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School districts from Strongsville to Mentor head back to the ballot to avert major cuts (opens the original)
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Strongsville resident Sean Balewski warns Strongsville school parents like him could leave the community entirely if a levy fails this November. Strongsville City School District says it is facing major cuts if voters don't approve new funding in the upcoming election. Other districts in Northeast Ohio face similar tough choices if their levies fail on the November ballot. Balewski said in the case of Strongsville, the district will cut much of what attracted his family to the school system in t
Northeast Ohio universities impacted by big drop in international student enrollment (opens the original)
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Enrollment at Kent State University and Cleveland State University shrank by hundreds of students this fall, as the number of international students in higher education continues to drop across the country. Despite facing similar challenges, overall enrollment was unchanged for the fall semester at the University of Akron and Youngstown State University, officials said this week. Enrollment statistics shared by the four major public universities in Northeast Ohio reflected the broader challenges
Is it time for Youngstown schools to be released from academic distress status? (opens the original)
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For the first time in more than a quarter century of state report cards assessing academic progress in Ohio, Youngstown City School District is meeting state standards overall. The district received three out of five stars overall on its report card released Tuesday, which the state defines as "meeting state standards." Youngstown superintendent Jeremy Batchelor said this historic moment should be celebrated. One way the state could do that? By removing the district from its "academic distress"
How Northeast Ohio's biggest school districts fared on the 2026 state report card (opens the original)
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Leaders in Ohio education policy are celebrating statewide gains at schools on the annual state report cards this week, with average math and English scores at a five-year high and chronic absenteeism at a five-year low. The scores show an overall slow but steady recovery from low test scores and high levels of students absenteeism since the 2020-2021 school year when many schools moved to remote-only instruction due to the pandemic. At Northeast Ohio's biggest schools districts, most saw their
City Council, Cleveland schools mulling land swap for new Glenville high school (opens the original)
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Cleveland City Council and Cleveland Metropolitan School District could swap several parcels of land to clear the way for a new high school in Glenville. City Council's Municipal Services and Property Committee passed an ordinance Monday that would give CMSD the J. Glen Smith Health Center in Glenville and several other properties. The school district in return would hand over Walton School in the Clark-Fulton neighborhood and Newton D. Baker School on the far West Side to the city. CMSD closed
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