Ohio Department of Education

Many school districts in Southwest Ohio met or exceeded the state's standards, earning three stars or higher. Eleven significantly exceeded the state's expectations.

A report by the Ohio Department of Education released in April shows that across the state, existing teachers are leaving the education field, and the number of newly credentialed teachers is steadily declining.

The reason is due to non-compliance with the state's new pupil transportation provisions, but some large districts say those rules aren’t fair.

Disability Rights Ohio says more than half of the students reviewed by the state department of education in the investigation lacked access to instruction to address their individual needs. At least 53 students did not have adequate justification for being placed in the educational service center.

Achievement on state tests has dipped since the pandemic, though the district is matching or outperforming similar districts in the state.

Steve Dackin is a former state Board of Education member who was selected as state school superintendent May 10.

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