Cincinnati-based Partnership for Innovation in Education received $350,000 in grants from the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Department of Higher Education. The funds will support programs that help Ohio students gain hands-on career experience and solve real-world challenges faced by businesses and nonprofit organizations.
Category: Education
Educators invited to free arts sampler
Educators from around the Tri-State are invited to learn more about 16 local arts and culture organizations and what they can offer teachers this season.
Are you smarter than a fifth-grader?
The third annual “Are You Smarter than a Fifth-Grader: A Game Changer for Kids” raised thousands of dollars to help ensure Crayons to Computers’ Free Store and Mobile Outreach Program shelves will be stocked for the 2017-18 school year.
Springer School celebrates ‘Roaring Good Time’
The art deco surroundings of the Renaissance Hotel provided a perfect setting for the Springer School and Center’s annual fundraising dinner: A Springer Celebration! 2017: A Roaring Good Time
Destination Villabration raises $200K for St. Ursula Villa
A sold-out crowd enjoyed an evening of fun and fundraising to benefit St. Ursula Villa’s educational programs.
Beech Acres celebrates graduates of Family Learning Program
Beech Acres Parenting Center honored 43 Cincinnati families graduating from the center’s Toyota Family Learning program.
Give a little and help a student a lot
Transitioning from high school to college can be tough, both emotionally and financially. Covington Partners, Holmes High School and the HHS Youth Service Center would like to soften the blow for as many college-bound seniors as possible by providing them with a College Success Starter Kit.
Rey of Light adds $630K to scholarship fund
A sold-out crowd, unusual auction items and a good cause combined to make the fifth annual Rey of Light Scholarship Benefit a success.
Spelling bee raises $8K for Literacy Network
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati raised more than $8,000 for literacy services at its 26th Annual Spelling Bee for Literacy.
A three-person team from Seton High School outlasted 12 other teams to win the title of “best spellers in Cincinnati.”
Assistance League salutes Ronan, Barretts, Bochenek
The Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati honored Mary Ronan, superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, with a National Operation School Bell Award at the group’s annual luncheon.