Ohio Politics Explained: Students miss more class, police reform dead
Thirty percent of Ohio students were chronically absent last year. Our Senate candidates agree to debate, and unemployment reform gets put on hold.
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Thirty percent of Ohio students were chronically absent last year. Our Senate candidates agree to debate, and unemployment reform gets put on hold.
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The number of Ohio's public school children who miss at least 10% of the academic year continues to rise. Math scores still haven't recovered.
The number of Ohio's public school children who miss at least 10% of the academic year continues to rise. Math scores still haven't recovered.
Conservatives opposed expanding Title IX's protections to LGBTQ students, and the state supreme court puts a candidate on November's ballot.