Education

New School Practices for Fall

(LFC Comments:  Thanks to Kirsten for this article on the State’s changes for schools opening in the Fall.) *********************1776 https://www.fox19.com/2020/05/14/ohio-state-board-education-gives-glimpse-what-schools-could-look-like-this-fall/?fbclid=IwAR0cTaz3bxXxrZryv45ZjLXfiFZumesAJxjDpUIyGXs-3Q-UJRS82kjQ_bI “In the draft, the state board gave the following daily precautions recommended by the Ohio Department of Health for schools… Read More ›

Riverside School Officials Speak Out

We have previously written about the State of Ohio’s drastic cuts in public school funding: https://lobbyistsforcitizens.com/2020/05/10/state-budget-cuts-for-public-schools/ Looking for answers, we sent the following email to Dr. james P. Kalis, Superintendent, and Mr. Gary A. Platko, CFO of  the Riverside school… Read More ›

Vouchers…Public vs Private Schools

(LFC Comments: Thanks to a  couple of lobbyists for sending us this article on school vouchers.) https://lobbyistsforcitizens.com/2020/01/31/for-an-errant-education-fundamental-transformation-is-at-hand/ Some excerpts from the article: “Families across Ohio are anxiously waiting for word about who qualifies for EdChoice vouchers next year.” The cost… Read More ›

Just Say No…

This pretty much sums it up for us.  Politicians and bureaucrats must learn that we are “tapped out”, and cannot continue to support ever-increasing property taxes. Be wary of politicians and bureaucrats that do not want to be held accountable… Read More ›

Euclid Schools in trouble….familiar story…

Thanks to our Kirtland lobbyist for this article about our neighbors in Euclid.  It appears that their schools will have to make some drastic cut-backs.  Looks like they are short $5.6 million….. https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/education/euclid-city-school-sees-drastic-cuts-after-loss-of-levy/95-d1afabc2-a695-482f-ba1c-33451232aacd Here is an excerpt from the article… Read More ›

School Funding Formula on hold

Thanks to one of our Kirtland lobbyists for this article on public school funding. https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/local-education/school-funding-overhaul-may-get-delayed-two-years-lawmakers-say/bAWol2XCgUhOhjTMcVvtbO/ Looks like the Cupp-Patterson new school funding formula is put on hold.  However, the politicians were able to get the gasoline tax passed without any… Read More ›