Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Education
William Mason High School earned a 96.88 out of 100 score and placed 560th out of 17,945 schools in the 2026-27 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools rankings, landing in the top 3% nationally and 22nd in Ohio.
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Mason High School's Science Olympiad team made program history with consecutive Ohio state championships and eight medals at the national tournament at USC, fueled by a districtwide pipeline of hundreds of students and a collaborative team culture.
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Chamberlain University opened its 25th campus at the Kenwood Collection in Sycamore Township on Aug. 20, where nursing students train on lifelike patient simulators before entering real clinical rotations at regional hospitals.
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The Mason City Schools Board of Education recognized the Science Olympiad team's historic repeat state championship, approved an outside review of the athletic program starting with football, and introduced attendance policy changes that will count all absences toward chronic absenteeism.
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The Mason City Schools Board of Education meets Tuesday, Aug. 18, with votes on a Focus 3 athletic program review, 2026-2027 staff handbooks and nine service agreements as the new school year gets underway.
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Warren County voters will decide six tax issues on Nov. 3, including two new school district earned-income taxes and two countywide levy renewals that will appear on every Mason and Deerfield Township ballot.
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Mason High School's a cappella groups Siren and NoteOrious released their sixth studio EP, "Reflections," on July 28, continuing a recording tradition born during the COVID-19 pandemic that has earned national recognition and launched alumni into college and professional music careers.
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The Mason City Schools Board of Education approved health insurance agreements with both district unions at a July 10 special meeting, locking in premium reductions on one plan and small increases on another for the 2026-2027 school year.
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Mason City Schools covered roughly $3 million in special education costs locally after the state reimbursed only about $989,000 of the nearly $4 million the district applied for through Ohio's Threshold Cost Reimbursement program.
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