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A January 2019 photo of the Wright State campus. FILE

Wright State lifts drinking water warning

Entrepreneur and recent college grad plot new course because of pandemic

Job seekers’ market brings better pay amid the Great Resignation

Dayton Public Schools had a driver shortage last year. The district spread out its school start times, so they could cover the same schools with fewer drivers.

Dayton preschoolers, high schoolers to get bus service

$Orchard Park Elementary School math teacher Andy Ayres talks about fractions Tuesday March 2, 2021. Students are working hard in-person after months of COVID-19 restrictions.$

How one local school is helping kids bounce back from the pandemic

Orchard Park Elementary teacher Cary Forlines answers question from first-graders Tuesday March 2, 2021. The Kettering school opened for in-person learning in late January after months of COVID-19 restrictions.

Schools scrambling, students behind after year of COVID

Belmont High School students participate in English class during the 2018-19 school year. JEREMY P. KELLEY / STAFF

State cites several special education violations in Dayton schools

Undesign the Redline will open on next Friday, Aug. 6 at the Dayton Metro Library’s main branch downtown and travel to six other locations in the area over the next nine months

Exhibit about Dayton housing segregation comes to area

Local Black homebuyers twice as likely to be denied loans. Here’s what could help.

Rochonda and Mawuena Nenonene are a mother and daughter from Beavercreek. Rochonda Nenonene is co-program director of the Urban Teacher Academy at the University of Dayton. Mawuena is a 17-year-old rising senior at Beavercreek High School. They say schools need to be having more honest discussions about race, not fewer.

LISTEN: Beavercreek mother, daughter on how race should be taught in schools

(Left to right) Mawuena Nenonene, Lily Chen and Marga Franz are all rising seniors at Beavercreek High School. In May, they and two of their classmates (Isaiah Franco and Trinity Myers) gave a presentation to school administrators on the discrimination and racism they regularly face in school from teachers and students.

How Dayton-area schools teach about race — or not

Entrepreneur and recent college grad plot new course because of pandemic

Job seekers’ market brings better pay amid the Great Resignation

New business filings in Ohio keep breaking records

Pandemic proved Dayton’s key role in logistics industry

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