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While marijuana legislation and other bills still sit on the horizon in the second year of this term’s General Assembly, education policy can always be counted on to be a

While marijuana legislation and other bills still sit on the horizon in the second year of this term’s General Assembly, education policy can always be counted on to be a part of the discussion. 2024 should be no different.

While there's not yet full funding of the Fair School Funding Plan, 23,272 students participated in the voucher expansion last year

Rudy Studd, whose family made Shelby home in 2015, is a sixth grade language arts and science teacher at Great River Connections Academy.

A gerrymandered legislature, beholden to special interests, would have unequal power over voters

Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose has argued Issue 1 would prevent corruption, but experts say that erecting barriers to future anti-gerrymandering reform and taking power away from the people to hold lawmakers accountable would help corruption thrive.

LaRose has claimed that if it were in place, Issue 1 would have stopped one aspect of the Householder conspiracy, but he's failed to acknowledge his part in the scandal.

The Thomas B. Fordham Institute Ohio directors tearful plea to lawmakers hides charter schools sinister goals and failings, William L. Phillis writes.

Tanisha S. Pruitt, PhD | Annie Volker School is a place where childhood happens. Ohio’s public educators teach children of all races and backgrounds basic skills, but also challenge and inspire them to follow their dreams. For many students, school is a safe place to learn, develop and grow. Ohio currently educates...

The so-called "Backpack Bill" would allow parents of most private school students in Ohio to get state-funded vouchers.