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New administrator to focus on YSU enrollment
YSU enrollment has dropped the last two years after near-record numbers in previous years
Artworks depict life through ages
Fifth-grader Alyssa Hull, 11, shows off the dinosaur and volcano display she created with two of her classmates. They used a bowl to form the base of the volcano. Red Play-Doh drips from the volcano’s opening to make streaming hot lava. Their creation was on display Friday at the Potential Development School of Autism’s first art show for parents.
KSU maintains accreditation
Staff report Kent Kent State University has maintained its accounting accreditation by the
Pathologist in high-profile cases will speak at YSU
Staff report youngstown Cyril Wecht, a forensic pathologist who has been a consultant in high-
YSU's SMARTS program marks 15th birthday
One woman said her daughter came out of her shell through SMARTS
Ursuline sophomores write books about 3rd-grade pen pals
Ursuline sophomores have been corresponding with third-graders in area parochial schools in a pen-pal program that culminated Thursday as they met and shared various activities, including stories written by the older students about their younger pen pals.
Five Valley schools score silver in US News list
5 Valley schools awarded silver medals
The magazine looked at state assessments, and how effectively schools educate minorities and the poor
Students from NEO test their environmental knowledge
A group of students competing in the Envirothon, an annual academic, outdoor environmental competition, head to the aquatics area at Mill Creek Metroparks Farm in Canfield. About 255 students from across Northeast Ohio competed in this year's event.
Youngstown schools, diocese settle transportation issues
Staff report Youngstown The city school board passed a resolution Tuesday settling
Police probe shooting of boy, 14
Staff report youngstown City police are investigating a South Side shooting that wounded a 14
Beachum honored at conference
Staff report Youngstown City school board President Richard Atkinson recognized fellow board
State superintendent OKs updated school recovery plan
Richard Ross says the plan outlines realistic strategies
Company lauds YSU for energy efficiency
The university made the list for its annual reduction of 10,723 metric tons of carbon pollution.
MCCTC students sport fashions from trash
Students in the interactive multimedia class at Mahoning County Career and Technical Center fashioned everything from sheet music and videotape to trash bags and coffee filters into clothing for the school’s sixth annual Trash Bash for Earth Day on Monday.
Three finalists for YSU president to visit campus
One of these three men is expected to succeed Youngstown State University President Cynthia Anderson after her retirement July 1. Moran is vice chancellor for academic and student affairs for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, Dunn is president of Murray State University in Kentucky and Decatur is executive VP at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Williamson rallies for the state OAA
Youngstown students rap, rally for high scores on state test
The test measures third through eighth graders’ knowledge in various subjects
EGCC joins in grant initiative
Staff report Youngstown Eastern Gateway Community College is participating in a national grant
Westminster students’ ideas top competition
Westminster students’ ideas top competition
Staff report New wilmington, pa. Ann Marie Bayma, a Westminster College sophomore
Kent Trumbull Enactus team takes honors at event
Staff report Champion The Kent State University at Trumbull Enactus team was named a regional
GROVE CITY college Campus gets a chapter of IJM nonprofit
Staff report Grove city, pa. Grove City College now has an official campus chapter of the global
300 participants attend Ohio PTA’s 107th Annual Convention
Staff report columbus Ohio PTA is in the midst of its 107th Annual Convention this weekend at
YSU Metro College offers foreign language classes
YSU Metro College offers potpourri of community courses
French, Arabic, Italian and Spanish courses are offered at the Boardman campus
YSU president search down to three finalists
The three finalists will visit campus late this month or in early May
Valley runners express dismay
Some Mahoning Valley residents who ran in the Boston Marathon are unscathed but dismayed that the event was targeted by terrorism.
YSU English Festival is this week
More than 3,000 middle and high school students expected to attend
YSU presidential candidates narrowed to three finalists
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Trustees expect to name a new president by the June board meeting
YSU students examine blood patterns
Students dipped different implements into fake blood to learn about the patterns produced and force used
President Obama signs Chaney students’ book
Last year’s sixth-graders from Chaney’s Visual and Performing Arts program are pictured on the back cover of the book, “A Walk in the Garden,” they helped develop along with a professional author and illustrator. A copy of the book was signed by President Barack Obama, who signed it last fall and sent it back to the school.
Deadline nearing for Stock Essay contest
Staff report Youngstown The deadline is April 22 to submit essays in the fifth annual Stock
YSU to host sessions about student loans
Staff report youngstown The Youngstown State University Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships
Emerging Leaders program training to begin
Staff report Youngstown The Williamson College of Business Administration and the Small
YSU STEM students to display projects
Staff report Youngstown Students in Youngstown State University’s College of Science,
NATURAL-GAS TECHNOLOGY EGCC program awaits approval by state board
Staff report steubenville Eastern Gateway Community College is preparing to offer a new
YSU students engineer new uses for product
An Austintown company picked YSU students’ new concept for its product
300 college students to attend conference at YSU
The scholarship program is funded by the Ohio Board of Regents
TCTC certified as state testing center
Centers offer assessment and job-matching services
Committee picks long-time city employee for auditor
The job opened up when Tina Morell, who held the job for 10 years, resigned
10 things to know about state report card changes
Report card changes are being phased in over a number of years
Youngstown school board rejects funding members' trip to Calif.
The new resolution didn’t meet the $5,000 threshold requiring academic commission approval
Connie Hathorn seeking retirement and rehiring as superintendent
The board plans a public meeting June 4 to act on the superintendent’s re-employment
The superintendent will explain the Revitalization/Choice Plan changes
The superintendent will explain the Revitalization/Choice Plan changes
EGCC’s Valley Center boasts more than 680 students
Work on Valley Center’s remaining class and lab space to be done by August
Youngstown Foundation helps city school students
Students may use the scholarships to attend YSU or Eastern Gateway
State fire marshal investigating Mecca barn, house fire
The fate of a man who lived at the house and threatened suicide is unknown
METRO DIGEST || Vienna power outage Saturday
Power outage vienna About 6,200 Ohio Edison customers in Vienna and Brookfield were without
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Jaelynn Morrison and Dontae Madison, Youngstown, girl,
GED testing set
GED testing set youngstown Official GED testing sponsored by Choffin Career and Technical
KSU at Trumbull to host 2013 Spring Volunteer Fair
Staff report champion Students, faculty and staff of Kent State University at Trumbull will have
EGCC students to receive academic honors
Staff report youngstown Eastern Gateway Community College students Natalee Bommer and Greg
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