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By Wayne Baker, Staff Writer KETTERING —The Kettering City School District is partnering with Learn to Earn Dayton to hold community wide...

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley acknowledged the challenging year the city just went through and compared it to other high-profile tragedies and...

Learn to Earn Dayton Helps Adult Students Re-enroll for college.

Dayton Daily News By Kaitlin Schroeder, Staff Writer A state grant will provide seed money for the creation of the Dayton Regional...

The Dayton-Montgomery County honor specifically named Learn to Earn Dayton’s work.

Dayton Public Schools launched a new campaign to boost student attendance after ranking among the bottom 10 school districts in Ohio...

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF/WRGT) - The Greater Dayton RTA is encouraging summer reading by giving away books to kids in Dayton.

The district is trying to create a PTO group at each school, expects to announce its new Parent, Family and Community Council this month...

Montgomery County’s Preschool Promise program approved contracts this week to expand into Mad River, Jefferson Twp. and Trotwood schools...

DAYTON DAILY NEWS: Dayton is one of 10 U.S. cities to be selected for a national initiative aimed at improving economic mobility...

Yet another proposal to rework Ohio’s controversial state “takeover” plan for struggling school districts is emerging in the state Senate.

Europeans rank high school diplomas; Americans leave confusion: Pathways to Prosperity

Changing the way we celebrate and recognize all young people, local high schools and communities are recognizing career decisions.

When babies hear lots of conversation, that helps wire their brains for life. More than 85% of brain growth occurs before age three.

Dayton Schools are trying to add more resources to several of its schools by growing its summer programs and applying for large state grants

Learn to Earn Dayton received a $1 million grant to establish a student-centered blueprint for learning.

Learn to Earn Dayton has received a $1 million grant that will go directly towards helping local students.

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