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Gadfly Bites 7/10/19 – Calling it like it is
Spectrum News 1 visited our conference room a while back to ask Chad
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Gadfly Bites 7/8/19 – Throwing things
The ECOT boogeyman looms large in this piece, rehashing the whole story from what is meant to be a brand new perspective.
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Gadfly Bites 7/5/19 – Deflated
School districts in Ohio have been dealing with the scourge of grade inflation—blamed largely on dual enrollment in college courses—by doing away with the
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Gadfly Bites 7/3/19 – Focusing on the wrong things
From the What Did You Expect Department: A
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Gadfly Bites 6/28/19 – Which is it?
Following on with our theme from yesterday, little birdies in the Statehouse are apparently suggesting that changes to the state’s intervention efforts int
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Gadfly Bites 6/26/19 – Stand. Alone.
While our clips have in the last several weeks focused heavily on the state budget process, it is only now at the end where the plaintive cries of “But Ohi
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Gadfly Bites 6/24/19 – Saying or doing
Happy Monday! We start today with the topic of charter school funding.
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Gadfly Bites 6/21/19 – So much budget news, so little time
Our title today is a little misleading.
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The rich get richer under a Senate school funding provision
Covering a gamut of issues and spanning thousands of pages, the state budget legislation is apt to contain at least a few harebrained policy ideas.
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Gadfly Bites 6/19/19 – Sounds like a Wes Anderson movie to me
A blog post by our own Jessica Poiner is cited in this announcemen
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Gadfly Bites 6/14/19 – Root causes
Local reporter Lisa Rantala from ABC6 visited Fordham-sponsored Columbus Collegiate Academy recently.
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Student wellness and success funding could make Ohio a national leader in providing wraparound services
It’s budget season in Ohio, and that means frenzied debate about a wide swath of policy proposals.
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Gadfly Bites 6/5/19 – The “Is Jeff Too Darn Cynical?” edition
Everyone else I’ve talked to thinks this story is unequivocally great.
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Gadfly Bites 5/31/19 – Uninspiring
In case you missed it, the Senate Education Committee this week heard import
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Gadfly Bites 5/29/19 – The mysterious inner workings of the media
Apropos of nothing (at least, nothing that is obvious to me),
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Gadfly Bites 5/24/19 – The grinder
As budget season grinds on, hearings continue on all things HB 166. This includes things that are not in the budget bill but might eventually be.
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Tackling Ohio’s toughest education challenges: Expand interdistrict open enrollment
Editor’s Note: Back in September 2018, awaiting the election of our next governor, we at the Fordham Institute began developing a set of policy proposals that we belie
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Gadfly Bites 5/20/19 – The old and the new
It may be a new week, but it’s the same old news to be had it seems.
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Gadfly Bites 5/17/19 – How do you say “absorb” in Latin?
A TV news outlet in Cincinnati this week produced a short but admirably wide-ranging piece exploring
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Gadfly Bites 5/15/19 – Whose frustration, your honor?
In case you missed it, Fordham is part of a coalition o
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Testimony given before the Ohio Senate Finance Subcommittee on Primary and Secondary Education – 5/14/19
Note: Today, the Ohio Senate Finance Subcommittee on Primary and Secondary Education heard testimony on HB 166, the state’s new biennial bu
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Gadfly Bites 5/13/19 – Equal opportunity whiners
Make of this what you will: A 2017 blog written by our own Aaron Churchill is “mistaken” for a research study and its points exaggerated (IMHO) in this com
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Gadfly Bites 5/10/19 – The bad, the worse, and the truly weird
Today’s clips are a mix of bizarreness and absurdity that I’d like to call “bizzurdity”. I’m sure it will stick. Read on to see what I’m talking about.
