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Mandatory retention will no longer be required under Ohio’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee. A parent will now be able to request a student be promoted to fourth grade — even if they are not reading at grade level, according to the state budget that Gov. Mike DeWine recently signed. Now a student’s parents must consult […]

Mandatory retention will no longer be required under Ohio’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee.

Despite academic gain, learning gaps persist for some students

"Feed Your Brain with Chick-fil-A," which is a two-week initiative that focuses on getting children through age 12 in Lorain County to read more.

Students who were held back from fourth grade due to a state law requiring struggling readers to repeat third grade performed better on English language arts in fourth through eighth grades, a new study shows.

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Sixty percent of the states third-graders didn’t score high enough on the TCAP to pass on to fourth grade

Despite academic gains, more than half of the states third-graders could be held back because of a 2021 law

A pandemic-related exception to the requirement that students repeat the third grade if they’re not reading proficiently ends with this academic year.

The Ohio House compromised with education advocates: finally fairly funding the state’s public education system after 26 years, but also expanding the private school tuition voucher scholarship.