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Former Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Working With Redistricting Group on Possible Amendment
“You got to get cracking on it if it’s going to be on the ballot in 2024”
Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Education Officials Worry Ohio Voucher Expansion Will Come at Expense of Full Public School Funding
“Legislators should avoid competing funding obligations, such as expansion of private school vouchers or charter schools”
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DeWine Prioritizes Children, Mental Health, and Attracting Business in State of the State
Governor’s budget also pushes the same issues
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Study: Ohio Tax Changes Could Mean More in State Budget for Families
The analysis also points to a lack of affordable child care leading to education proficiency and kindergarten readiness issues
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Air Pollution Is Impacting Maternal, Infant Health of Ohioans
Some Ohioans are in danger of air pollution effects based solely on where they live
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Kindergarten Vaccination Rates Trend Downward as Ohio Public Health Officials Fight Back
Franklin County still dealing with ongoing measles outbreak
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Big Ohio Redistricting Changes Before 2024? Don’t Count On It
The Republican majority has no reason to change how it has operated
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Ohio Coalition Moves Forward With Plans for Abortion Ballot Measure
The group says the measure would protect access for all Ohioans
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Ohio Public School Funding Set for Court Battle in 2023 With Lawsuit That Takes Aim at State’s Voucher Program
A Franklin County judge has denied attempts by the department of education and Catholic school groups to dismiss the suit
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Ohio Legislators Will Head Back to Redistricting Drawing Board in 2023, But Without Maureen O’Connor to Worry About (Sort Of)
Advocates are putting together a possible ballot measure, and O’Connor has said she’ll be part of the effort
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Ohio CEOs Make Nearly 400 Times More Than Typical Employee
Meanwhile, median pay for workers at the largest companies fell under $50,000
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Ohio Supreme Court Rules Against Monetary Damages Cap in Child Sex Abuse Cases
Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor joined the court’s Democrats in the 4-3 ruling