Schools and resources as seen in the 2017 Education Special Section.
Josh Wieder of Lyndhurst graduated in July cum laude with a master’s degree in education from Ashford University in San Diego.
Ohio’s back-to-school sales tax-free holiday is scheduled for Aug. 3 through Aug. 5 following passage of Senate Bill 226.
Northeast Ohio Medical University and Kent State University will sign a formal agreement Aug. 6 enabling NEOMED to offer online degree programs in Kent State’s College of Graduate Studies.
Amanda Wasserman of Beachwood, a freshman majoring in physics and astronomy at the University of Rochester in Rochester, N.Y., was named to the dean’s list for academic achievement for the spring 2018 semester.
Students were absent in the hallways of The Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School in Beachwood but their work from the past year was still on display June 27 to 28 for 16 visiting teachers to observe the results of Integrated Project Based Learning.
Nine public colleges and universities in Northeast Ohio met June 27 at Cuyahoga Community College for the official signing of the Northeast Ohio Regional Higher Education Compact, an agreement to improve efficiency and effectiveness, strengthen educational offerings, provide collaborative pa…
College prep can be any activity that helps a student prepare before committing to a school.
“Freshman 15” refers to college freshman who gain about that much weight during their first year on campus.
Return on investment, or ROI, is a common term in the business world. But in recent years, that term has cropped up on college campuses.
Traditional classrooms might not be the best learning environment for everyone.
Some students can’t pay college tuition and expenses in full, so they take out student loans or are fortunate to receive scholarships. But there is a right way and a wrong way to complete the application process.
Students that feel they aren’t ready for college immediately after high school may find deferring for one year or one semester is an option.
Students often can jump-start their college career by taking college-level courses while in high school.
Programs and activities catered to children allow them to learn and absorb the knowledge in a better way.
Young children may have difficulty paying attention in school, so educators add hands-on activities to lessons.
Making friends at a young age is important, according to area educators.
A career in early childhood education proves to be rewarding, even if you’re all grown up.
