Daily Rundown September 21, 2020

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Updated: Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools set hybrid plan’s target

Principal: ‘I have been blessed to have educators who truly cared about me’

PX column: Big Ten presidents recognized the folly of their ways. Will Cincinnati Board of Education do the same?

Wi-Fi buses and beyond: How schools are creating internet hotspots for students in the era of remote learning

Preliminary Report Cards Indicate Districts Struggle in Reading, Graduation

Shaker schools plan 2nd quarter reopening as city lays off 12 rec workers due to COVID-19 lull

Arbitrator sides with University of Akron in layoff of nearly 100 union faculty

All UD in-person classes to start Thursday; coronavirus status lowered

Questions remain as UT board considers temporary budget extension

Candidate doesn't live in district

Congress members urge LaRose to follow court ruling, allow counties to have multiple ballot drop boxes

VIDEO: Absentee ballots must be carefully marked

It's rare, but bad signatures can cancel votes

Even if Ohio schools reopen, thousands of students in online ‘academies’ won’t return

Meet the Matriots: The only political side they take is getting women to run for office

Dependence on local income tax revenue could be trouble for Ohio’s largest cities, new study warns

Foot Locker turning U.S. stores into temporary voter registration sites

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown: Wait until January to replace Ginsburg on high court

Trump in town today: Candidates’ campaign styles diverge in time of COVID

Ohio reports 762 new coronavirus cases, three deaths