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Governor talks of changing Youngstown schools to charter system
Michele Lepore-Hagan said Gov. John Kasich told her he wants to shutter Youngstown schools in favor of a charter school
Tressel speaks on trust, ethics to business community
The Mahoning Valley's Better Business Bureau had its first Annual Meeting of Accredited Businesses on Wednesday at the Covelli Centre.
Event marks schools’ academic achievement
Canfield and Maplewood earned special recognition for the number of “A’s” those districts earned on the report card
National award presented to Western Reserve Public Media
The program helps students learn about the structure, usefulness and power of poetry
YSU’s Penguin Review marks 50th
The YSU literary magazine will mark its 50th year with a commmemorative edition and launch party
Nominations sought for YSU Heritage Awards
The Heritage Award recognizes former YSU faculty/staff who have made major contributions to the university
Family, East High grieve devastating loss of Faith
Jamie Bass, whose daughter was friends with East High School student Faith McCullough-Wooster, kneels beside a makeshift memorial for her on East High Avenue on Thursday. Faith died after she was run over by a city school bus Wednesday.
East High reels after freshman killed by school bus
Crisis teams will be at East High School today to help students deal with the freak accident that resulted in the death of a classmate.
Chromebook roll out begins tonight in Austintown
Parents pay $50 insurance fee for students to be able to take device home
MCCTC cadets fight gas fire during training exercise
Don Waldron, right, an instructor in the firefighter program at the Mahoning County Career and Technical Center, instructs cadet firefighters on how to battle a gas fire, set on the grounds of the school Tuesday.
Ursuline distinguished alumni honored
Sister Mary Lee Nally and John Vitullo are this year’s Ursuline High School Distinguished Alumni
TCTC one of nine Ohio high schools to get award
The Trumbull Career and Technical Center was one of 29 schools awarded the National High Schools That Work Platinum High Achievement award by the Southern Regional Education Board this summer.
Revving up for Project Ignition
The team has received more than $76,000 in grant money since its inception