RAM BRAD DICKEN EDITORIAL PAGE
Brad Dicken serves as Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle on the 7-inch format edition. The item notes his role and byline but provides no further context or content.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2018
Page
16
Brad Dicken serves as Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle on the 7-inch format edition. The item notes his role and byline but provides no further context or content.
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 4-2 decision, held that ECOT was accountable for more than offering access to learning and allowed the state to pursue about $80 million in reclaimed funds. Regulators target ECOT founder William Lager and leaders, with possible plan to seize assets such as Lager’s $3.7 million Key West home. The ruling addresses inflated attendance data and insufficient student engagement, influencing politics ahead of midterm elections.
Readers weigh in on school leadership and parental roles in student success. Richard A. Hyde argues for home reading and math help and playtime, while Pete Penn warns about climate change and urges action, citing historical milestones and National Geographic. Norbert Stankiewicz critiques Kavanaugh and corporate influence on the court.
Washington columnist argues Portland progressivism mirrors old Oregon racism. He recalls 19th and 20th century bans on non whites and Catholics, the Klan’s rise, and anti immigrant policies shaping the state. He cites Gordon’s analysis and wonders if today’s uproar mirrors past fanaticisms.
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