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New Illinois Analysis: Test Scores Correlate with School’s Economic Level, Not School’s Quality

Jan Resseger · June 24, 2015 · Leave a Comment

States like my own state of Ohio that assign letter grades (A-F) to schools and school districts base these rankings pretty much on the standardized test scores of the students.  Test scores---with high school graduation rates sometimes added to the algorithm that determines the … [Read more...] about New Illinois Analysis: Test Scores Correlate with School’s Economic Level, Not School’s Quality

Filed Under: Jan Resseger, Schools

Crime trends downward in Cleveland Heights

Bob Rosenbaum · June 8, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Here is a series of charts using crime data from the Cleveland Heights Police Department. All of these have been published previously in the Heights Observer. I'm providing them as a quick visual to see crime trends. For information on how the data are gathered and managed, read … [Read more...] about Crime trends downward in Cleveland Heights

Filed Under: Bob Rosenbaum, Cleveland Heights, Government, Public Safety

Ahh, the brief pleasure of peonies

Bob Rosenbaum · May 29, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Every year I watch the peonies slowly rise from a patch of soil in the back yard. They don't show new growth until long after the first thaw – after the crocuses and daffodils have had their time in the sun. They begin as red stalks and slowly grow thigh high while the tulips … [Read more...] about Ahh, the brief pleasure of peonies

Filed Under: Bob Rosenbaum, Photo Blog, Quality of Life

Top 10 reasons to vote FOR ISSUE 2, Tuesday, May 5th

Patti Carlyle · May 4, 2015 · 1 Comment

10. School levies are how we fund public schools in Ohio. Nobody likes it and it's not even constitutional but it's the only way districts can meet rising costs associated with natural inflation. 9. The district has LESS money than it had in 2011, when we passed the last levy. … [Read more...] about Top 10 reasons to vote FOR ISSUE 2, Tuesday, May 5th

Filed Under: Patti Carlyle, Schools

Scott Gainer clarifies the facts on Issue 2

Patti Carlyle · May 4, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Sadly, a lot of misinformation and flat out lies have been put into the community by a handful of opponents and we need to set the record straight and get out and vote. Otherwise, our schools, students and community will suffer from losing this vital funding. FACT:  The number … [Read more...] about Scott Gainer clarifies the facts on Issue 2

Filed Under: Patti Carlyle, Schools

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