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Gadfly Bites 1/8/21 – Extra

Jeff Murray
1.8.2021
Gadfly Bites
  1. No students in Columbus City Schools have attended in-person learning since March of 2020. Sports have been on hold since mid-November. Guess which one of those things district parents are agitating to have restarted? (Columbus Dispatch, 1/6/21) While the parents were agitating virtually, a group of students came in person to protest for the same. (Columbus Dispatch, 1/8/21)
     
  2. Not that any of the above folks asked, but Governor DeWine yesterday said that Covid vaccinations would begin February 1 for school personnel across the state…as long as school leaders sign a document stating their intent to be in buildings in-person—either hybrid or fully in-person—for learning by March 1. No mention of extracurriculars here though. (Cleveland.com, 1/8/21)

  3. No mention of extracurriculars here either, but most private schools in Wayne County are reporting a sizeable boost in enrollment this year due, their leaders say, to their fully in-person academics. And even the one reporting a loss of students actually seems happy about that situation…for now. (Wooster Daily Record, 1/7/21)

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Jeff Murray is a lifelong resident of central Ohio. He previously worked at School Choice Ohio and the Greater Columbus Arts Council. He has two degrees from the Ohio State University. He lives in the Clintonville neighborhood with his wife and twin daughters. He is proud every day to support the Fordham mission to help make excellent education options more numerous and more readily available for families and…

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