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Monday, October 28, 2019

Too Much Peanut Butter: How the Cupp Patterson School Funding Plan's Base Formula Bakes in Inequity

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What has become abundantly clear during these initial hearings of HB 305 -- the standalone version of the so-called "Cupp-Patterson...
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Wednesday, September 25, 2019

New IO Report: More Money for Vouchers, Less Oversight of Charters

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I have to admit, I was shocked at how quickly the Ohio Legislature and Governor forgot about the ECOT scandal -- the largest taxpayer ripoff...
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Friday, September 13, 2019

Charter Schools' Overrepresentation of Failure, Underrepresentation of Success

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Every time I write about the state report card, I do so with some trepidation because I don't think they're a true barometer of succ...
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Thursday, September 12, 2019

New Report Cards tell Similar Story

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The new state report cards are out and they tell a lot of the same story they always have, namely Ohio's public school districts outper...
Sunday, March 31, 2019

No Han Solo: What’s missing in Ohio’s newest school funding attempt

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When the long-awaited school funding simulations were released Friday by state Reps. John Patterson, D-Ashtabula, and Robert Cupp, R...
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Stephen Dyer
I am currently the Education Policy Fellow at Innovation Ohio. I also practice law in the Akron, Ohio area. Prior to this, I was the State Rep. for the area and was the Chief Legislative Architect for Ohio's Evidence Based Model of school funding, among other things. It won a national award for being the country's most "bold, courageous, non-partisan" education reform of 2009. Prior to that, I was a reporter with the Akron Beacon Journal and won several statewide awards, as well as a Pulitzer Prize nomination in 2003. The opinions I express here are mine, not Innovation Ohio's. Oh, and my wife, Melissa and I have developed an obsession for Hallmark Christmas movies. Don't ask.
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