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District 2: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk culture wars, funding - Vimarsana News

District 2: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk culture wars, funding

Two Northern Ohioans are vying to represent District 2 in the State Board of Education. We talked to them both about various hot button issues impacting Ohio education.

District 2: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk culture wars, funding - Vimarsana News

District 2: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk culture wars, funding

Two Northern Ohioans are vying to represent District 2 in the State Board of Education, current state Sen. Teresa Fedor and Sarah McGervey, a middle school teacher at a Cleveland Catholic school.

District 10: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk funding - Vimarsana News

District 10: Ohio's Board of Education candidates talk funding

Board of Education's District 10 contains the east side of Cuyahoga Co., part of Geauga Co. and all of Summit and Portage counties. We spoke to board candidates in this district about school funding.

Ohio Justice Pat DeWine won't recuse himself from gerrymandering cases involving his dad - Vimarsana News

Ohio Justice Pat DeWine won't recuse himself from gerrymandering cases involving his dad

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Pat DeWine, who is running for reelection, has recused himself from presiding in cases where he has had a conflict of interest

ECOT owes Ohio $117 Million. What are we going to do about it? - Vimarsana News

ECOT owes Ohio $117 Million. What are we going to do about it?

The notorious online, private, for-profit charter school ECOT, which closed in 2018, owes the state $117 million. What are we going to do about it, asks Denis Smith.