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1.15.2021
Charter Schools

Ohio Charter News Weekly – 1.15.21

Chad L. Aldis, Jeff Murray

Charters and the incoming presidential administration

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Gadfly Bites
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1.15.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/15/21 – The science and the art

Jeff Murray

I won’t call them silver linings—waaaaaay too soon for that (thanks to my cousin for schooling me on that, painful as that conversation might have been)—but it seems like certain adaptations to the pandemic could benefit students far beyond 2020.

Gadfly Bites
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Report
1.15.2021
Charter Schools

Open Enrollment and Student Diversity in Ohio’s Schools

Deven Carlson

Approximately 85,000 Ohio students use interdistrict open enrollment to attend a neighboring school district.

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1.13.2021
School Finance

How will Ohio spend billions in federal relief funds for K–12 education?

Aaron Churchill

The federal government continues its spending spree aimed at ameliorating the effects of the pandemic.

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Gadfly Bites
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1.13.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/13/21 – …and you shall receive

Jeff Murray

Elected school boards across Ohio are holding their organizational meetings in the early part of January, with varying levels of drama emanating from them and into the pages of the local news.

Gadfly Bites
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1.12.2021
Standards

Ohio wisely presses pause on school accountability, and other recent policy developments

Jessica Poiner

Most Ohioans likely didn’t notice the passage of House Bill 409 a few days prior to Christmas. That’s understandable, given the ongoing pandemic and the hustle and bustle of the holidays.

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Gadfly Bites
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1.11.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/11/21 – Several feelings

Jeff Murray

Not much education news to chat about today.

Gadfly Bites
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1.8.2021
Charter Schools

Ohio Charter News Weekly – 1.8.21

Chad L. Aldis, Jeff Murray

Vaccination for school personnel

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Gadfly Bites
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1.8.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/8/21 – Extra

Jeff Murray

No students in Columbus City Schools have attended in-person learning since March of 2020. Sports have been on hold since mid-November.

Gadfly Bites
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1.7.2021
Charter Schools

Ohio Charter News Weekly – 1.7.21

Chad L. Aldis, Jeff Murray

NOTE: We’re back from the holiday break. Today’s special edition covers news from 12/19 – 12/31/20. This first regular edition of 2021 will be published tomorrow and will catch up on news from 1/1 – 1/8/21.

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Gadfly Bites
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1.6.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/6/21 –One of these things is not like the others

Jeff Murray

NOTE: This is our first regular Gadfly Bites edition for 2021, covering clips from 1/1 through 1/6/21. Huge thanks for reading and subscribing! 

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1.4.2021
Governance

Gadfly Bites 1/4/21 – (Left) Hanging with 2020

Jeff Murray

NOTE: We’re back with a catch up edition covering clips from 12/23 – 12/31/20. Hope you missed me! Wednesday’s edition will catch us up with clips from 2021 so far. Fingers crossed for sanity! 

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1.1.2021
Governance

Predicting the top Ohio education issues for 2021

Jessica Poiner

At this point, we’re all tired of hearing the word “unprecedented.” But clichés are clichés for a reason, and 2020 has certainly been an unprecedented year. Many of us would like nothing more than to leave this difficult year in the rearview mirror. Unfortunately, the events of 2020 seem likely to stretch into the new year.

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