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Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
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The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
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http://education.ohio.gov
External link for Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, Ohio
- Type
- Government Agency
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25 South Front Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215, US
Employees at Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
Updates
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School-community partnerships in Cleveland and throughout Northeast Ohio are lifting up students and strengthening reading achievement. Director Stephen Dackin praised this focus on the science of reading at today’s Northeast Ohio Literacy Summit hosted by City of Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb. Earlier this year, Governor Mike DeWine and Director Dackin met with Cleveland leaders to share the importance of the science of reading. Mayor Bibb's work to convene today’s summit builds momentum centered on the science of reading and literacy achievement.
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Creating new STEM learning opportunities! Check out the Ohio STEM Learning Network's Classroom Grant Program. Grants will support K-12 STEM education for Ohio schools.
Classroom Grant Program - Ohio STEM Learning Network
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🗓 The Ohio Educational Technology Conference, being held Feb. 11-13 in Columbus, will connect teaching and learning with innovative practices, hands-on demonstrations, and conference tracks showcasing all areas of educational technology.
Register to attend the 2025 Ohio Educational Technology Conference
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🎒 Welcome to the new school year! Read Director Stephen Dackin's message to Ohio's teaching and learning communities in our back-to-school issue of EdConnection: https://bit.ly/46TdWDa
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This week, Director Stephen Dackin joined Ohio Department of Administrative Services Director Kathleen Madden and Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor Mike Duffey for the Perspectives Series to discuss Ohio's efforts to raise literacy achievement with instruction grounded in the science of reading. ▶️ Want to learn more? This short film documents Ohio’s focus on the science of reading and the critical work happening throughout the state to support literacy: https://lnkd.in/ebPTpamM 📸 via Ohio Facilities Construction Commission
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Reading unlocks the door for all future learning and provides a lifetime of opportunities. This story details Ohio's efforts to raise literacy achievement with instruction grounded in the science of reading and how parents and families can support this learning at home.
The science of reading comes to Ohio classrooms. What's that? How can parents help?
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Working to support student health and wellness! Expanding school-based healthcare is proven to significantly reduce barriers to accessing essential health services, leading to improved physical and mental health, and academic outcomes for students. The Health Center at Springfield High in the Springfield City School District will support both the physical and mental health needs of the district's students, parents, and the Springfield community. Earlier this week, Governor Mike DeWine and district leaders held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the center.
DeWine celebrates opening of new school-based health center at Springfield High School
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🎒 Welcome to the new school year! Our latest issue of EdConnection is a collection of stories detailing several statewide efforts to raise student achievement and resources to support Ohio’s education professionals.
Special Back-to-School EdConnection
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Our chief of staff, Jessica Voltolini, presented to educators and administrators today at the summer conference hosted by the Trumbull County Educational Service Center. It was great to connect about advancing reading achievement, accelerating learning opportunities, boosting workforce readiness experiences, and supporting student wellness. Many thanks to all for your dedicated work on behalf of students, families, and school communities!
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