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How are central Ohio school districts implementing the state's AI policy requirement? (opens the original)
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It has been almost two months since the school year started for districts across Ohio, and it's the first year of Ohio's AI policy requirement. Each school district is implementing the policy in its own way. Hilliard City Schools launched an AI Readiness Framework, which begins introducing what AI is to students in kindergarten and extends all the way to high school. The district has also created guidelines teachers can use to define the level of AI that can be used for assignments. "It's not ne
Chase Bank and Ohio State to host scam and fraud prevention workshop (opens the original)
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Ohio State University's John Glenn College of Public Affairs and Fisher College of Business are collaborating to host a workshop Thursday titled, "Avoiding Fraud and Scams" from 6-7 p.m. in Page Hall. Kate Hallihan, senior assistant dean of students at the John Glenn College of Public Affairs, said financial stress is one of the greatest burdens on college students, which makes them especially vulnerable to fraud. Erica Wicks, vice president and Columbus community manager with Chase Bank, said s
Franklin County Municipal Courthouse temporarily closed for emergency maintenance (opens the original)
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The Franklin County Municipal Courthouse closed Wednesday due to emergency building maintenance and is expected to resume operations next Monday. The court closed after a section of the building's fire protection system was taken offline for repairs. Outstanding fire code violations identified during the Columbus Division of Fire's recent inspection, and the large number of people in the building also influenced the decision to close the court, Jodi Andes, a public information officer at the cou
Ohio State stands by chalking ban despite ACLU's challenge, students question the response (opens the original)
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After one year of Ohio State's ban against chalk on campus sidewalks, the ACLU of Ohio has threatened legal action against the university, calling the ban "unconstitutional." Ohio State leaders responded saying they disagree with the ACLU's analysis. David Carey, managing legal director of ACLU Ohio, said the organization is prepared to file a lawsuit. In the letter sent on July 30 to Ohio State University President Ravi Bellamkonda, the ACLU of Ohio said the ban violated the First Amendment. Th
Izza Haq (opens the original)
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