Whether returning to school virtually or in-person, experts from Bellefaire JCB and Senders Pediatrics through a webinar Aug. 18, provided parents with advice to help their children adjust to the new school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Choosing where to attend college is a very personalized activity. It’s a decision students tend to not take lightly, as college is where they’ll spend at least four years studying.

David P. Haney has been appointed interim president at Hiram College in Hiram, effective Sept. 1.

Organizations such as LifeTown Columbus in New Albany, Friendship Circle of Cleveland in Pepper Pike and Milestones Autism Resources in Warrensville Heights are ensuring that children with special needs receive necessary educational support and life skills despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students learn differently. Some can quickly grasp what a teacher says, while others may need extra help. That’s where tutoring comes in.

During a normal school year, the transition from elementary to middle school can be difficult for some students. But since the end of the 2019-20 school year ended remotely, and as the 2020-21 school year begins remotely for many schools, that transition can be even more confusing.

As the fall semester approaches, many schools are exploring the possibility of reintroducing remote learning opportunities into their reopening plans amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic.

During times of uncertainty, it is crucial to have a reliable space or community that can be turned to for emotional support.

Remote learning provides students more time to be on their devices, which can raise questions about whether kids are being safe online.

Popular culture is littered with depictions of what it is like to be in a fraternity – from Freeform’s original title, “Greek,” which focuses on a group of fraternities and sororities on a fictional campus in Northwest Ohio, or the “Neighbors” film franchise focusing on a couple that has a r…

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While studying at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Ariz., Alec Kretch said he always wondered if there was a better way to truly learn during lectures and retain lessons in meaningful ways.

Heading into the fall semester, families and educators alike are faced with the possibility of a remote learning structure. While this can be implemented somewhat more easily for higher grade levels, parents of children in early childhood education are also faced with a choice: should they g…

Choosing a law school is a monumental decision that can fundamentally change the course of a student’s life. According to leaders at local law schools, the right culture, a strong alumni network, and emphasis on programming that fits the student’s interests can make all the difference.

Cleveland State University will offer a new “2-for-1 Tuition Promise” for incoming freshmen.

Ursuline College plans to resume face-to-face instruction this fall under a hybrid mode of delivery. Classes will begin Aug. 24.

High school seniors face many choices when preparing for graduation and enrolling in college. One of the more difficult choices for some students involves selecting a major.