Jon Husted on Charter Schools and School Choice Programs in Ohio
Forbes Breaking NewsFebruary 3, 20265 min289 views
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- π‘ Jon Husted shares his lifelong involvement with education reform, starting with his first bill to create a charter school option in the 1990s.
- π He highlights the expansion of the Ed Choice Scholarship in Ohio, which now serves 160,000 students, up from an initial focus on 4,000.
- π Success stories like the Dayton Early College Academy and the Greater Dayton School demonstrate the demand for innovative educational opportunities, evidenced by long waiting lists.
Addressing Dropout Populations
- π― Chris Galacy discusses Oakmont Education's focus on dropout students, many of whom are over 18, reading at a fourth or fifth-grade level, and have attended multiple high schools.
- π The transcript touches on how historical redlining has impacted school districts and how school choice can offer alternatives to families boxed out of certain neighborhoods.
- π§© Oakmont Education aims to meet students where they are, providing flexible programs for those who are also parents or working.
Unique Pathways for Student Needs
- π School choice is presented as a mechanism that allows for unique pathways to serve the unique needs of every student.
- π€ Oakmont Education partners with districts to provide a continuum of education, ensuring students who have been failed by the system have a second chance.
- β The program offers wrap-around services, including therapists and navigation support for students' future endeavors.
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