CPS Adds Student Performance to Teachers’ Grades
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Irresponsible: Ohio Group to Arm and Train Teachers
NPR: After the Sandy Hook school shooting in Connecticut, both the National Rifle Association and the Buckeye Firearms Association stated the best way to prevent future school shootings is by arming...
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Remembering Henry Winkler, UC Pres. Emeritus
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Mr. Winkler, president of Cincinnati from 1977 to 1984, died on December 26. He was 96. He led the university during its transition from a city institution to a...
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Reduction’s in Duke’s Property Tax Costs Local Schools $11 Million
The Enquirer: School districts in Hamilton County have lost about $11 million in tax revenue from utility giant Duke Energy in three years. Although the loss could have been worse – most districts were...
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A Bold New Plan for the SCPA Building
The Enquirer: After years of uncertainty about the future of a historic school, an Indianapolis developer is proposing 160-plus apartments for the former SCPA building in Pendleton, according to a...
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Another Historic School to be Converted to Apartments?
The Enquirer: A developer wants to turn the former Kirby Road School into 37 apartments and possibly build 40 new units at the Northside site, too. Bloomfield/Schon & Partners, which previously...
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Ohio Drops to #12 in Education Rankings
City Beat: For the third year in a row, Ohio has dropped in Education Week’s annual ranks. The news comes despite the state slightly bumping up its grade from 79.5 percent to 79.6 percent. The state...
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Cincinnati’s Universities Need a Downtown Presence
Bradley D. Kaplan, Ulmer Berne LLP: There has been much written of late about how Central Business Districts (CBDs) are the key to regional economic health, growth and sustainability. We have written...
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CPS Delays Vote on Open Border Policy
The Enquirer: Cincinnati Public Schools on Monday delayed a vote on a policy that would for the first time allow it to open its borders to out-of-district students. The seven-member board tabled the...
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