This program aims to help Ohio’s foster youth go to college. So why do so few use it?

18.3.2026

Today from The Ohio Newsroom

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Roughly one in 10 former foster youth go on to attain a college degree. A federally funded program is working to increase those odds.

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This program aims to help Ohio’s foster youth go to college. So why do so few use it?

Today from The Ohio Newsroom

Weitere Episoden von „Today from The Ohio Newsroom“

Emergency services in Hocking Hills are strained. Can a new source of funding help?

Amid enforcement surge, Ohio cities are rethinking cooperation with ICE

Pieces of LGBTQ Ohio history were at risk of disappearing. A digitization effort is rescuing them

An interfaith iftar brings Ohioans of different faiths together for Ramadan

This program aims to help Ohio’s foster youth go to college. So why do so few use it?

Ohio law bans cell phones during the school day. Teachers and students have mixed feelings

This Ohio native won an Oscar for her production design. This weekend, she hopes to do it again

A two-decade Ohio gymnastic dynasty just took home gold again

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How an Appalachian county is working to lower its suicide rate