Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine recently celebrated the new Kids' Town Park early literacy exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center. DEW Chief of Literacy Dr. Melissa Weber-Mayrer provided welcoming remarks and joined in the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Ohio author and artist Annie Ruth shared her book, “I Can Read” with children in attendance. It was an exciting event and each young reader received a copy of “The Hungry Caterpillar.”
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Ohio is a leader in its support to military families. Director Steve Dackin recently connected with school leaders and educators during the Ohio Purple Star Summit at Big Walnut High School. The event focused on supports for military-connected students and the role educators play to help them succeed. Thanks to all for participating in this professional development day. The #OhioPurpleStar designation for military-friendly schools recognizes learning communities that show a significant commitment to serving students and families connected to our nation’s military. Visit https://lnkd.in/eSneeX-i to learn more.
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Student voice is critical to the success of school communities. Director Steve Dackin connected with students as part of the Ohio Association of Student Leaders Impact Day to hear about how they stay engaged at school, create positive learning connections, and their plans for the future. We’re cheering for these student leaders!
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📰 "Completing the FAFSA takes less than one hour, but it can unlock significant financial opportunities." Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen Dackin and Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor Mike Duffey highlight the importance of the FAFSA and stress there's still time to complete it.
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Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission recently announced more than $88 million in funding to help nearly a dozen Appalachian school districts improve public health and enhance workforce development in their areas.
Governor DeWine Announces $88 Million to Support Public Health, Workforce Development in Appalachia
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We're looking forward to this discussion! 💻 Visit https://lnkd.in/gV-UTeqx to register.
High-quality pathways spanning K-12 to postsecondary and on to the workforce can provide students with the knowledge, skills and abilities to achieve long-term economic security. Over the past decade, Ohio has prioritized K-12 pathways as one means of ensuring the future of its workforce is prepared to succeed in evolving state and regional economies. So where does Ohio stand in these efforts and what additional steps will it take to achieve its goals? Join us on Wednesday, June 26th from 10am-11am ET for a discussion about Ohio’s K-12 pathways with Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) Director Steve Dackin and Deputy Director nominee Jeremy Varner. The session will include analysis of Ohio’s pathway policies and programs along with a conversation about what state leadership is prioritizing in its current and future work. REGISTER: https://bit.ly/45owmL3
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Check out the resources available in the AI Education Toolkit. From an introduction to AI for educators and parents to guidelines and templates for superintendents, this toolkit will help schools develop plans and policies to best fit their learning community. ⇨ https://lnkd.in/eXy6jdkc
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Honor ∙ Reflect ∙ Celebrate #Juneteenth
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Director Steve Dackin participated in a panel at today’s Ohio Innovation Summit to discuss AI and the work supporting schools to respond and adapt to continuous innovation in education and the workforce. Thank you to the Ohio Innovation and Technology Association!
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