61. Bricker & Eckler LLP: Fiscal Emergency For Ohio School Districts - June 2005 The ohio Attorney general has opined that a school district in Fiscal Emergencyis not required to obtain a certificate of adequate revenues (a 412 http://www.bricker.com/publications/articles/854.asp

Home Contact Site Map Firm Information ... Resource Centers Resources 2005 Publications Archived Publications Search Publications Publications Fiscal Emergency for Ohio School Districts Rebecca C. Princehorn Hope M. Sharett Kimball H. Carey June 2005 Introduction Presented at the Ohio School Boards Association Annual Treasurers Clinics, June 1, 2005 These materials are intended to provide an overview of Ohio's fiscal accountability system. I. State Fiscal Designations Status Determined By Permissive Triggers Mandatory Triggers Actions Required Conse- quences of Noncompli- ance FISCAL CAUTION State Super- intendent Fiscal practices or budgetary conditions which could lead to fiscal watch or fiscal emergency Operating deficit of 2-8% and no pending tax levy that would reduce to below 2% Submit written proposals for corrective action (State Auditor may conduct performance audit) Declaration of fiscal warning by State Auditor upon recommend- ation of State Superin- tendent FISCAL WATCH State Auditor Operating deficit of 2-8% and State Auditor determination of necessity (1) Operating deficit exceeds 8% and no pending tax levy that would reduce to below 8%, or (2) inadequate corrective response to fiscal caution, or (3) debt from period of fiscal emergency still outstanding

62. Bricker & Eckler LLP: Education Legislation Pending In The 126th General Assembl You can also use Find A Bill Online with the ohio general Assembly Bills OnLine Requires the board of education of each school district undertaking a http://www.bricker.com/legalservices/industry/education/educationleg126.asp

Home Contact Site Map Firm Information ... Resource Centers Resources All Industry Groups Industry Description Industry Services Attorney Directory ... Industry Groups Education Legislation Pending 126th Ohio General Assembly - 2005-2006 Current through September 14, 2005 View live coverage of Ohio House and Senate sessions Listed below are the bills that have been introduced in the 126th Ohio General Assembly which opened in January 2005. Where available we include links to the actual legislation and analyses from the Ohio Legislative Service Commission. The bills are listed by number from the most recently introduced to the earliest with House bills listed first, followed by Senate bills. You can also use Find A Bill Online with the Ohio General Assembly Bills On-Line website to locate bills by number, keyword, or sponsor. Education bills enacted in the 125th General Assembly 2003-2004 Go to Senate bills H.B. 335 - Community Schools Sponsored by Representative Bryan Williams (R-Akron) Amends the definition of a "challenged school district" where new start-up community schools may be located. Chronology September 1, 2005

63. Ohio School Choice School Choice 2004 ohio. 1Informational Brief Prepared for Members ofthe ohio general Assembly by the Legislative Service Commission Staff, School http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/SchoolChoice/Ohio.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... School Choice Ohio School Choice Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... printer-friendly version School Choice Status Public school choice: Intradistrict/mandatory and interdistrict/voluntary State constitution: Compelled-support language Charter school law: Established 1997 Strength of law: Strong Number of charter schools in operation (2005): 255 Number of students enrolled in charter schools (2005): 59,832 Publicly funded private school choice: Yes Home-school law: Moderate regulation K-12 Public Schools and Students (2002-2003) Public school enrollment : 1,838,285 Students enrolled per teacher (2001-2002): 15.3 Number of schools (2000-2001): 3,827 Number of districts: 859 Current expenditures: $15,868,494,000 Current per-pupil expenditure: $8,632 Amount of revenue from the federal government: 6.4% K-12 Public School Teachers (2002-2003) Number of teachers: 119,954 Average salary: $45,515 K-12 Private Schools (2001-2002) Private school enrollment: 256,427

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66. Principled Public Policy: The Ohio Roundtable - Voting, Government, Politics, Ne 2003, ohio general Assembly expands Cleveland School Voucher program to high school.2004, ohio becomes the 38th state to pass a Defense of Marriage Act http://ohioroundtable.org/about/accomplish.html

About Us - Accomplishments About Us : Staff History Accomplishments Virtual Tour Over the years Roundtable and Freedom Forum have joined in a myriad of public policy initiatives. Here is a brief summary that highlights some of these activities. The Ohio Roundtable is founded. The original mission statement remains largely unchanged today: The Roundtable is dedicated to restoring traditional Judeo-Christian principles to American public policy. The first Roundtable voter information publication is distributed to 2500 churches, businesses, and community leaders. Voter information publications reach over 250,000 Ohio households Roundtable and Freedom Forum help write and pass legislation strengthening child protection laws. First legislative defeat of casino gambling in Ohio. The Public Square radio program is launched on a single station. Roundtable and Freedom Forum help defeat casino gambling in Ohio. Voters reject casinos by a margin of 62% to 38%. Roundtable proposes and Governor George V. Voinovich initiates the Ohio Adoption Task Force.

67. Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly . COVER STORY . School Vouchers And Religious Schoo Judith French JUDITH FRENCH (Assistant Attorney general, ohio) It s about Its state profile on ohio s school choice issues includes background on the http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/week524/cover.html

Week of September 23, 2005 Cover Story Perspectives Feature Headlines COVER STORY: School Vouchers and Religious Schools February 15, 2002 Episode no. 524 Current Stories Vatican Seminary Reviews Rebuilding Communities After Katrina Hurricane Katrina: Sacred Objects Headlines: This Week in Religion News BOB ABERNETHY : This coming week, the Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that could have a major impact on all church/state relations. At issue is the Cleveland school voucher program. Under it, the state of Ohio gives money to poor families who want to take their children out of troubled public schools and send them to private schools. But, in Cleveland, almost all the nonpublic schools are religious. Does that mean the state is unconstitutionally entangled with religion? Phil Jones reports. PHIL JONES : As far as Victoria Pope is concerned, the issue before the U.S. Supreme Court is one of quality education for her children. Should she and other parents be able to use taxpayer-funded vouchers to send them to better schools, even if they are parochial? VICTORIA POPE : Anybody wants their children to go to the best schools. When I go to that school I know if they miss homework they're going to get a detention, and I like that. That holds them accountable. Whereas in the public schools they would fall through the cracks.

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72. Ohio Law: Ohio General Assembly New Bill Introductions Reviews and Announcements of New and NotSo-New Online Sources of ohio Law AlongWith a Smattering of ohio general Assembly New Bill Introductions http://ohiolawinfo.blogspot.com/2005/08/ohio-general-assembly-new-bill.html

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73. Ohio Supreme Court Ends School Funding Case Without Resolution The duty now lies with the general Assembly to remedy an educational system The Supreme Court had ruled in December that ohio s schoolfunding system http://wcpo.com/news/2003/local/05/16/schoolfunding.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Partly Sunny Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... EEO Report Ohio Supreme Court Ends School Funding Case Without Resolution RELATED LINK Supreme Court of Ohio WCPO.com neither endorses nor guarantees the content or availability of external links. Reported by: AP/9News Web produced by: Stacy Puzo Photographed by: Last updated: 5/16/03 4:44:29 PM The Ohio Supreme Court on Friday ended the 12-year-old school funding case that led to three rulings over five years declaring the state's educational system unconstitutional. Ohio has spent billions of additional dollars on schools as a result of the rulings. "The DeRolph case is over," said Kim Norris, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Jim Petro. The case is named for southeast Ohio schoolboy Nathan DeRolph. The court ruled 5-2 to "end any further litigation" in the case that was first filed in Perry County in 1991 in part because DeRolph had to sit on a floor to take a test because there weren't enough desks. The court had taken itself out of the case five months ago. Friday's decision eliminates jurisdiction "by this or any other court," Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton wrote for the majority.

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75. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. - Publications - Ohio Education Update; Qualifi ohio school districts must apply to the ohio Department of Education (ODE), In ohio, QZABs may be structured as unvoted general obligation bonds http://www.ssd.com/publications/pub_detail.aspx?pubid=9154

76. A Third Of Ohio Districts Seeking Money ohio school districts typically get more than 50 percent of their funding from local The general Assembly trimmed $99.9 million from the Department of http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/02/26/loc_skultax26.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Partly Sunny Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Thursday, February 26, 2004 A third of Ohio districts seeking money Financial challenges add up to a 'perfect storm' for schools By Sue Kiesewetter, Enquirer contributor and Cindy Kranz, The Cincinnati Enquirer Helen Shumaker, at her West Chester home, opposes a tax levy for the fast-growing Lakota school system. It would cost homeowners about $536 on a $150,000 house. The Enquirer/ERNEST COLEMAN When Southwest Ohio voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide 19 school issues, they will hardly be alone. More than one-third of Ohio's 612 public school districts - 207 - have one or more money issues on the ballot. Altogether, Ohio voters will decide 227 school issues. Most issues are seeking hundreds of dollars in new taxes from homeowners. If their levies fail, many districts will be forced to cut staff, busing and after-school activities. Some districts, including Batavia and Winton Woods, have announced cuts even if voters approve levies. "We're approaching a crisis in the state in school funding. It's been clear for many years the system was flawed,'' said Donna Boyland, director of government relations and communications for the Buckeye Association of School Administrators in Columbus.

77. ESchoolMall 15 ohio School Districts License easyPurchase Enterprise to Automate Their ohio schools Council to provide access to currently negotiated vendor http://www.eschoolmall.com/customer_feature.asp?pdate=2/25/2004

78. Leadership Camps, Ohio Model United Nations, Model UN, Educational Consulting - ohio Leadership Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to schools should plan to arrive for registration between 430PM – 530PM on the first http://www.ohioleader.com/pages/omun/general_info.php

Navigation: >> Description General Info Highlights Jr OMUN ... Global Summit GENERAL INFORMATION HOTEL INFORMATION The Hyatt Regency Hotel serves as the headquarters for the Ohio Model United Nations program. The hotel is located in downtown Columbus adjacent to the Columbus Convention Center. The hotel address is: 350 North High Street Columbus OH 43215. The hotel phone number is 614-463-1234. HOTEL LODGING ARRIVAL Schools can arrive early, store luggage in the hotel and settle in rooms beginning at 4:30PM. The hotel is located within easy walking distance of many attractions in downtown Columbus. The adjacent convention center has numerous restaurants and a food court. There are numerous restaurants within easy walking distance of the hotel. Council sessions begin on the first evening at 6:30PM. School advisors must register the entire school. At registration the advisor receives room keys, student guides and nametags. Advisors should plan to bring medical forms and balance of school fees to the registration area on the second floor of the hotel. DEPARTURE MEALS CLOTHING MEDICAL RELEASE Website designed and maintained by Cincy Web Design

79. Akron, Ohio News Release: AKRON GENERAL, AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION AND OTHERS B With the recent deaths of several high school athletes from sudden cardiac arrest The Akron general Development Foundation, through its Community Health http://www.ci.akron.oh.us/News_Releases/100401a.html

news releases Akron, Ohio News Release... AKRON GENERAL, AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION AND OTHERS BRING LIFE-SAVING TECHNOLOGY TO SUMMIT COUNTY SCHOOLS City of Akron 166 S. High Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Fax: ( For Immediate Release Date: Contact: October 5, 2001 Joe Jerek, PR Manager Akron General Health System Lianne Gibeau, Health Initiatives Director American Heart Association Mark Williamson willima@ci.akron.oh.us First comprehensive effort of its kind in the nation for a county of this size With the recent deaths of several high school athletes from sudden cardiac arrest, the American Heart Association of Summit County, Akron General Health System and numerous other community organizations and private donors have made the commitment to provide new lifesaving technology, called automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, in each of the 59 junior high and high schools in Summit County. "Placing these life-saving devices in each and every junior high and high school is the first comprehensive effort of its kind in the nation for a county our size," says Terry Gordon, DO, cardiologist at Akron General Medical Center and president of the Summit County American Heart Association board of trustees. The Akron General Development Foundation, through its Community Health Initiatives Fund, has committed to purchase AEDs for a majority of schools (32) at an approximate cost of $2,800 per school, and to support cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and AED training throughout Summit County. "Akron General has long been recognized for its commitment to prevention and wellness in our community," says Akron General Health System President Alan Bleyer. "We're now taking this commitment to the next level by making our schools safer for students, teachers, parents and visitors."

80. DeRolph III And Appalachian Ohio's Fight For Equitable School Funding In 2000, a general Accounting Office report still numbered ohio with the This is extremely important, as the ohio School Facilities Commission has http://www.ruraledu.org/misc/derolph.htm

Home About Us Search Publications ... Practice Rural Action Strengthens Ties between School and Community During Appalachian Ohio's Long Fight for Equitable School Funding Local Property Taxes and Rural Schools Amesville High School, Athens County Ohio, 1952. In the late 1960's, this high school was consolidated with other schools in the area, and the building now houses an elementary school of about 360 pupils. New school facilities constructed with state funds must house at least 350 students, forcing many rural communities to relinquish their small local schools if they wish for safe, adequate buildings for their children. Over the last several years, states have imposed increasing mandates and responsibilities on local schools. Yet, because state school systems throughout America depend on local property taxes for much of their revenue, districts with poor property valuations are finding it especially hard to meet tightened curricular standards, or to prepare students to do well on state assessment tests. Rural schools are having a particularly difficult time. Unless a rural school district is on the edge of an expanding city or located in resort country, its revenues are likely to be wrung from shrinking property valuations, vanishing businesses, and a dwindling number of taxpayers.Millage rates are high, and many districts are facing fiscal crises even as their schools are expected to perform at a level comparable to those with more money to spend. Edward Lee McLain HIgh School in Greenfield Ohio (Highland County) was recently renovated with Ohio School Facilities funds. Because cost estimates rarely include the value of a building's shell or infrastructure (utilities, sewer, roads, etc.),it often seems less expensive to construct a new school than to remodel an older building. Architects and community worked together to save this older facility, a center of community life since 1914. The Rural School and Community Organizing Project works with area residents and school districts trying to modify the effects of school modernization and funding policies upon their communities.

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