A new Bowling Green State University nursing alum not only graduated early last weekend, but also did so with a full-time job offer in hand, underscoring the program’s near-perfect employment rate. …

Over 300 scouts, including Millbury Troop 160, were in attendance at the Fall Camporee at Maumee Bay State Park this past weekend.

Over the last decade, the Accent on the Arts free concert series has given Music Business Technology students countless lessons outside of the classroom at Owens Community College.

The Owens Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic is hosting a “Kids Access to Dental Care Day” for children ages 6 months to 18 years old Monday, Oct. 13 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Healthcare Education Center, Room 100.

Sixth-grade students from Cardinal Stritch Catholic High School & Academy recently spent an unforgettable week at Camp Michindoh, diving into outdoor adventures and hands-on learning that brought classroom lessons to life.

Alexa Soltes, of Oregon, was among 24 students who participated in Baldwin Wallace’s faculty-led study abroad seminar in Ireland, which combined travel, writing, community engagement and diversity education.

LifeWise Academy, a program that teaches Bible-based character education during school hours, is getting underway in Oregon City Schools this fall.

The Lake Local School District is in the early stages of strategic planning in partnership with the Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA).

History corner with East Side Central in the early 1900s.

One year ago, a group of dedicated graduates established the Clay Alumni Association (CAA) to strengthen community ties and honor the rich legacy of Clay High School.

On Aug. 18, the Ottawa County Business Advisory Council (BAC), in partnership with the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation (OCIC), Vanguard Sentinel Career & Technology Center (VSCTC), and the Ottawa County Commissioners, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Ottawa County Workforce Hub for Career Advancement.

Education news briefs

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The LivelyU Lifelong Learning Academy – a platform of programming offered through the Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. (WCCOA) in partnership with the Bowling Green State University (BGSU) Optimal Aging Institute – announced the lineup of fall classes.

Area residents are invited to learn about the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, the huge cultural changes of the 1950s, folklore, and more during the 12th season of History Roundtable this fall at the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums.

Owens Community College announced the launch of its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Completion Program – the first bachelor’s degree program in the college’s 60-year history.

The Life Design program at Bowling Green State University is helping more undecided students define their futures.

Weston Hineline, who will attend second grade at Eastwood Elementary in the fall, was honored as the newest person on the Dewey Dare Wall of Champions at the Pemberville Library recently.

Cardinal Stritch High School has announced the additions of Rodney Boman and Dr. Ron Johnson to the school’s board of directors.

Penta Career Center honored its 60th senior class during ceremonies held May 20-22 on the school campus.