From the daily archives: Friday, February 21, 2014
The Ohio House of Representatives was all out of sorts over the past week at the notion of increasing the number of calamity days for school districts across the state. What was initially thought to be a simple piece of legislation that would be fast-tracked when it was proposed the day after Governor Kasich called for it turned out to hit a wall with many House Republicans. The initial delay of its adoption by the House was the question of cost, specifically whether it was a waste of millions of dollars to pay “teachers for days they didn’t work” (Gerald […]
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