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Ohio Study Finds Disproportionate Rates of School Discipline
Minority, economically disadvantaged students faced the most out-of-school suspensions and expulsions
Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Pandemic Law Taxing Work-From-Home Ohioans Constitutional, State Supreme Court Rules
The majority court found that the section of the COVID relief bill at question in the lawsuit was “completely consistent with the Ohio Constitution.”
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New Ohio Department of Children and Youth’s First Goals Center Around Infant Mortality, Child Welfare
The ODCY was created as part of the restructuring of the Ohio Department of Education
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Paid Leave Still Inaccessible to Majority of Ohioans
Family support programs could be economic boon in state, country, study shows
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Ohio Supreme Court: State Highway Patrol Expenses to Protect Governor at Super Bowl Not Public Record
In a 4-3 party-line decision, the court ruled the docs are exempt due to security concerns
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Public Comment Period on Ohio Gov. DeWine’s Gender Transition Rules Brings Strong Opposition
“These restrictions impose significant hurdles for patients to access care”
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Ohio Supreme Court: Sam Randazzo’s Assets Can Be Frozen in Connection With FirstEnergy Case
State asked for freeze of assets to potentially claw back $4.3 million FirstEnergy bribe
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The Fight to Feed Kids in Ohio Continues, Though State Budget Still Falls Short of Universal Free Lunches
An extra $4 million will go to providing no-cost meals
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LGBTQ+ People, Including Trans Youth, Are One of the Highest Risk Groups for Suicide
Harrowing data as Ohio awaits the fate of House Bill 68
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Ohio Public Education Supporters Look to 2024, Lawsuit to Hold Private Voucher System Accountable
While there’s not yet full funding of the Fair School Funding Plan, 23,272 students participated in the voucher expansion last year
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Counselors, Psychologists and School Officials Speak Out Against Ohio ‘Parent’s Bill of Rights’
“Why would I want to be a teacher in Ohio when my legislators are so obsessed with gender and sexuality that they do not have time to pass legislation that would actually improve our schools”
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Signature Collection for Ohio Redistricting Amendment Can Begin Anew
413,487 valid Ohio voter signatures need to be collected by July 3, 2024, to qualify for the general election next year