
Ohio Excels
@ohioexcels
Ohio Excels is a nonpartisan coalition of business leaders committed to improving education for every Ohio student
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https://ohioexcels.org/ 27-11-2018 16:48:52
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Packed house in Columbus to discuss career connected learning and how to equip all students for a successful future by expanding high-quality career pathways. Excited to see where this work can take Ohio next. ExcelinEd Ohio Excels Fordham Institute OH







We're excited to spread the word about the Ohio Department of Children & Youth awareness campaign that invites families to access the agency’s multiple life-changing programs and services, from maternal/infant wellness to early education to adoption and more! childrenandyouth.ohio.gov/here

We’re proud to help lead the Columbus New Skills Ready Network, a collaborative effort to better align education & workforce systems. So grateful for J.P. Morgan's leadership and workforce investments to expand high-quality career pathways. bit.ly/4j4yRsb

It’s back! The eighth annual ReadOhio Literacy Academy, sponsored by OH Dept of Ed and Workforce, will take place on June 12. The free event will focus on professional learning to support the use of evidence-based language and literacy practices. education.ohio.gov/Topics/Learnin…

Exciting news: An historic Columbus middle school has become a hub of innovation & learning thanks to The Metro Schools. The renovated Metro@Indianola campus will serve 1,200 students from the Univ. District with a focus on STEM education. bit.ly/4ju0DOr

Congratulations to the 47 Ohio schools recognized by Governor Mike DeWine for leading the way in implementing the Science of Reading! Early results show real progress—ELA scores are rising for students in grades 3–5 where the program is in place. spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/ne…






Check out today’s letter from Ohio Excels President Lisa Gray in Columbus Dispatch on why Ohio must treat math education with the same urgency as literacy. dispatch.com/story/opinion/…


Ohio can’t afford to leave career prep to chance. We need a statewide strategy for early exploration, structured advising, credentials, and real-world experience. Read Lisa Gray’s column in today’s Herald-Star: bit.ly/3Hfu9JO
