Ohio Supreme Court backs state in ECOT funding ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4-2 that the Department of Education may use student participation duration data to determine funding for the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow, affirming a lower court and rejecting ECOT’s claim that only enrollment counts. The decision keeps a costly $60 million refund in play and continues the case’s oversight narrative in a midterm year.
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Lorain residents plan trap neuter release for feral cats
Lorain residents led by Councilman Dennis Flores seek to start a trap neuter release program to curb an estimated 9,000 feral cats. They met with Sue Hixson of Friendship Animal Protective League and Corinne Blackstone of Fix-It Elyria to discuss steps and support. Flores noted the city lacks a formal feral cat program beyond the health department and aims to piggyback on Fix-It Elyria efforts.
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