Ohio's voucher opponents regularly claim that districts are victims of inequitable funding. However, they omit key policies and the billions that those policies generate for traditional districts. We correct the record yet again. https://t.co/i94kPCASU6
The Buckeye State has long provided additional funding to public schools that serve more economically-disadvantaged students. We look into new data to see how schools are spending those funds.
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The Buckeye State has long provided additional funding to public schools that serve more economically-disadvantaged students. We look into new data to see how schools are spending those funds.
https://t.co/eQn0mK3DrO
The Buckeye State has long provided additional funding to public schools that serve more economically-disadvantaged students. We look into new data to see how schools are spending those funds.
https://t.co/eQn0mK3DrO
Ohio’s anti-voucher lawsuit relies on conjecture and incomplete data when framing the question of segregation. We bring hard evidence to refute their accusations. https://t.co/1xywcdzHxK
Last school year, the parents of more than 50k Ohio students chose to educate their children at home, a 30+% increase over the previous school year. #NationalSchoolChoiceWeek
You want your kids to get the best education possible, but that costs. And sometimes, you have to settle for mediocre. When I first got that scholarship...my heart skipped all sorts of beats.”
@PartnershipCLE parent Robyn on #schoolchoice
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@OHSchoolChoice
Happy National #SchoolChoiceWeek!! The message is simple: every child deserves an effective, challenging, and motivating education. We're celebrating all the options available to Ohio families & the right to choose an education that best fits their child's needs. #schoolchoice
The recently-filed lawsuit against Ohio’s EdChoice voucher program is not about kids or families or communities. It is about traditional districts’ educational monopoly and how to maintain it. We debunk two of their biggest claims. https://t.co/fjMHqtkgBs
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has been under mayoral control since 1997. While that strong continuity of leadership seems to have been positive for the district, a new mayor likely means new opportunities. https://t.co/6epqzK7FOk
"A northeast Ohio high school guidance counselor who wanted to choose her own attorney in a dispute with her school system has appealed a lower court ruling she had to accept union representation."
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has been under mayoral control since 1997. While that strong continuity of leadership seems to have been positive for the district, a new mayor likely means new opportunities. https://t.co/6epqzJQ4pK
Ohio's voucher opponents regularly claim that districts are victims of inequitable funding. However, they omit key policies and the billions that those policies generate for traditional districts. We correct the record yet again. https://t.co/i94kPCASU6