The Columbus Dispatch Article RatingShould the rules for certain Ohio private schools change in the wake of Bishop Sycamore?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : DeWine's office said the state traditionally doesn't investigate these kinds of private schools unless there is a complaint.56% : And on Wednesday, Republican and Democratic state lawmakers started asking whether the rules governing this particular kind of private school needed to change.
46% : There are community (charter) schools, online schools, chartered private schools and since 1983 there have been non-chartered private schools.
43% : Ohio registered 401 private schools with this designation during the 2020-2021 school year.
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