Gadfly Bites 10/7/26—A matter of perspective
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In June, lawmakers passed long-awaited and comprehensive math legislation in the form of Senate Bill 19.
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For more than a quarter century, public charter schools have served Ohio families and students seeking tuition-free educational options in their communities.
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Education systems often fail to challenge our very brightest students. The unfortunate result is that too many high achievers lose their edge and fall short of their potential.
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In 2023, Ohio policymakers launched a sweeping initiative championing the science of reading, an evidence-based instructional approach that focuses on phonics and
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In the wake of the September release of school report cards, education groups were in a celebratory mood.
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In 2023, we at Fordham released a publication titled Will Ohio’s Covid Generation Get Back on Track?
A defining feature of charter schools is the oversight structure provided by the authorizer. It is an authorizer’s job to determine whether schools are fulfilling the terms of their charters across numerous areas, not least of which is student outcomes.
Consistent, rigorous implementation of the science of reading should produce literacy achievement gains. State report cards for the 2025–26 school year, which were released last week, reveal both good news and bad news on this front for Ohio.
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Ohio’s two new education and workforce outcomes dashboards are a welcome addition to Ohio’s K-12 education transparency. They have the potential to serve a wide range of stakeholders, but especially students and their families. We take a look at them both.
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Today, the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce released school report cards for the 2025–26 school year. Data include state math and reading exam results as well as high school graduation and chronic absenteeism rates.
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In Ohio, the big news in the career pathways realm is the state’s recent revamp of the
Texas’ Effective Advising Framework is an established model to help schools implement an integrated approach to career and academic planning for students. Ohio policymakers would be wise to crib these three valuable lessons from it.
Homeschooling in the United States is often imagined as an all-or-nothing decision: Families who choose it do so full-time, for all their children, across their entire K–12 education.