John Carroll University announced that on-campus living and in-classroom learning will be delayed for the first three weeks of the fall semester due to the coronavirus crisis.
The decisions parents are being forced to make, due to the pandemic, about how best to approach school are causing stress levels to rise in households all over Northeast Ohio.
Dozens of parents and Olmsted Falls students came out to make their voices heard on Thursday. They want their kids back in the classroom full time, but it looks like they will not be getting what they want. Some parents are so frustrated they say they plan on putting their kids in private school.
Homeschooling your kid may seem like an incredible challenge, but letting your kid walk into a school building this year may be the impetus some parents need to start looking into such a plan.
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District created a video library answering many frequently asked questions to help ease concerns about starting the academic year remotely in the fall.
A Brunswick company, M-Line, has used its expertise in plastic and lightweight but durable packaging and produced "Safe Booth," a three-side partition to keep students and teachers safer in the classroom
After receiving our questions on how to keep students safe, the Fire Marshal’s office put out guidance on how to carry out a drill, recognizing that it “may not be possible to maintain social distancing during all portions of a safety drill.”
An online petition has gained over 800 signatures from parents and guardians calling to open Rocky River Schools in the Fall. The school board met Wednesday night and couldn’t come to an agreement on how to reopen schools in a few weeks.
The same day the Erie County Health Department sent out recommendations that all schools in the county learn remotely for the first nine weeks, Vermilion Local Schools announced it would follow their guidelines.
The Rocky River School Board met to determine if and when students would return to school, and if they feel it’s safe for them to play sports and participate in extracurricular activities.
Many substitute teachers likely thought they would be in high demand this fall if some teachers decided not to return, or if they were out sick more often.
A local company, Apple Mobile Leasing, discusses using its portable buildings with districts as a way to keep students socially distanced during coronavirus
Breckville Broadview Heights City Schools vote to disregard Cuyahoga County Board of Health’s recommendation to go all virtual and cancel extracurricular activities
Public schools in Lakewood, Parma, Shaker Heights, Westlake and elsewhere have canceled fall sports and in-person classes, after the Cuyahoga County Board of Health urged school systems to do so last week.
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District created a video library answering many frequently asked questions to help ease concerns about starting the academic year remotely in the fall.
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health announcement rippled through Northeast Ohio on Thursday, when medical officials urged school districts to suspend all extracurriculars and switch to remote-only learning.
Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish and members of the Board of Health addressed the area’s latest increase in COVID-19 cases and what steps are being taken to slow the spread of infection.
Parma schools have canceled fall sports and extracurricular activities after the Cuyahoga County Board of Health made the recommendation for online classes to begin the school year.
The Parma City School District announced the suspension of all school functions, hours after the Cuyahoga County Board of Health recommended that education leaders cancel in-person extracurriculars and switch to virtual-only learning,
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health said Thursday that local schools should switch to fully virtual classroom environments to begin the year due to elevated risks posed by the resurgent coronavirus pandemic.
After two weeks of deliberation, the Akron Public Schools Board of Education has voted to begin the year with virtual-only learning for its 21,000 students who are spread across 45 schools.
The full draft of the district’s plan will be released at their upcoming joint Board of Education/Academic Distress Commission meeting on July 30 at 5 p.m.
The program provides a safe and supportive environment for children to do their schoolwork virtually, do “non-screen” STEM-related activities, and meet new friends so they can continue to experience the emotional and social growth that comes with each new school year.
The CDC Director emphasized the importance of students going back to school in a classroom setting, despite changes such as the use of face masks and enforcement of social distancing.
The clock is ticking until the first day of school for students, and now one local teachers union is demanding that the kids don’t return to the classroom at all.
As the fall sports season is quickly approaching, the OSHAA released their list of general Return to Play Recommendations for COVID-19, recommendations for individual sports, and the Acknowledgement and Pledge student-athletes will be given to sign in order to play in the pandemic.
Cleveland State women's basketball saw their season cut short by coronavirus and now their coach adjust to a new way of recruiting plus recovers from COVID
The Parma City School District laid out its approach on how it plans to start the new school year and deal with the on-going public health threat of Covid-19.
Shaker Heights Superintendent Dr. David Glasner, in a letter to parents and staff on Thursday, wrote that the district has finalized its 2020-21 school year plan.
The district has already scheduled the first day of school for students in year-round schools for Aug. 24, while the first day for all other students will be on Sept. 8.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine unveiled the state’s strategy for reopening colleges and universities for the fall semester during Thursday’s briefing in Columbus.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday unveiled public health guidance that will shape the upcoming school year, which begins on Aug. 17 for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
