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I’m holding a fundraiser tonight to try to prepare for my re-election campaign AND to celebrate my birthday with friends and family! Please join!

Can’t make it? I would appreciate a donation of any size to help keep this work going and make re-election possible!

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Community Feedback re: School Closure Policy Before engaging in this survey, please read the draft School Closure policy. The Policy & Governance Committee is requesting feedback on the draft policy that could be adopted by the Board and used in...

If you had hardened opinions on the school closure process of last year and you live in Columbus City Schools, we need your feedback on the draft school closure policy being considered by our Policy and Governance Committee. Link to policy draft is in the form.

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Thank you to our community advocates who testified at our Board meeting, shared your support, and helped make this happen. Thank you to Board Member Jen Adair for helping me steward this through and putting this before your ETRM committee. And thanks to my fellow Board members for passing it.

💼 Create workforce development opportunities for our students and graduates in the field of green energy
☀️ Build toward energy sustainability in our district
📚 Educate students about climate resilience and sustainable practices so that ALL students have a future world that is safe and healthy
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I am hopeful that this resolution will result in actions by our district that will:
💰 Secure some of the millions of dollars currently available for green energy, electric bussing, and energy sustainability
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Image is a photo of Sarah Ingles with greenery background that says “Columbus City School Board passes the Safe Green Schools Resolution and commits to carbon neutrality by 2050!” Post then includes words with check marks next to them including “healthy schools, workforce development opportunities, cost savings, and good for kids.”

Exciting News! 🎉 I am proud that the Safe Green Schools resolution I helped champion was passed by the Columbus City School Board at our February 4th meeting. The resolution commits to carbon neutrality by 2050, which puts us in alignment with our regional governmental partners.

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Madeline’s Law would require insurers to cover hearing aids for kids. We passed it in the House with an overwhelming bipartisan vote and Governor DeWine has pledged to sign it. It’s time for the Senate to concur and let Ohio’s children hear.

Pop-Up Voting Centers Bring the Polls Directly to Unhoused Angelenos Nationwide, unhoused people have some of the lowest turnout among all voters. Los Angeles County is trying to change this with flexible polling centers that meet people where they are.

Voting while unhoused is rife with challenges, from ID requirements to systemic barriers tied to lacking a fixed address. LA County's pop-up Flex Vote Centers, located at shelters and service sites, are aiming to ease the burden:
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Labor Secretary Pick Is Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon A moderate from a swing district, she received endorsements from several unions but narrowly lost her bid for a second House term.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a first-term Republican representative from Oregon who narrowly lost her House seat this month, was chosen to serve as labor secretary in the coming Trump administration.

Something you may not know about me is that I love a good documentary. I just watched “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin” on Netflix. I can’t say enough about the production and storytelling of this young man’s life and online community. It was honest, raw and entertaining all at once. Highly recommend.

Public school religious instruction release bill gets support, opposition in Ohio Senate committee • Ohio Capital Journal More than 400 people submitted proponent and opponent testimony on a bill that would require Ohio public school districts to put a policy in place that would allow students to be released from school ...

More than 400 people submitted proponent and opponent testimony on a bill that would require Ohio public school districts to put a policy in place that would allow students to be released from school for religious instruction.

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Ohio's Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, goes all-in on axing the U.S. Dept. of Education. Closing it would rip away $18 billion per year from high-poverty schools, $15 billion from special education, $28 billion from Pell Grants to help high-performing kids in poverty go to college.

I will continue to speak this into existence until it finally happens.

BRING THE QUEST BACK BUT MAKE IT WNBA! 🏀 Columbus just got Katie Smith back (at OSU) so we’ve got the future Coach back in town…

Hello Bluesky, I am slowly migrating over. If you like Ohio politics, law, women’s basketball, public education, and/or Columbus hot takes, you’ll either love or hate what I’ll have going on here. All opinions expressed herein are my own and do not reflect any org or people with whom I’m affiliated.