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Credit Plus: What Students and Families Must Know

By Sarah West
February 22, 2018

College Credit Plus (CCP) is an initiative by the Ohio Department of Education to provide postsecondary educational opportunities for qualified students in grades 7-12. Every public university and community college

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DeJohn Funeral Homes Accepting Student Applications for 2018 Scholarship

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 19, 2018

DeJohn Funeral Homes & Crematory is accepting applications for the 2018 Ross Sr. & Carmella DeJohn Memorial Scholarship. It should also be noted that the scholarship has increased from $500

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Cleveland Transformation Alliance Shares Enrollment Dates, School Choice Options

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 19, 2018

The Cleveland Transformation Alliance, a public-private partnership dedicated to growing a portfolio of quality district and charter schools, works to ensure every child in Cleveland attends a quality school, and

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Maltz Museum’s Stop the Hate Award Ceremony set for April 29

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 18, 2018
Attendees of the award ceremony will have the opportunity to hear from the top 10 finalists from the Youth Speak Out contest, as well as see performances by the winning schools of the Youth Sing Out contest. The scholarship winners will be named live at the ceremony. ...
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Akron Symphony’s Link Up Concert Involves Local Students

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 17, 2018
Link Up pairs orchestras across the country with schools in their local communities. It’s a highly participatory program that invites students to learn about orchestral repertoire through a yearlong, hands-on music curriculum. ...
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Medina Hospital Foundation Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 15, 2018

Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital, the hospital medical staff and the Medina Hospital Foundation are now accepting scholarship applications from Medina County graduates pursuing a course of study in the medical

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10 Ways to Provide Teens with School Support

By Michelle Person
February 9, 2018

For many parents, high school is the light at the end of the tunnel. Your baby is almost grown. They can dress themselves, wash their own clothes, and cook

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Akron Council Enacts ‘North American First People’s Day’ After Resolution Presented by Lippman School Students

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 4, 2018
The vote came after seventh and eighth grade students and faculty from the Lippman School, along with representatives of the Northern Cheyenne Nation in Montana and the Seneca Nation in New York state, presented a resolution to city council lobbying for an annual “First People’s Day” on the first Monday of October. ...
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Managing Middle School Stress

By Elana Hunter
January 16, 2018
Surviving middle school can feel like juggling, and keeping all the balls in the air can be stressful: academic accomplishments, social demands, changing appearances, and more. The best way to avoid a meltdown is to recognize the early warning signs. Here are some tried and true tips to guide your tween through these years. ...
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Prep for Preschool: How to Choose a School and What to Expect

By Michelle Dickstein
January 7, 2018
Determining if preschool is the right step for your child and your family is a big decision, and there are many different factors to consider. We spoke with several early childhood educators in the region, who offer tips on determining whether your child is ready, as well as what to look for in a school and questions to consider when visiting. Plus, students and parents weigh in on why they love preschool. ...
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