HeyJaredDe'Jah Gross
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 35
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Lakota parents push district to restore crosswalk safety presence at 3 elementary schools (opens the original)
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covers Tri-State education and school-related stories. If you have a story that you'd like De'Jah to look into or a news tip, contact her at dejah.gross@wcpo.com. LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio. — Parents in the Lakota Local School District are calling on the school board to restore adult supervision at three elementary school crosswalks after the district removed staff aides just days before the school year began. Monday night, volunteers and parents addressed the board , saying flashing lights and edu
Miami University Hamilton Campus's new teacher education studio gives future educators hands-on experience (opens the original)
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covers Tri-State education and school-related stories. If you have a story that you'd like De'Jah to look into or a news tip, contact her at dejah.gross@wcpo.com. HAMILTON, Ohio. — A traditional college classroom with desks and chairs at Miami University's regional Hamilton campus has been transformed into a fully functioning teacher education studio, and the educators behind it say it was a dream they once thought would never happen. The new space is designed for students in the Regional Primar
Former special education teacher faces charges after allegedly slapping nonverbal autistic son on field trip (opens the original)
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covers Tri-State education and school-related stories. If you have a story that you'd like De'Jah to look into or a news tip, contact her at dejah.gross@wcpo.com. NEWPORT, Ky. — A Northern Kentucky mother is demanding answers after she says her 13-year-old son's longtime special education teacher slapped her nonverbal, autistic child during a school field trip in June. The mother, who asked to remain anonymous to protect her children, says the incident happened when her son, a former student at
Letters 2 Literacy expands reach with $20,000 grant to serve low-income students outside Clermont County (opens the original)
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covers Tri-State education and school-related stories. If you have a story that you'd like De'Jah to look into or a news tip, contact her at dejah.gross@wcpo.com. BATAVIA, Ohio — A Batavia nonprofit that grew from a single fitness studio room is now serving more than 200 students a week, and a new $20,000 grant is helping it reach even further. Letters 2 Literacy, a Batavia nonprofit focused on literacy and phonics, has grown from a 300-square-foot room at Anchor Fitness into a 4,300-square-foot
North College Hill City Schools faces additional $1.8M in cuts if voters don't pass earned income tax levy (opens the original)
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covers Tri-State education and school-related stories. If you have a story that you'd like De'Jah to look into or a news tip, contact her at dejah.gross@wcpo.com. NORTH COLLEGE HILL, Ohio — North College Hill City Schools is facing a potential fiscal emergency, and Superintendent Eugene Blalock says cuts to staff, sports and academic programs are coming if voters don't pass a 1.25% earned income tax levy. The district was notified this week that it must cut an additional $1.8 million from its bu
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