education

According to its Facebook and Twitter, the OCMC’s Education, Public Institutions, and Local Government Committee voted to leave the language in the Ohio Constitution requiring a “thorough and efficient system of public education” intact.  The vote occurred at a committee meeting today. The Committee considered removing this wording because, as proponents argued, it provides an […]

  The Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission’s Education, Public Institutions and Local Government Committee has considered removing the wording of Ohio Constitution, Article VI, Section 2 requiring a thorough and efficient system of public education.  See our prior post.  Proponents want to eliminate the “thorough and efficient” language because it provides an “in” for Ohio courts to

Should Ohio remove language in its Constitution’s language requiring a “thorough and efficient”  public school system?  See Ohio Constitution, Article VI, Section 2.   At its recent meeting, the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission’s Committee on Education, Public Institutions & Miscellaneous and Local Government debated this question.  Proponents want to eliminate the “thorough and efficient” language