ECOT applies to become online dropout recovery school after ODE “claw back” of $60 million
The Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow (ECOT), an online Ohio charter school, has now applied to become an online dropout recovery
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Up in the Air: Kent State travel policy leaves room for interpretation
Moderating a travel policy at a large institution tends to be a lofty task. At Kent State, this means keeping
Read MoreLeBron James Family Foundation’s I Promise School brings to opportunities to kids in Akron
LEBRON JAMES HAS MADE MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CLEVELAND AREA, BUT HIS NEW COLLABORATION WITH THE AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT MIGHT
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Roadways Become Safer For Ohio Cyclists
A recent law requires motorists to give bicyclists 3 feet of space when passing them on the road. HB 154
Read MoreKent State May 4 Site Receives National Landmark Status
By Eric Weaver Kent State’s May 4 site has been awarded status as a National Historic Landmark. The designation was
Read MoreLane and Sidewalk Closures Cause Trouble For Some
By: Keisha Burley The city of Kent has issued intermittent lane and sidewalk closures on South Depeyster Street, Summit Street
Read MoreOmbudsmen programs available to help victims of elder abuse
By: Andrea Siebert, Megan Deierling and Ryan Landolph Ombudsmen programs in the state of Ohio are available for all elders
Read MoreCounty’s First Drug Court
After nearly a year of trying, Portage County now has a Supreme Court certified drug court, and it is bringing
Read MoreFunding for MAC Center renovations not yet secured
David Romano, Taylor Kerns [pullquote]“It is very preliminary at this point”[/pullquote] Planned renovations of Kent State’s Memorial Athletic and Convocation
Read MoreKent State’s “Other Income”
Paying for a top tier education at a college level is more expensive than ever before. At Kent State University
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