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As Ohio politicians attack public schools over standards, private schools get tax money without them
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Ohio Capital Journal
“We are going to bring a radical revolution of standards to our public schools,” he told the gathering.
Never mind that all Ohio public school students, unlike students enrolled in the 1,300 non-public schools, are required to participate in state testing.
Think reading and math scores for those private and religious schools that accept public money.
Whether it’s private and religious schools, their proponents have mastered the art of having it both ways: ‘Yes, we believe in and promote school choice.
In these days of rapidly advancing technology and artificial intelligence, what about instruction in science in private and religious schools?
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