Midview Schools is working with Lorain County Health Department to conduct contract tracing.

Many school districts in Cuyahoga County will base in-class or remote-only learning decisions on the county's alert level

Painesville City Schools superintendent explains while he let students return to in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The cases were a student and a staff member

The district said contact tracing concluded no individuals came in close contact with the COVID-19 positive students.

The district said contact tracing concluded no individuals came in contact with the COVID-19 positive staff member.

The district will supply a week's worth of breakfast and lunch meal kits to students who register.

On Monday, all students who didn’t opt for full time remote learning returned to class five days a week.

The college urged people to answer their phones as contact tracing is conducted.

An Ohio Education Association statement said the “rainy day fund” contains 2.7 billion dollars.

The district did not mention any plan to close schools.

All students in Strongsville City Schools return to in-person learning.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District began its 2020-21 school year at home on Sept. 8 because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Five students, a 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th and 10th grader, are presumed positive for COVID-19.

The Strongsville school system currently has four COVID-19 positive students in isolation, and 86 students are in quarantine due to exposure.

Parents react to new one-day increase in cases

Akron Public School members are trying to decide whether or not it is safe to send their students back into the classrooms.

107 people were exposed to the 7th grade student who tested positive for COVID-19.

19 News will let you know when Lorain City School’s COVID-19 website is completed.

Teachers and students have actually been back in the classroom since September 8. But they’ve been working under a hybrid model.

19 News has also confirmed there will be remote learning during the closure.

All affected students are slated to return to campus and their extracurricular activities on Oct. 19 if they do not show symptoms and they are not taking fever-reducing medications.

Refunds will be available next week.

Kent State will offer both hybrid and remote classes for the 2021 spring semester.

High school students begin online learning on Thursday and Friday.

Even though in-person learning has not yet resumed, cars were lined up all around the parking lot of Parma High School.

Classes have been online since the start of the school year in August.

The building is a part of a much larger system-wide renovation project that includes more than 50 school renovations.

Kent State University has issued an alert to students, banning parties for two-weeks among other measures, as Portage County rose to a red risk level.

Digital C is a non profit working to install affordable high speed internet in five Cleveland neighborhoods.

Gordon’s remarks come as approximately 38,000 Cleveland school students are fully-immersed in remote learning for the first nine weeks of the school year

The staff at Citizens Academy Southeast in Cleveland are partnering with Whirlpool to make sure students have access to clean clothes.

Students started the 2020-2021 school year on Sept. 9.

Akron Public Schools have been fully online since March.

Walker Elementary is working with the Stark County Health Department, according to the statement.

School is back in session, and whether it’s virtual or classroom learning, there are a number of challenges due to COVID-19.

For the first time since the start of the health crisis, the Ohio Department of Health has designated a data dashboard for COVID-19 cases in children and schools.

A Franklin County court said the Ohio Department of Education has to pay Cleveland, Dayton and Toledo city school districts $42 million.

The school is going through the contact tracing process with help from the Ashland County Health Department.

The district has reported three positive cases of COVID-19.

Officials from Walsh Jesuit High School in Cuyahoga Falls have warned students that they could be dismissed if they are not honest about attending a large house party.

Louie DeJesus donated more than 5,000 personal protection dividers to students in the Geneva-Area City School District.

Coronavirus has created new problems for school districts -- longer teacher absences, substitute teachers worried about going to class -- with Ohio lessening requirements for becoming a substitute teacher during a teacher shortage

Plain Local Schools Superintendent Brent May said he's confident in the safety procedures put in place.

After two weeks of e-learning, the doors at Normandy Elementary in Bay Village are back open, and parents are sending their students back into the classroom.

School nurses are dealing with additional demand and responsibilities this school year to cope with the COVID-19 response.

The school said its goal is returning 2nd graders to the classroom by Sept. 22.

The young man told an officer that everyone at the party had coronavirus.

As a result of the recent infections, remote learning for all Hopkins Elementary School students will be extended through at least Monday, Sept. 21.

Most students were out of school beginning at noon Tuesday.

Certainly, there were day one problems for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District as they tried to navigate beginning a school year educating about 37,000 students online, and district CEO Eric Gordon is asking parents to have patience as they work out the issues.

The superintendent said in-building mode will be guided by a “Slow Launch Start,” which is a process that brings back up to half of the students in-building at one time to allow teachers to work with smaller groups and to supervise safety protocols.

CMSD CEO Eric Gordon will be live on 19 News' streaming platforms throughout Tuesday.

Remote classes begin Tuesday, September 8.

Mentor Public Schools confirmed a Hopkins Elementary School teacher and their principal tested positive for COVID-19 over Labor Day weekend.

The decision comes after the university started classes on Aug. 31 virtually without allowing any students to move onto campus.

The manager E-Tech Computers in Lakewood is struggling to keep up with the high demand for laptops.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issued an order on Thursday that outlines how parents and schools should report coronavirus infections during the academic year.