Monthly Archives: February 2011

Does Ohio’s Low Standard For School “Excellence” Hinder Authentic School Improvement?

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Mike Bock

I sent the following e-mail to my state senator, Peggy Lehner Dear Peggy Lehner, Congratulations on being chosen Ohio Senate Education Committee Chairperson. As a long time Kettering resident, I am proud of you. You have a great platform to … Continue reading →

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To Transform A Local School System By Exercising “Local Control” — What Options May A Local Board Consider?

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Mike Bock

This past week I made contact with a senior member of “The Department of Strategic Reform and Initiatives” of the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).  I’m looking forward to a good conversation with this person. To make our time most … Continue reading →

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No Accountability / Transparency For $1 Billion In HB1 Makes Ohio “Rife For Corruption And Scandal” — Dems Say

Posted on February 1, 2011 by Mike Bock

Interesting debate today in the Ohio House concerning HB No. 1, was shown live on the Ohio Channel. This controversial “Jobs Bill” is Republican Governor John Kasich’s landmark legislation that, if approved, will authorize him, through a board he will … Continue reading →

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