Ohio educators rally six months into school funding reform push
In Columbus educators marked six months since the Ohio Supreme Court ordered a reform of school funding. About 50 people marched to the Statehouse after a Palace Theatre meeting, urging lawmakers to craft a thorough and efficient system that reduces district disparities.
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False addresses by sexual predators under new Ohio law
Ohio's Megan's Law style statute requires predators to register with the county sheriff and notify neighbors. Officials note gaps allow offenders to live where not disclosed. 698 offenders registered, 41 designated predators. No central tracking exists across 88 sheriffs. False address filings can bring up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.
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Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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