Conor Morris is a reporter and producer focusing on local news in the Cleveland, Ohio area. He has written for Ideastream Public Media, WVXU, and WYSO Public Radio, and his work has also appeared in WYSU and WKSU-FM. Conor covers a range of topics including education, politics, and community issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his audience.
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Conor Morris focuses on local education and government matters, particularly related to Northeast Ohio, Cleveland, and Youngstown. His work largely revolves around educational leadership changes, school board decisions, and issues within the education system.
Given his focus on local educational institutions in Ohio, pitches should offer insights from educators or officials directly involved in these communities. Topics related to challenges facing schools in Northeast Ohio or policy implications for local governments would likely be of interest to him.
Moreover, since Conor's coverage attributes heavily lean towards government announcements (58%), offering exclusive information about upcoming appointments or policy changes at the regional level could also grab his attention.
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“We want to bring more attention to students on the importance of your civic responsibility,” Morales-Ortiz says.
By: Lucia Wolford
“The more you can get those students out and experiencing these things, the more doors it will open for them,” Campisi said.
By: Kyle Canonico
Head Coach Brian Rector and Team Captain Will Horvath weigh in on BW’s growing men’s tennis program, balancing academics and athletics and team bonding.
By: Kayla Gudel
“We are only within our little con circles, and there’s such a disconnect,” Raupp said.
By: Conor Morris
A Cuyahoga County judge on Monday ruled that a drop-in center for young people in Cleveland who are homeless cannot move forward on Franklin Avenue in Ohio City.
By: Conor Morris
The new members of Cleveland's Board of Education will face challenging decisions, with the district's budget forecast showing it quickly running out of money.
By: Conor Morris
Students will not return to Lakeside High School in Ashtabula County's Saybrook Township any time soon and perhaps not for the rest of this academic
By: Conor Morris
The Akron Public Schools teachers union and a school board member are raising concerns about transparency around Superintendent Michael Robinson's use of “disappearing” emails.
Every Cleveland Metropolitan School District graduating senior will automatically be admitted to attend Cuyahoga Community College if that's where they want to go, officials with both the district and Tri-C announced Monday.
The Cleveland teachers union says the move caught it by surprise, expecting the project not to be complete by 2026.
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