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Vouchers Hurt Ohio and Ohio E&A Coalition file lawsuit against private school voucher program - Vimarsana News

Vouchers Hurt Ohio and Ohio E&A Coalition file lawsuit against private school voucher program

Ohio Coalition for Equity & Adequacy of School Funding COLUMBUS – A coalition of public school districts filed a lawsuit today in Franklin County Com

Private Equity Firm KSL Capital Seeks $3B for Sixth Flagship Fund - Vimarsana News

Private Equity Firm KSL Capital Seeks $3B for Sixth Flagship Fund

KSL Capital Partners, which specializes in travel and leisure, is seeking $3 billion for its newest flagship fund

Canton City Schools drops spacing to 3 feet, gives teachers raises - Vimarsana News

Canton City Schools drops spacing to 3 feet, gives teachers raises

CANTON – Some students in the Canton City School District soon may be sitting closer to each other in the classroom. The Canton City school board on Wednesday unanimously approved an amended memorandum of understanding with its teachers union that allows the district to space students at least 3 feet apart in classrooms, instead of the previously required 6 feet. Superintendent Jeff Talbert said the adjustment reflects the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and allows roughly 70 students to return to in-person learning for the last six weeks of the school ye...

Canton City parents want Arts and AIM academies to remain the same - Vimarsana News

Canton City parents want Arts and AIM academies to remain the same

Of the 16 messages the board received, roughly half of them concerned the Arts or AIM academies. “I understand you are trying to make the most of what we have here but if there is any way the Arts Academy can remain the way it is and a K-8 school, I feel like I would not be the only one relieved,” wrote Angela Bilbrey, whose children are in kindergarten, second, sixth and eighth grades at Arts Academy. “We chose to have our children there because, to me, it just feels like a better option for a school.” Jennifer Anderson questioned moving seventh- and eighth-graders from the Arts Acad...