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Judge Rules CPS Deed Restrictions Against Charter and Private Schools IllegalColumbus – Cincinnati Public Schools’ (CPS) policy of prohibiting the sale of unused available public school buildings to charter schools and private schools violates state law, yesterday ruled Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert P. Ruehlman. The judge issued the ruling immediately from the bench. [Read more...]
1851 Center Sued CPS Over Handling of Charter SchoolsColumbus – State Representative Kris Jordan, a member of the Ohio School Facilities Commission, yesterday notified commission director Richard Murray that Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) has forfeited its statutory right to project funding because of repeated violations of state charter schools provisions. [Read more...]
1851 Center Files Amicus Brief in Ohio Prevailing Wage Law CaseColumbus – Ohio’s current prevailing wage law is, in part, unconstitutional, the 1851 Center for Constitutional Law argues in an amicus brief filed yesterday in the Tenth District Court of Appeals, Franklin County. The case, Ohio Department of Commerce v. 770 West Broad AGA, LLC, exposes fundamental flaws in the current prevailing wage law. [Read more...]
