Zack Carreon is a reporter at WVXU. He focuses on education and social issues, with a particular emphasis on the education system, higher education, and special education, while also exploring topics related to crime and justice in Ohio. Zack's work has been featured in WYSO Public Radio, WOSU Public Media, Wysu, Ideastream Public Media, and WVXU.
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Zack Carreon's coverage is focused on local education, government, and politics in Cincinnati and Ohio. His article titles indicate a focus on local events, such as school board meetings, government decisions impacting the community, and educational initiatives.
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By: Wvxu, Zack Carreon
The U.S. Sixth District Court of Appeals in Cincinnati heard oral arguments Tuesday on a case challenging the decision by Bethel Local School District in Tipp City to allow students to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
By: Zack Carreon
The plan, introduced to the Board just over a week ago would move students at nearly 30 CPS schools to different buildings to address overcrowding in some buildings and under-enrollment in others. It would also create six new middle schools at existing buildings.
By: Wvxu, Zack Carreon
Now months after its closure, the university's dysfunction is still haunting its former students. Alumni have flocked to Union Institute's now-dormant Facebook page and other online groups claiming they can't get their transcripts.
In total, 12 Northern Kentucky cities and three counties approved votes to allow medical sales in 2025, making them potential landing spots for some of Kentucky's first-ever medical marijuana dispensaries. No counties or municipalities in the region that put the question of medical marijuana on the ballot voted against them.
Several districts say they needed to pass levies to stay afloat and avoid deficit spending.
By: Wvxu, Zack Carreon
The Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM), the union representing tenured and tenure-track faculty and librarians at Miami University, was officially
The proposal received criticism from board members, teachers, and families, who told district leaders it made too many changes in too short a time frame.
Interim Superintendent Shauna Murphy will be the permanent superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools for the next two years.
By: Zack Carreon, Wvxu
As a longtime CPS employee, Murphy says she knows the district well and is prepared to lead, even though she didn't expect to be appointed to the permanent role so soon.
By: Wvxu, Zack Carreon
A startup company at the University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub has created an autonomous robot to locate, identify, and pick up debris on airport tarmacs.
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