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"We conclude that EdChoice, in its current form, secures a separate system of non-public schools that does not satisfy the common school requirement."
Ohio's 10th District Court of Appeals Upholds Finding that EdChoice Vouchers Are Unconstitutional janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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Opinion by Jan Resseger:
Ohio’s 10th District Court of Appeals Upholds Finding that EdChoice Vouchers Are Unconstitutional
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Ohio's 10th District Court of Appeals Upholds Finding that EdChoice Vouchers Are Unconstitutional janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
Ohio's 10th District Court of Appeals Upholds Finding that EdChoice Vouchers Are Unconstitutional janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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Because Ohio’s Legislature Has Abandoned Its Responsibility for Funding Public Schools, Voting for the Local School Levy Is Essential janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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Because Ohio’s Legislature Has Abandoned Its Responsibility for Funding Public Schools, Voting for the Local School Levy Is Essential janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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Elyria City Schools has already cut $9 million and could lose sports, music, and all-day kindergarten. With the state failing to fully fund public schools, more and more districts are forced to make painful cuts and turn to local taxpayers for help.
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Why our community's school levy this November is so urgently important...
It’s up to us to save our schools by Susie Kaeser heightsobserver.org/author/s…
It’s up to us to save our schools Susie Kaeser heightsobserver.org/articles…
Texas schools bring back the School-to-Prison Pipeline. For Texas Schoolchildren, Minor Misbehavior Can Mean Criminal Charges nytimes.com/2026/10/15/us/te…
Because Ohio’s Legislature Has Abandoned Its Responsibility for Funding Public Schools, Voting for the Local School Levy Is Essential janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
Julian Vasquez Heilig: Nikole Hannah-Jones and Her Daughter dianeravitch.net/2026/10/12/… via @dianeravitch
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Ohio is pouring more than $1 billion a year into private school vouchers while public schools are left fighting for the resources their students need. Public dollars belong in public schools.
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If your district is one of the many Ohio school districts on the ballot this November, here is a set of basic facts about how the legislature has abandoned the needs of Ohio’s public school students. These are reasons for voting “YES,” if a levy appears on your local ballot
To Shape Support for Local School Levies in November, Ohio Voters Need the Following Information janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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A pair of Ohio Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that would increase which would create a $360 million special education threshold cost reimbursement in the General Revenue Fund.
by Megan Henry
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If your district is one of the many Ohio school districts on the ballot this November, here is a set of basic facts about how the legislature has abandoned the needs of Ohio’s public school students. These are reasons for voting “YES,” if a levy appears on your local ballot
To Shape Support for Local School Levies in November, Ohio Voters Need the Following Information janresseger.wordpress.com/20… via @janresseger
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Ohio’s voucher program is subsidizing private school tuition for families earning more than $150,000 a year. Meanwhile, public schools across the state are being asked to do more with less.
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Private schools, even ones subsidized by your tax dollars, don't have to take every child. In Texas, of 257 voucher schools surveyed by the Texas Observer, fewer than a dozen said they offer special education.
Children the system won't take land back in public schools. And those schools—which do have to take every child—are in crisis, from low reading and math scores to widespread chronic absenteeism.
Ohio lawmakers turn their backs on public schools again ohiocapitaljournal.com/2026/…
