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Despite their rhetoric, Private Schools aren't dramatically boosting teacher salaries with their unconstitutional, taxpayer funded windfall
Teachers in Columbus Diocese reaping less than 5% of the $66.5 million increase in EdChoice tuition subsidies for Franklin County school districts…
Aug 11
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Stephen Dyer
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July 2026
Why do our property tax levies feel out of control?
Blame the state. HB 920 and underfunding education explain almost all of the problem.
Jul 29
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Stephen Dyer
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Fordham Misleads Again
No surprise there. But disappointing to see an OSU professor do it in furtherance of school privatization.
Jul 24
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Stephen Dyer
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Private school where administrators drive Mustangs performs far worse than it should, Public schools do better
This is what accountability looks like. Imagine if these schools actually had real report cards like public schools?
Jul 7
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Stephen Dyer
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Why does a local Catholic school perform more charity for its wealthy students than its poor students?
Because Ohio's legislators have unconstitutionally forced Ohio taxpayers to subsidize this school's poorer students.
Jul 1
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Stephen Dyer
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June 2026
Your tax dollars funding fast cars and tuition breaks for millionnaires
Private school shows how taxpayers will reduce tuition for millionnaires and invest a larger share of funding for the private school students than the…
Jun 26
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Stephen Dyer
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Catholic Diocese of Cleveland misleads public about EdChoice
Same tactics as other taxpayer funded tuition subsidy defenders. But disappointing to see a Christian organization bear such a false witness.
Jun 24
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Stephen Dyer
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Husted, we have a (fraud) problem
Not sure bringing Ka$h and the Trump Gang to Ohio to highlight fraud is a great idea when vulnerable U.S. Sen. Jon Husted perpetuated the largest…
Jun 5
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Stephen Dyer
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Legislators scramble to try to make EdChoice Constitutional. They can't.
Simply capping income is not enough and the Constitution is pretty clear that the problem is giving private religious schools any money. Period.
Jun 3
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Stephen Dyer
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April 2026
Kent State President claps back at Vivek. It's about damn time.
I don't know if Ted Diacon read 10th Period prior to his defiant op-ed, but it sure has a 10th Period flavor to it! Never been more proud to have a KSU…
Apr 29
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Stephen Dyer
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Anti-Property Tax Issue Proponents are either extremely dumb or extremely deceitful
Either way, their claims about school administration are monumentally stupid.
Apr 24
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Stephen Dyer
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Ohio taxpayers directly fund more private than public school districts
With 85% of private school students getting subsidies, Ohio now has created a second, taxpayer-funded private school system. Ohio's Constitution only…
Apr 15
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Stephen Dyer
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