In the News

As artificial intelligence rapidly remakes the U.S. economy, some regions and communities are far more prepared to take advantage of the swift changes than others. According to a new report from Brookings Institution, Columbus ranks in the top 25% across the country for AI talent, innovation and adoption.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Speakers explained how they are approaching career preparation as a key regional priority at an Axios event. Why it matters: Changes to the workforce, technology and economy are shifting expectations for the job market, and educators are trying to meet the moment to prepare students for future jobs.

Today's students need more than a high school diploma. They need clear pathways to good jobs, living wages and long-term success.

Strong talent pipelines — aligned with business needs — can bolster regional economies and expand worker mobility.

"A comprehensive strategy to address the math-education gap must build on progress already being made by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce."

Ohio Capital Journal

Columbus Dispatch

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio education and business leaders gathered with Gov. Mike DeWine at the Athletic Club of Columbus Thursday to talk

The high school class of 2022 left about $3.6 billion in Pell Grants on the table by not completing the Free Application for Federal Student

The pandemic exacerbated many issues that were already present in Ohio school districts.

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- There is a lot that children can do that many of us cannot, starting with finding the joy and humor in the simplest of thi

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The pandemic has resulted in historic learning setbacks for America’s children, erasing decades of progress.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Third Grade Reading Guarantee remains one of the most hotly-debated policies in Ohio's education system, but it may cea

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Third Grade Reading Guarantee remains one of the most hotly-debated policies in Ohio's education system, but it may cea

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio House passed a bill that would end the requirement that students repeat the third grade if they don’t score at lea

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Professionals are working together to prepare students to enter the workforce. May 4 marked the fourth annual Workforce an

Just as the pandemic is moving into the rearview mirror, we are reminded that some of its impacts will linger, potentially for years to come

Ohio now has a better and fairer way of determining how well our local schools are doing in their essential work of educating our state’s ch

COLUMBUS, OH – Ohio parents and the public will have an improved way of gauging how well their children’s schools are performing thanks to t

This spring Ohio’s educators quickly pivoted from in-person to online instruction in response to the public health needs of the COVID-19 pan