How should Ohio schools use artificial intelligence? The Wake Up for Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026
How should Ohio schools use artificial intelligence? The Wake Up for Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026
Publish Date: 2026-01-22 06:03:00
Source Domain: www.cleveland.com
- Ohio’s new AI policy for K-12 education aims to use AI as a tool to support learning while emphasizing student effort and critical thinking.
- Cleveland is experiencing a salt shortage amid supply issues and upcoming winter storms.
- FirstEnergy has proposed more frequent, longer power outages, sparking opposition from politicians.
- Ohio has shut down Wayne County-based ARK Protection Group after two failed to register and one was arrested on drug trafficking charges.
- A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to abolish property taxes in Ohio, raising concerns for public school funding.
- Ohio saw fewer ACA sign-ups this year, likely due to cost concerns.
- Northeast Ohio is bracing for a significant winter storm with measurable snowfall expected late Saturday into Sunday.
- Cleveland Hopkins International Airport now offers private, soundproof work pods for travelers.
- A travel photo exhibit in Akron, “Nature Includes You,” showcases the relationship between people of color and nature.