Conor Morris

Akron Public Schools is reinstating 15 employees the school board had voted to lay off earlier this year due to budget challenges.

The Athens NEWS, the local newspaper in southeastern Ohio where I got my start as a journalist, is no longer. It halted printing in January 2025, and its website is gone.

The Cleveland Teachers Union says dozens of educators will be recalled to the classroom this fall despite receiving layoff notices this spring due to financial challenges and building closures.

As a bus driver shortage continues to affect the country, Ohio is considering changes to its school transportation system.

A state working group has made a number of recommendations related to Ohio’s public school transportation infrastructure.

Plans for a drop-in center in Ohio City for young people experiencing homelessness face new setbacks after an appeals court ruled Thursday the case

At a time when some consider public education under attack in Ohio, a group called Honesty for Ohio Education has stepped forward to advocate for public schools and push back on private school voucher funding.

"Ax the tax here!" A small group of advocates called out to passersby who hurried past as rain fell at a flea market in Hartville on a Saturday morning in late May.

At a recent City Club of Cleveland forum about property taxes, an audience member stood up to ask a pointed question:

Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Warren Morgan said the school district's educator staffing numbers are strong as it prepares to enter into a new school year with fewer school buildings.