Students advocate for a later school start time to improve health and grades.

The Tallmadge City Board of Education approved hiring Dustin Boswell as treasurer effective Aug. 1, 2026 through July 31, 2029 after a national search; Boswell introduced himself and said he looks forward to the role while the board authorized the president to execute the contract and allowed transitional paid days.

Treasurer Jeff Hostetler told a district video audience the combination of rising staffing costs, a recent property reappraisal and state funding rules (House Bill 920 and a multi‑year funding phase‑in) have reduced Tallmadge City Schools' state aid by about $1.7 million this year and could reach $2 million next year, prompting a May general-fund levy request.

Students express gratitude for Esther Layton's dedicated support during their time in school

Talmadge Schools announces retirements and praises new teachers' performance and contract renewals.

Tallmadge honors 94 graduates heading to military, careers, and colleges including Kent State.

Proposed schedule changes aim to improve student sleep and reduce drowsiness-related incidents.