It’s hard to say what is worse than repeating mistakes of your neighbor. Perhaps getting a really bad haircut and seeing your neighbor on the way out the door. His laugh is only dwarfed by his lack of logic by Continue reading
As we speak, Ohio school kids are finished with standardized testing for Spring 2013. These standardized tests are supposed to measure learning and achievement based on grade level, as judged against the curriculum set forth by the state and executed Continue reading
Two significant things occurred tonight: A story of how foresight by Goshen school officials saved the school thousands of dollars on energy bills over the last few years, and a story of a teacher, unaware of the turning tide, looking forward Continue reading
Today is Voting Day in Milford and other local districts. Will give an update later this evening when results start trickling in. Update 9:20pm–Looks like the levy passed 60-40% via Clermont BOE. Turnout was 36%. That is an enormous shift Continue reading
A week from Tuesday residents in Milford will head to the polls for another round of voting for, or against, raising taxes to stave off additional cuts. Unlike most local districts, Milford has an interesting niche in that they actively Continue reading
There may be something else in the air besides spring. It’s almost time for the retirement watch for public school employees. If you recall the changes made to the public pension systems recently, there are a number of good reasons Continue reading