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Ohio’s EdChoice Ruled Unconstitutional, but Still Allowed to ContinueOhio’s school choice program, EdChoice, is being appealed to the state supreme court. While the 10th District Court of Appeals, which heard the case in May, ruled unanimously on Thursday that the program is unconstitutional, EdChoice is still allowed to remain in place while Attorney General Andy Wilson appeals the decision. The decision from Wilson,...

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County treasurer, cross-country coach accused of having child sex abuse materialsCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A substitute teacher and cross-country coach in the Macks Creek School District who is also the Hickory County treasurer was charged this week in federal court with distributing child sex abuse material. Kenneth S. Ratliff, 51, appeared Thursday in federal court in Jefferson City on one criminal count. The federal complaint alleges

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Former College Golf Coach Files Federal Lawsuit Over Alleged Retaliation and Gender DiscriminationFormer UTC women’s golf coach has filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation and Title IX violations after her firing.

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Ohio governor signs order letting state's colleges allow 2022 athletes a 5th year of eligibilityOhio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed an executive order allowing the state's colleges and universities to let athletes who graduated high school in 2022 play a fifth year. This move defies the NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule. DeWine emphasizes fairness, stating Ohio athletes should have the same opportunities as those in other states. The order permits…

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution20h agoWhole story →

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NCAA files federal lawsuit against DeWine eligibility executive orderThe NCAA is suing Gov. Mike DeWine over his recent executive order granting a fifth year of eligibility to student athletes.

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Editor's Note: Newspapers keep public notices in public viewYou deserve to know when a public decision could change your neighborhood, your tax bill or your child’s school — and you should have an opportunity to speak up before

Roanoke Times15h agoWhole story →

Barabak: Is there a doctor in the House? Backlash to Trump, RFK Jr. may boost their political ranksThere is a wave of doctors and scientists running for office this November — for school boards, city councils, state legislatures, the House and U.S. Senate — owing in good part to Secretary Kennedy’s quackery and the hollowing out of vital health and research agencies.

Santa Rosa Press Democrat15h agoWhole story →

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Ohio-EdChoice-Rulingv2The court called school choice a "misnomer." The Ohio Supreme Court may get the last word.

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Anthropic Quietly Pitches Its Own AI Safety Bill to Lawmakers, Politico ReportsUS News is a recognized leader in college, grad school, hospital, mutual fund, and car rankings. Track elected officials, research health conditions, and find news you can use in politics, business, health, and education.

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Osage Nation chief vetoes funding for closed schoolThe Osage Congress’ Government Operations committee will meet Monday in response to raids last week in search of books and other materials that were previously in the school for student

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