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3D boot camp available for educators

June 21-24 3D boot camp set for educators

Food service earns award

Food service earns award AUSTINTOWN The Austintown Schools Food Service Department received the

Hiram visit focuses on decisions for Jackson-Milton students

None 4 Under 21 teaches Jackson-Milton students about decisions and choices

Business journalism major set for Thiel

Thiel College will be one of a few colleges to offer a business journalism major

YSU students solve challenge questions

13 YSU students participate in nonprofit leadership event

Use selflessness as key into God’s hall of fame, Tressel urges

Jim Tressel is no stranger to halls of fame. The longtime football coach and current president of Youngstown State University has left his footsteps in nearly a half-dozen of them. But he’s got one more in sight.

Boardman students observe life cycle through hatching chicks

Market Street Elementary students learn life cycle of chickens

Oakhill Collaborative receives grant for Pi program

The Raspberry Pi program is a youth-driven, STEM program that provides an innovative and inexpensive way to teach teens to build, troubleshoot and program their own Raspberry Pi micro-computer, which is the size of a credit card and plugs into a television.

Conference honors Youngstown school parents

Friday conference recognizes 265 city school parents for their involvement in their children’s education

Former Warren Harding teacher charged again with drug-possession

A former Warren G. Harding High School home-economics teacher indicted for drug offenses

YSU ingenuity on display

YSU student Clay McCullough right, explains how a hydro generator will work. McCullough, Anthony Onderko and Seth Nycum designed and constructed the device, and it was selected to become one of OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children’s Center for Science & Technology’s exhibits.