Ohio may shut or convert failing schools

Ohio plans to implement new measures for chronically underperforming schools, including converting some into charter schools, replacing leadership, or closing them, pending federal approval. The proposals target schools on the lowest performance list for more than three years and involve various interventions, with concerns raised over potential loss of local control and transparency. Ohio is seeking a federal waiver to enact these changes, with the final decision expected from the U.S. Department of Education.

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