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'We Don't Have To Accept The Status Quo': Young Black Organizers Are Fighting Hard To Protect Reproductive Rights - Vimarsana News

'We Don't Have To Accept The Status Quo': Young Black Organizers Are Fighting Hard To Protect Reproductive Rights

At URGE, organizers are working to ensure that reproductive freedom is protected for Black women in hostile political climates in the South and Midwest.

Gov. DeWine taps Steve Dackin as head of Ohio K-12 education, despite previous ethics investigation - Vimarsana News

Gov. DeWine taps Steve Dackin as head of Ohio K-12 education, despite previous ethics investigation

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine nominated Steve Dackin to lead the new Department of Education and Workforce — despite Dackin’s previous ethics investigation during his less than two-week stint as state superintendent.

What to know about the latest version of Ohio's budget and education - Vimarsana News

What to know about the latest version of Ohio's budget and education

What is - and is not - included in the latest version of the Senate's budget for Ohio.

Ohio State study on EdChoice vouchers refutes opponents' claims - Vimarsana News

Ohio State study on EdChoice vouchers refutes opponents' claims

The study, conducted by two Ohio State professors, says that overall school vouchers don't hurt public schools financially or academically.

Ohio's third grade reading retention law faces opposition from broad coalition - Vimarsana News

Ohio's third grade reading retention law faces opposition from broad coalition

State leaders, educators, and researchers joined the Ohio Education Association Monday to voice their opposition to a law that mandates a student be retained if they do not pass a third-grade reading test.

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