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Bus drivers at Princeton Schools plan to go on strike Thursday (opens the original)
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The Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE), the state's largest union for employees working in public schools, says bus drivers in the Princeton City School District plan to strike on Oct. 1. OAPSE said early Wednesday morning that the union's decision comes after a Sept. 29 bargaining session with the school district's transportation contractor First Student ended without an agreement. The bus drivers' current contract with First Student ends Sept. 30. Princeton City Schools, which
CPS must submit a plan to the state to address projected $44M deficit (opens the original)
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Cincinnati Public Schools is in a precautionary financial state, according to the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW). The district says it received two letters from the state on Sept. 2 indicating a low fund balance and a projected deficit in the coming years. In one letter, ODEW says that without new revenue, CPS is projected to have a $44.5 million budget deficit by the 2029 fiscal year. The district must submit a Board of Education-approved financial recovery plan to the depart
CPS parents rally support for November tax levy (opens the original)
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Cincinnati Public Schools will put a 5-year, 7-mill property tax on the ballot this November, expected to generate an estimated $66.3 million annually for the school district. Before the start of the current school year, CPS cut more than 100 jobs district-wide and eliminated several programs to help close a $58 million budget gap. On Monday night, volunteers with the YES for CPS campaign held a levy party in Westwood to spread the word about the levy's importance in helping the district avoid a
Cincinnati Public Schools earns 3-star rating for the first time (opens the original)
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The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce gave Cincinnati Public Schools a 3-star rating on this year's school report card, marking the first time the district has met state standards since the department began using the star rating system several years ago. The annual report card grades public school districts on a scale from one to five stars based on each district's performance on state tests, early literacy scores, student progress, graduation rates, and workforce readiness. This latest
Nearly $800M tourism attraction planned for Boone County (opens the original)
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A proposal to develop an estimated $782.7 million tourism attraction in Boone County has received preliminary approval by the Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority. Few details are public about the project. Still, a brief description from the finance authority describes the development by Liberty Forge Adventures, LLC, as a tourism destination with a museum, hotel, and other amenities, located in Walton. The company's website touts the development as a "next-generation destination attra
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