Bill would expand education vouchers to more Ohio students
Lawmakers seek broader EdChoice access by allowing students from 30 underperforming schools to apply for vouchers for three years. The bill, tied to the two year budget, would add about 8,000 available private school slots, expanding beyond the current academic emergency rule. Gov Taft supports the change, while education officials warn funding strains may follow as districts recruit private school placements.
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Husted
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Susan Taye Zelman
Oxender
Changes to 518 Spending Plan Expand Voucher Eligibility
The state broadens the 14 000 slot voucher program to buildings in academic emergency or watch and increases funding by 30 million dollars this year and next to cover a shortfall in the Ohio Instructional Grant Program aiding full time students from low and moderate income families. It adds 1.65 million for Ohio Veterans home operations and requires universal breakfast and lunch in districts with 20 percent or more students eligible for free or reduced meals. It also budgets next year funding for 20 state licensing boards moved to the Department of Commerce by duty 1 2007.
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Multiple incidents in Elyria blotter report on March events
Police blotter items show unauthorized vehicle use, thefts of items including electronics and CDs, burglaries, domestic disputes, assaults, missing cell phones, and two arrests on warrants across Elyria on March days. Notable names include Leon G. Winans and Domingue J. Talwell with warrants and domestic violence citations.
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Black 15Th St
Black East Ave
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Black Midte Ave
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Partia
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Admiral King High School
Erie Ave
Mine ceiling injures marine at Buckingham Coal near Glouster
A rock fell from the ceiling of Buckingham Coal mine injuring a marine named Will around 6 p.m. Tuesday. He was treated at Doctor's Hospital in Nelsonville and transferred to Grant Medical Center in Columbus before release. The ceiling was reportedly properly secured.
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Southeast Ohio
Jeff Hill
Buckingham
Jerry Stewart
Division of Mineral Resources Management
Will
Doctor's Hospital
Nelsonville
Grant Medical Center
Columbus
Stewart
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