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In collaboration with Ohio’s licensed Educational Television Stations and the Ohio Department of Education, BEMC aims to provide resources for educational use in the classroom and online that can be used by educators and students across the State of Ohio to inform, motivate and assist students.
The Broadcast Educational Media Commission (BEMC) manages the distribution of operating subsidies for educational television and radio, radio reading services, the Ohio Government Telecommunications Service (The Ohio Channel), and the Statehouse News Bureau (SNB).
districts, schools and career tech centers in Central Ohio and beyond. educator professional development opportunities offered. 3,000+ active substitutes placed in 27 districts and schools serving over 600 school buildings.
May 8, 2023 · The Broadcast Educational Media Commission seeks to expand the knowledge of Ohio's citizens through promotion of educational broadcasting products, funding of the state's broadcast affiliates and organizations, and collaboration with stakeholders and advocates of technology-driven education.
Public media for Columbus, Ohio featuring NPR news, PBS, podcasts and classical music.
We serve 30 client school districts, including three career technical centers, in Delaware, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Marion, Morrow, Ross, and Union counties, with over 225,000+ students impacted.
ESCs support students through direct services such as preschools, special needs classrooms, career exploration opportunities and other programs that serve students directly. ESCs solve problems by developing offerings based on the unique needs of their client school districts and the State.
