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Ohio Supreme Court: Community schools owed grant funding

Ohio Capital Journal Photo: Courtesy of the Ohio Supreme Court A group of community charter schools weren’t given funding due to them by the state of Ohio, according to an Ohio Supreme Court ruling. Horizon Science Academy, which has a system of 17 schools in Ohio along with other schools across the country, sued the state after the Ohio Department of Education determined the community schools had not met criteria for the Quality Community School Support Program, from which the schools would have received grant funding for the 2020-21 and 2021-22 fiscal years. In the previous biennial budget bill, the state legislature appropriated $30 million for the program, and set the criteria to qualify for the grant money.

Ohio owes millions of dollars to 12 Ohio charter schools, Ohio Supreme Court rules

Ohio owes millions of dollars to 12 Ohio charter schools, Ohio Supreme Court rules © David Petkiewicz Outside the Ohio Supreme Court. COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Department of Education owes 12 Horizon Science Academy schools throughout the state thousands of dollars, after they were wrongfully disqualified from money as “community schools of quality,” the Ohio Supreme Court ruled. The court rejected in a 5-2 opinion the Department of Education’s position that the charter schools’ operator had to be registered as an out-of-state corporation with the Ohio Secretary of State’s office to be considered “in good standing” according to the 2019 law that allows the additional funding.

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