Education
The State of Ohio has many different prominent issues in need of attention. One of those being the desperate need for growth with child literacy. Now, efforts to improve child literacy in Ohio are getting a boost from a federal grant worth $42 million over five years! The state Department of Education says the funding […]
Join the fun of the inaugural COSI Science Festival May 1-4, 2019. For the first three days of the COSI Science Festival, events will be held throughout central Ohio showcasing the amazing science being done in our community. The 2019 COSI Science Festival culminates in an exciting and fun celebration of science with the Big […]
A Historic Black Church that has been operating for more that 200 years decided to raise money to donate to students at an affluent Historical Black College and University. Leaders at Alfred Street Baptist Church of Alexandria, Virginia raised more than $100,000 for Howard University seniors to aid in paying off their student loan balances. […]
Hey Parents! Lots of kids are burning themselves and guess who is the culprit? Microwavable instant soup, instant noodles, cups of soup, or water for making instant soup, according to the U.S. National Electronic Injury Surveillance System. Emory University researchers discovered scald burns associated with these items affected more than 9,500 children in the U.S. each […]
It looks like poor ratings is causing Love and Hip Hop New York to cut a lot of their cast members for the upcoming season. Rumors say that season 9 is gonna introduce some new face but drastically cut some of the old. Who got cut? Check it out below: Who Won’t be returning: 1. […]
Regional campuses excited to hear the new to help their students with financial aid. The Ohio State University looks to expand financial aid services from its main campus to regional campuses. The university looks to expand its program to help its 1,200 students in Lima, Mansfield, Marion and Newark campuses. The expansion will begin […]
Students across Central Ohio are walking out of class today to commemorate the anniversary of the Columbine shooting. The walkouts are for everyone that died at the hands of a mass shooter. Students said they hope the walkout also sends out the message that mass shootings have to stop. Upper Arlington High School principal said the […]
A Columbus City Schools Prinicipal has been charged with soliciting after an undercover arrest at an Easton Hotel. The incident occured last month and records show that Leon Leavelle responded to a Backpage ad that was placed by a detective at the Hilton in Easton. Leavelle offered the officer $40 for sex and […]
The boys were only 13 and 14 yrs old when they threw rocks and sandbags off of Interstate 75 in Toledo, Ohio. One of the sandbags landed on the car window of 22-year-old Marquise Byrd of Warren, Michigan, who later died. The boys have been sentenced to a youth treatment center and could be released this […]
Students turned their backs and chanted while the Secretary of Education spoke in planned speech by the University for commencement exercises this morning. Bethune-Cookman President Edison Jackson took a moment to step in to say “Your degrees can be mailed to you if this behavior continues.” As soon as the speech began people weren’t having it, […]
The box is addressed to “Alexis at #1 Wildcat Drive Reserve, LA 70084”. It’s a pretty big box and what she finds will shock you!
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is set to be commencement speaker at Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Florida. “The legacy of Dr. Bethune is that she was not constrained by political ideology, but worked across all parties to support B-CU,” President Edison O. Jackson said in a press release. In February HBCU alum from […]