Ohio appeals court rules school voucher system unconstitutional
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- thenewsherald.comseen 18 Oct, 04:33description edited
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The judges found the “choice” provided falls to private schools and not families and that EdChoice harms public schools financially.The judges found the “choice” provided falls to private schools and not families.
All 3 reports on Thu, 15 October 2026
What it is about
Jocelyn RhynardAndy WilsonYitz FrankCassandra FosterSchool Choice OhioDistrict CourtSupreme CourtDayton, Ohio, United StatesFranklin County, Ohio, United StatesOhio, United StatesVivek RamaswamyJustice Eric BrownAmy ActonTroy McintoshHannah HalbertMelissa CropperJeff WensingMatt Huffman R-LimaCoalition For Equity Adequacy Of School FundingOhio Federation Of Teachers
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15 Oct, 15:10over 8 hours15 Oct, 23:14
How it spread - 3 original reports
Thu, 15 October 2026
3 reports- daytondailynews.com15:10first to report
An Ohio appellate court unanimously ruled Thursday, Oct. 15 that the state’s recently-implemented universal school voucher system violates the Ohio Constitution.
- ideastream.org15:10
The Tenth District Court of Appeals says the EdChoice voucher program is misleading because the choice lies with the private schools, not the parents.
- thenewsherald.com23:14edited after publishing
The judges found the “choice” provided falls to private schools and not families.