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Hagerman over liz cheney in the state's only house primary. hagerman was wyoming born and bred where she attended casper college on the livestock judging scholarship and went to the university of wyoming college of law. as an attorney she spent decades fighting back against federal overreach as a lawyer for the liberties alliance, she fought the clinton administration's epa overreach as well and from there she went on to become the national committeewoman for the republican party in wyoming, a push she vacated into this race. great to see you tonight. you supported liz cheney in the past and e...

Updated: 11:15 AM EDT April 14, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — A pair of Ohio congressmen testified Tuesday on the importance of passing anti-hazing legislation for college campuses and other schools. Rep. Michael Sheehy (D-Oregon) and Rep. Haraz Ghanbari (R-Perrysburg) testified in support of House Bill 205, known as Collin's Law: The Ohio Anti-Bullying and Hazing Act. The bill addressed the issue of school bullying and hazing throughout the state. The legislation is co-sponsored by both congressmen. The hazing death of Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz last month l...

School assessment test requirements questioned Published by news@presspubli... on Fri, 03/05/2021 - 4:00pm By:  Larry Limpf Although the U.S. Department of Education has extended flexibility to schools on K-12 assessment, accountability and reporting requirements for the 2020-2021 school year, a state legislator still questions the need for such testing while the pandemic causes logistical problems for schools systems. State Senator Teresa Fedor said waiving the 95 percent participation requirement for an academic achievement indicator was welcome, bu...

Ohio House panel passes bill that will require school standardized testing, but without sanctions and penalties Laura Hancock, cleveland.com COLUMBUS, Ohio - An Ohio House committee advanced a bill Wednesday that extends deadlines for K-12 standardized tests this spring and removes sanctions and penalties on low-performing schools and districts. House Bill 67 was originally written to instruct the Ohio Department of Education to ask the U.S. education secretary to waive testing this spring, due to the pandemic forcing at-home learning for many Ohio children. Lawmakers passed l...

Reply Feb. 5, 2021 State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) released the following statement today on his committee assignments for the 134th General Assembly: Subscribe "It is an honor to continue to serve as the ranking member on the Primary and Secondary Education committee. I look forward to building off of the bipartisan work we started last General Assembly in the House with Chairwoman Manning, Vice-Chairman Bird, and the members of the committee in both parties. In order to secure the Ohio promise for our children, we must continue our work on critical K-12 education issues such as fair scho...