(Heights Observer) “We should not view EdChoice as a threat to the CH-UH schools, but as a win-win. EdChoice can remove a roadblock for many choosing to raise a family in the Heights, with the net effect of benefiting the entire community.”
Choosing the appropriate type of education and school for our children is a fundamental liberty. In Cleveland Heights and University Heights, options range from public schools to parochial schools, private schools and homeschooling. Unfortunately, for many families, the tuition of parochial and private schools eliminates these options. The time commitment required by parents for homeschooling eliminates that option as well, leaving many families a single alternative—the public system.
(Agudath Israel Newsletter) The Ohio Department of Education released its new list of EdChoice designated schools this week. New to the list this year are several schools that serve the area in Cleveland where many in the Jewish community live. Many new students will now be eligible to receive an EdChoice voucher to attend a school of their choice. Schools in areas of Columbus and Cincinnati, where a large portion of the Jewish community live, remain on the list. 
(Agudath Israel)
Happy Birthday, Milton Friedman!