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Voucher expansions have unleashed a flood of additional taxpayer dollars to the benefit of families already enrolled in private schools. In Ohio, some schools are now “strongly encouraging” parents to apply for vouchers, regardless of need or income.

Voucher expansions have unleashed a flood of additional taxpayer dollars to the benefit of families already enrolled in private schools. In Ohio, some schools are now “strongly encouraging” parents to apply for vouchers, regardless of need or income.

Voucher expansions have unleashed a flood of additional taxpayer dollars to the benefit of families already enrolled in private schools. In Ohio, some schools are now “strongly encouraging” parents to apply for vouchers, regardless of need or income.

The Board of Education returned to a discussion of phones in schools at its Aug. 10 regular meeting; the board originally discussed the issue at a July 6 meeting after receiving a letter from 16 district parents concerned about how phones affect school environments.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a $190 billion state budget on July 5, with a large part of the budget focusing on education.

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Board members for the school district voted to join the "Vouchers Hurt Ohio" lawsuit against state program EdChoice. TPS is among many public schools signed on.

Empowering parents with school choice will bring real accountability to the school system, Neal McCluskey, director of the ...

Nearly 100 Ohio school districts filed a lawsuit in Franklin County court this week against the state Education Department and state education board.