Ohio State University has entered into a $125 million partnership that gives Huntington Bank exclusive rights to retail banking on campus in exchange for

The Ohio Legislature put the caps in place in 2008. Most schools may raise tuition no more than 3.5 percent per year.

Sunday marks the 10-year anniversary of President George W. Bush's signing of the No Child Left Behind education law.

The University of Toledo is putting education first with the possibility of giving out-of-state students, in-state tuition.

Karen Gunn was 1 of 1000 teachers across the country to be awarded $1000 for classroom supplies. Gunn is a 3rd grade teacher at Glenwood Elementary.

President Barack Obama told students Wednesday in a back-to-school address that they bear responsibility in helping America get back on its feet.

Ohio State University is rebuilding its database of people who are texted about campus emergencies, so parents who want to keep being notified will have to

Ohio State says its expected freshman class of about 6,900 has students from 47 states plus Washington, D.C., and 25 countries and is the "brightest class

Schools that receive state funding can apply for amounts ranging from $200 to $400, depending on their distance from the Statehouse. The 240 grants available

Three Ohio students are among the 41 contestants who have advanced to the semifinals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Drug tests could soon become more popular at Findlay City Schools. Everyone involved in an extracurricular activity, along with anyone who parks on school

The popularity with parents of the middle-school concept on Catholic campuses in metro Toledo is driving a Diocesan decision to allow them at all high schools.

Ohio's new law to limit collective bargaining for public workers could make it the first state with a mandatory system to pay teachers based on their

Officials at public universities in Ohio are seeing more applications for student financial aid, in line with an increase across the nation prompted in part by

Parents and teachers express concern about the possible loss of elementary arts education at a student art exhibit.