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Ohio legislators are trying to pass major reforms to the state’s school funding model, a model that the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled unconstitutional four times. If House Bill 1 – known as the Fair School Funding Plan – passes, many of the changes would have Ohio following in the footsteps of states already touted for their education funding models, including New Jersey and Wyoming.
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A key Republican lawmaker says the Cupp-Patterson school funding plan that passed the House overwhelmingly is dead in the Senate.
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A bi-partisan bill to reform school funding is being introduced in the Ohio Senate. This plan is similar to one introduced in the House earlier.
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Gov. John Kasich signed the new $71 billion state budget, which was substantially different than his original proposal. He responded with a record 44…
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Officials with the Vandalia-Butler School District have plans to take more local control over the district’s curriculum and assessment process. The…
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The deadline for a new two-year state budget is just a month away. The House and the Governor have different proposals and the Senate is expected to…
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The superintendent of the Tecumseh School District in Clark County was suspended without pay following allegations he used school funds to support a…
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Springfield City School administrators have had time to digest the school funding plan released by Ohio House Republicans. Under the House plan, schools…
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Ohio Public Radio's Karen Kasler joins Emily McCord for this week's PoliticsOhio. She details the House plan to get rid of the estate tax and what impact…
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Emily McCord speaks with Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles for this week's PoliticsOhio. Democrats say the Governor's office isn't providing them with…