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Ohio becomes first state to require AI policies in public schools

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By Steve Mehaffie, Nick Foley Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Ohio public schools are required to adopt a formal artificial intelligence policy as the new school year begins under a new state law. Districts across the state must either customize their own guidelines or adopt the policy created by the Ohio Department of Education. The state mandate requires all public school districts to set official guidelines governing how students and staff use AI in the classroom.
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Student loan defaults hit nearly half a million people in Ohio Original

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By Nick Foley Verified
| WHIO-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
DAYTON — Nearly half a million people in Ohio are in default on their student loans, according to the Office of Federal Student Aid. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] With the cost of college now higher than it’s ever been, student loan balances continue to add up. Combine that with the end of all federal loan forgiveness plans, and many Americans are now struggling to pay up.
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School supply drive hosted by 7 Circle of Kindness at 2 Dayton-area Walmart locations

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By Megan Finke, Nick Foley Verified
| MSN Verified
News Center 7 recently concluded its fifth annual 7 Circle of Kindness School Supply Drive, collecting donations to support local teachers and students. The supplies and monetary donations go directly to Crayons to Classrooms, which is an organization that serves students at more than 130 schools throughout the Miami Valley. The drive helps stock classrooms with essential items including notebooks, pencils, crayons and backpacks for the upcoming school year.
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