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Ohio State basketball legend and college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg is helping launch a preparatory boarding school for young Black men.
South Western City Schools plans to place a $220 million bond on the November ballot to raise money to replace the district's two oldest high schools.
Cole Behrens, Columbus Dispatch The South Western City Schools Board of Education has unanimously voted to place a $220 million bond levy
By: Jordan Laird, Cole Behrens
An "inaccurate" and now-deleted social media post from a Columbus city department about raising the Somali flag at city hall sparked backlash from conservatives on July 1.
By: Cole Behrens, Jordan Laird
A Columbus city department's social media post incorrectly stated the Somali flag would be raised at city hall.
The state said it was investigating "anomalies" in test results at Independence and Walnut Ridge high schools in Columbus.
South Western school board has voted to put a $220M bond levy on the November ballot to fund replacement of the district's two oldest high schools.
A new report from Hilliard-based Bible education group LifeWise says the number of public schools participating in its religious release program has increased more than 11,000% since 2019.
An investigation into whether Columbus City Schools executives were overpaid or raised their own pay led to policy changes in the district.
By: Cole Behrens
A Columbus City Schools board member wants the district's former chief of staff to share how he received a pay raise in 2023.
