 2020 8:27 pm
Ohio Capital Journal
By Susan Tebben Two House members have come together with a bill looking to make charter schools more accountable to taxpayers. The “Community (Charter) School Operator Accountability Act” aims to take for-profit charter schools and require them to become nonprofits, and make records of their spending subject to public scrutiny and audit. “By removing that profit […]
NEXT: The Future of Schools
December 12, 2019 11:15 am
David Staley
It would appear that artificial intelligence will soon be going to school. Researchers are devising new machine learning techniques that involve what’s termed as “grounded language.” Deep learning today involves feeding an algorithm a lot of data and allowing the algorithm to identify patterns in that data. Some computer scientists are investigating the idea of having […]
School Garden Bus Tour Rolls through Central Ohio
Come tour some of Central Ohio’s finest school gardens, centered in and around Franklin County. You will have an opportunity to view school gardens at the elementary, middle school and high school levels. The gardens range from very large to small in scale, but you will be inspired regardless of size. Learn about the journey […]
School Garden Education Series Runs June 11-13
Change your life and see how to change the lives of the youth in your care through gardening. This three day series will increase your base of knowledge and introduce you to resource personnel. You’ll also have networking opportunities and will boost your confidence as a garden educator. Research shows that gardening with youth has […]
School Garden Education Series Runs June 11-13
Change your life and see how to change the lives of the youth in your care through gardening. This three day series will increase your base of knowledge and introduce you to resource personnel. You’ll also have networking opportunities and will boost your confidence as a garden educator. Research shows that gardening with youth has […]
School Garden Education Series Runs June 11-13
Change your life and see how to change the lives of the youth in your care through gardening. This three day series will increase your base of knowledge and introduce you to resource personnel. You’ll also have networking opportunities and will boost your confidence as a garden educator. Research shows that gardening with youth has […]
New Superintendent Promises Better Days for Columbus Schools
June 6, 2019 8:14 pm
Grant Walters
Columbus City Schools Superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon spoke about the district's progress and prognosis at a community engagement event last week
New Columbus City Schools Superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon imagines a new future for the district. Last week, at a community gathering at the King Arts Complex in King-Lincoln, she acknowledged the shortcomings of the school system to date and articulated a plan to change course. Columbus Board of Education, staff and stakeholders from Columbus City […]
