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Ohio report cards show 38 school districts need help to meet state standards (opens the original)
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About 6% of Ohio school districts need support to meet state standards, according to the new state report cards the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce released Tuesday. The department uses 1 to 5 star ratings in half increments based on six categories: achievement (25% weight toward overall rating), progress (25%), early literacy (12.5%), gap closing (12.5%), graduation (12.5%), and college, career, workforce, and military readiness (12.5%). The state switched away from using the A-F l
2,776 Acres of Ohio’s Wayne National Forest Leased for More Than $11 million for Fracking (opens the original)
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Nearly 3,000 acres of Ohio’s only national forest were leased this week for more than $11 million by the Bureau of Land Management to out-of-state companies for fracking. The BLM auctioned off 40 parcels in Monroe and Washington counties totaling 2,776 acres in Wayne National Forest for $11.09 million during a quarterly oil and gas lease sale. “Leasing is the first step in the process to develop federal oil and gas resources,” BLM said in a statement. “The BLM ensures oil and gas development mee
Ohio governor’s race: Where the candidates stand on education issues (opens the original)
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Vivek Ramaswamy shares a laugh with Schafer Leather Store owner, Rob Schafer Friday morning. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Dr. Amy Acton, second from front left, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, waves to the crowd during the July 4th America 250 parade in Marietta. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Vivek Ramaswamy shares a laugh with Schafer Leather Store owner, Rob Schafer Friday morning. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Dr. Amy Acton, second from front left, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, waves to the cro
Ohio State University, three other Ohio universities receive an ‘F’ in latest free speech rankings (opens the original)
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The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression gave four Ohio colleges and universities a failing grade on their 2027 College Free Speech rankings. The survey ranked 261 colleges and universities after receiving responses from nearly 63,000 students who were surveyed via College Pulse from Jan. 2 through June 3. 13 Ohio colleges and universities were ranked between No. 64 and 237. Half of students surveyed nationwide said the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was difficult to openly discuss on c
Nearly half of households using Ohio food banks have chosen between rent or food (opens the original)
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More than half of households surveyed that visited an Ohio food bank were forced to choose between paying for utilities or paying for food, according to a new report. That 57% statistic was even higher for households with children, which stands at 65%, according to the Ohio Association of Foodbanks annual report that surveyed 2,644 food pantry visitors from April 18 to May 22 this year. âOhioans are facing real, real challenges and difficult choices every day, and that those choices are puttin
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