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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a survey this month that showed over 90% of midwest schools used waivers to serve free meals to students throughout the pandemic. But those waivers are set to expire this summer.
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And a coalition of groups that oppose the legislation is speaking out now to try to squash it
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a transitional set of guidelines for school meals this month. The guidelines set a path forward from pandemic operations and toward more nutritious meals, according to a press release.
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Ohio Department of Health says changes in Omicron's dynamics are behind the decision.
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There are some plans already in the works for remedial learning.
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The suit filed by the Groveport Madison Local School District is against Ohio's Department of Education
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Five public school districts are listed as plaintiffs in the lawsuit challenging Ohio's EdChoice voucher program.
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The Ohio School Boards Association says the bill could mean lots of work for overburdened teachers.
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The sponsor of the plan says doing so would allow parents to hold schools accountable.
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Piqua trade educator, Jeffrey Bertke, was one of the few teachers who won the grand prize for teaching excellence.
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Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff says getting rid of those now could lead to COVID spread in schools
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Outcomes from Tuesday's election show some money and message didn't sway voters in some high-profile contests