The scholarship seeks to reward a student who has shown excellent scholastic achievement, community involvement, and who may be in need of financial assistance in order to continue his or her higher education goals. Area students named included: Suzanne N. Kimball of Eaton, junior, agriculture; Jade A. Newton of Eaton, senior, agriculture; Gabrielle A. Cooper of West Alexandria, sophomore, agriculture. Volz of College Corner, sophomore, agriculture.
Candidates for spring commencement have also been released. Kern is majoring in forensic biology and toxicology. She is a graduate of Eaton High School. To be eligible for this honor, a student must be enrolled full time at Ashland University and achieve at least a 3. Students ending each quarter with a 3. Austin L. The Ohio Department of Education funds e-schools each month based on full-time equivalency FTE data that each e-school self-reports.
The education department conducts reviews of school FTEs to check for overpayments and underpayments. ECOT was one of 12 e-schools subject to review in the summer of Based on R. After 10 days of arguments and evidence , the hearing officer issued a page decision.
The hearing officer recommended a small adjustment to the percentage based on additional data from ECOT regarding the time students spent online doing classwork through the school — from The e-school also requested a writ of mandamus to force the board to find that the school was entitled to the FTEs it had claimed for the school year.
In a ruling in September , the Supreme Court dismissed the case without an opinion. ECOT made the appeal based on rights in R. Chapter On reconsideration, though, the appeals court in April upheld the trial court in a decision. State Law Describes Administrative Appeals The department of education is a state agency subject to the administrative procedures in R. Chapter , and its decisions can be appealed under R. ECOT also points to R. Chapter , which spells out the roles and responsibilities of the state board of education and the education department.
Another law governing the education department, R. Ohio Department of Education , which involved a church that applied to be a sponsor of community schools. If an order is not final, then an appellate court has no jurisdiction. ECOT asserts that R. Judicial review is important because it serves as a check on executive power and potential impropriety, ECOT argues. Shumway v. Ohio State Racing Commission — to support their position.
Those cases involved statutes saying the board decision was final, without addressing appeals. The Tenth District ruled in each that the language barred appeals of those board decisions, the agencies state. Here, that makes all the difference.
The agencies argue there is no provision in the statute about FTE reviews explicitly allowing appeals based on R. The Court dismissed that lawsuit in September , and ECOT cannot pursue an appeal through this path, the board and department conclude. Docket entries, memoranda, briefs including amicus briefs , and other information about this case may be accessed through the case docket.
Lawson , Case No. In October , Arron Lawson killed his cousin, her 8-year-old son, and her parents, then led law enforcement officials on a three-day manhunt before confessing to the crime. He argues the trial court failed to adequately assess his mental competency before he pleaded guilty to the charges. Because of the COVID health crisis, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case by videoconference, which will be livestreamed.
A week prior to the day of the murders, Stacey Holston informed Lawson, her cousin, that they no longer would have sexual relations. On the night prior to the fatal encounters, Lawson propped open a window in a spare room of the Holston home with a book. The next morning, shortly after Todd Holston left for work before 5 a. He waited for the 8-year-old, identified in court records as D.
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