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Creationism is creeping into schools

Creationism is creeping into schools

Evolution vs. Creationism: Five new bills are being proposed in four states aimed at allowing the teaching of creationism in schools. And if you, like us, thought the issue had been put to bed with 2005 federal court ruling, you'd be wrong. Laci Green has the details.

Schoolboy gets 'dispended' for throwing imaginary grenade

Schoolboy gets 'dispended' for throwing imaginary grenade

A 7-year-old Colorado Boy is suspended from school after pretending to throw an imaginary grenade on the playground.

Kasich’s proposed funding model provides more help for districts in lower-income parts of the state where property values don’t generate much local revenue. Barb Mattei-Smith, Kasich’s assistant policy director for education, said a 20-mill levy in the state’s poorest district only generates $900 per pupil but the same 20-mill levy generates $1,400 per pupil in the state’s wealthiest district.

Kasich's plan gives more money to schools

Gov. John Kasich’s school funding plan tackles growing disparity between poor and wealthy school districts and allows Ohio students living in poverty to attend private schools with state dollars, while boosting overall state funding for public schools. Kasich rolled out his school funding formula and other education policies Thursday to ...

High School Sports results

BOYS BASKETBALL Saturday’s Results Carlisle 70, TC North 45 Cin. Christian 77, Miami Valley Chr. 60 Dayton Christian 66, Badin 52 Hamilton 48, Milford 35 Little Miami 41, Edgewood 33 Madison 65, Midd. Christian 37 Northwest 64, Talawanda 58 Ross 65, Mt. Healthy 59 Winton Woods 75, Middletown 61   ...

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Middletown guard Denarius Dean tries to drive past Winton Woods guard Devon Goodson during their game at Wade E. Miller Gym in Middletown Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013.

Middies vs Winton Woods

Teacher sues school for not accommodating her fear of kids

Teacher sues school for not accommodating her fear of kids

An Ohio teacher is suing her former school district because they did not accommodate her fear of children.

Brain scans predict child’s reading ability

Brain scans predict child’s reading ability

It's reading time at the Lehrman Day School in Miami Beach. The toddlers are just starting to develop their reading skills and it's too early for their teachers to tell if any of them will have difficulties going forward. Across the country at Stanford University, researcher Jason Yeatman is developing ...

Can new requirements destroy love of literature?

Can new requirements destroy love of literature?

By requiring 70% of all reading materials to be nonfiction, some teachers worry the new common core may turn kids off of reading altogether. Is fiction undervalued? Community members David Kirkland, Joanne Manaster, Morgan Moss and Stephen Krashen join Marc to discuss.

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Report card ratings for area school districts

2011-12 OHIO REPORT CARD RATINGS   The Ohio Department of Education has released the preliminary Ohio Report Card data for 2011-12. Districts are rated in one of six categories: Excellent with Distinction (EWD), Excellent (EX), Effective (EF), Continuous Improvement (CI), Academic Watch (AW) and Academic Emergency (AE). School districts can ...

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