"A high
quality education dramatically affects the future of our society.
" - Aaron Rohe, Wooster
High School
"I
propose one solution to raising the quality of Ohio's education
system and enabling Ohio's students to compete on the global level;
Fix the school funding problems." -Chris
Bowles, Fort Loramie Junior/Senior High
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Congratulations
to the following students who were chosen for the
top awards in the 2006 School Funding Essay Contest. Click
on the names to read the essays.
Abby
Tanner from Brookpark Middle School
Kristin
Hall from Lancaster High School
Aaron Rohe from
Wooster High School
Chris Bowles for
Fort Loramie Junior/Senior High School
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The
views expressed in these essys don't necessarily reflect the views
and opinions of the Ohio Fair Schools Campaign and it's members
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Congratulations
to the following students who were chosen to receive Honorable Mention
awards.Click on the names to read the essays.
"Let
me tell you a little secret I have learned ---- Ohio's school
funding is unconstitutional and needs to be changed."
-Abby Tanner, Brookpark Middle School.
"Without
question, the State has cut school funding. If not, then why does
my school have to cut staff members by 107 full time positions?
(These would include 58 teachers, 35 support staff, and 14 administrative
staff.) " -Kristin Hall, Lancaster
High School
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Gavin
Benedict
from Genoa Middle School
Anthony Male and David
Lee from Van Buren Middle School
Danni Baxter from
Roxboro Middle School
Spencer Genson from
Lake Middle School
Sarah Callinan and Brandon
Barlow from St Bernard-Elmwood Place High School
Tom Shepherd from Heritage
Middle School
Casey Evans from Mississinawa
Valley Local School
Jasmine Robinson from
Barrett Middle School
Shakil Gardner from Woodward
Park Middle School
Deanna Ratterman from
Fort Loramie Junior/Senior High School
Josh Stone, Bill
Dunton, Jamie Sargent, Megan
Greenhouse, Corey McMurray , Daron
Robinson and Nicholas Sinatra from
Berkshire High School
Kyley Bramley and Greg
Wilson from Buckeye High School
Julez Bilowich from Bucyrus
High School
Lauren Conway and Hsin-Ya
Chen from Tallmadge High School
Chris Love from Wooster
High School
Rachel Dunham from Urbana
High School
The purpose of this
essay contest is to provide a way for student voices to be heard in the
debate about school funding in Ohio.
This year Ohio students
in 7-12 grade were invited to write a 500-1000 word essay on any of the
following topics
Why is
a high quality education necessary for the public good?
What makes Ohio's system of funding schools unconstitutional?
What the DeRolph decision means to me.
How my school is affected by Ohio's school funding problems.
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