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Reporting Public Policy

A Reporting Project of the Kent State University School of Media and Journalism

Alyssa Flynn October 8, 2014October 9, 2014 0 Comments academic year, Aurora, Aurora City Schools, Common Core, Common Core Standards, Education, Enterprise, future, ohio department of education, Portage County, Students

The Importance of Common Core Standards

The common core standards for Ohio aims to prep students for his or her future with more of a challenging

Joanna Kamvouris October 7, 2014January 25, 2016 0 Comments Community, Crime, Education, Enterprise, kent state university, Law Enforcement

ALICE Program Prepares Students, Staff for Emergency Situations

Clad in a white t-shirt that read “Natural Selection,” a high school student, armed with a carbine rifle and 12-guage

Sarah Bergert October 7, 2014October 7, 2014 0 Comments ALICE, alice, Crime, Education, Enterprise, Kent, kent, kent city police, kent state police, kent state university, Kent State University, Law Enforcement, training

Kent State Campus Safety Improvements

ANCHOR INTRO The Kent State University Annual Campus Safety and Security Report came out on Tuesday. The report doesn’t show

Sarah Bergert September 30, 2014 0 Comments City of Kent, Education, Kent, kent city schools, Kent Schools, ohio department of education, Students

Ohio Changes Graduation Requirements

ANCHOR INTRO The Ohio Department of Education recently passed Ohio House Bill 487, which established new requirements for earning a

Yujing You September 16, 2014October 1, 2014 0 Comments Education, Kent, kent state university, Kent State University, RANKINGS, school

U.S. News ranks Kent State University among top nationally

Anchor Intro: U.S. News has once again, recognized Kent State University as one of the best colleges in the United

Matthew Merchant September 14, 2014January 25, 2016 0 Comments College Democrats, Community, Education, Election, Local elections, Michael Charney, Ohio State Board of Elections

An evening discussion with Michael Charney, candidate for State Board of Education

Tested to death and the end of charter schools By Matt Merchant Imagine if a kid died while taking a

Gabriel Kramer and Alyssa Morlacci December 9, 2013 0 Comments bond, City Development, Education, Election, Election Coverage, Election Day, Government, homeowners, Issue 22, levy, rockets, state funding, Streetsboro, Streetsboro City Schools, taxpayers, technology

Streetsboro City Schools on Issue 22

Streetsboro City Schools are looking for voters to approve a bond issue, which would allow the district to rebuild its

Sean Barie and Nick Shook December 3, 2013December 3, 2013 0 Comments Community, Education, extension, Kent, kent central gateway, kent downtown revitalization, kent state board of trustees, kent state esplanade, kent state university, kent state university president, lester a. lefton, parta, portage area regional transportation authority, Portage County, storefronts

Collaboration brings city and school together, work left to complete

[rpavideo caption=”With the downtown area booming with new business, it seems that there is a new restaurant or shop to

Sade Hale and David Hrvatin October 29, 2013October 30, 2013 0 Comments classrooms, Education, Kent, kent, Kent Schools, kent schools, schools, technology, theodore roosevelt high school

Kent Schools move beyond mouse and keyboard

Technology often seems to progress faster and what was once the “latest gaget” is soon obsolete. How are schools keeping

Bill Hughes and Angel Mack October 23, 2013October 30, 2013 0 Comments ALICE, alice, Aurora, aurora, Education, Law Enforcement, Ravenna, ravenna, ravenna school district, school safety, Student safety

Local schools increase safety measures

The safety of students and faculty is increasingly becoming an issue for schools across the country. In his video below,