- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
- Question To Liz Walters: Will The Ohio Democratic Party Approve The Direct Election Of MCDP Leaders?
- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
- Question To Liz Walters: Will The Ohio Democratic Party Approve The Direct Election Of MCDP Leaders?
Monthly Archives: April 2011
In 2012, Schools Will Lose State Revenue Worth $413 Per Student, On Average, In Montgomery County
The OEA website shows how the Kasich budget will impact each school district. Because this budget has no Federal stimulus monies (SFSF Stimulus), reduces or eliminates state money used to replace the Tangible Property Tax (TPP) and Utility tax replacement … Continue reading
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Superintendent Urges Citizens To Protest “Unfair” Cut In State Revenue To Kettering Schools
In a letter to each Kettering resident, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Jim Schoenlein, warns that if the state Budget Bill (HB 153) goes through in its present form, over the next two years Kettering will lose $5.5 million in revenue … Continue reading
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For Ohio’s School Superintendents, The Repeal Of SB-5 Creates A Classic Leadership Challenge
The coming statewide debate over repealing Ohio’s SB-5 will pose a classic challenge for school leadership. In 2030, I can imagine a Ph.D. candidate might be asked: Suppose it is 2011 and you are the Superintendent of Schools for a … Continue reading
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