Daily Rundown May 28, 2020

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As more cuts come down the pike, Amherst Schools says outlook is good

Next cohort of schools to receive Say Yes Cleveland supports announced

Dolan seeks to minimize funding cuts to schools

Solon leaders strive to keep staff in place

Cleveland City Council, sidelined by the coronavirus crisis, takes big step toward resuming regular meetings

11 teachers lose jobs in Springfield schools after state funding falls

Board of Elections in early stages of planning for November, director says

Ohio Senate passes bill restricting elections changes

'This is unacceptable': Ohio's unemployment system overwhelmed by COVID-19 closures

Ohio pays out more than $3 billion in unemployment compensation over 10 weeks

Ohio Senate OKs bill to stop local plastic bag bans

Mail-in voting could turn Election Day into Election Week

Donald Trump continues to claim broad powers he doesn’t have

Big bankruptcies sweep the U.S. in fastest pace since May 2009

Public schools face fall with more costs, less funding

School districts use a variety of tactics to keep learning on track

FAFSA completions decrease in Ohio, nationwide amid coronavirus and virtual schooling

Workforce Development and an Opportunity for Change

As the US hits 100,000 Coronavirus deaths, here's what that number looks like

Mapping Ohio’s 33,439 coronavirus cases, updates, trends