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34568c8bae0bc3439f9c06a73eea0ec3bbce854bab60ebfa8e30d47c71d2cfcc6829c17a90be664cby Tom BoscoTue, October 3rd 2023, 11:03 PM UTCFILE - School bus. (WSYX)Some parts of Gov. Mike DeWine’s overhaul of the state education department moved forward Tuesday despite a magistrate’s order putting the move temporarily on hold. That has parents, educators, and those who oppose the move wondering what comes next.“The court was incredibly clear that there should be no powers transferred, that there should be no changes to the state board of education,” said Skye Perryman with Democracy Forward, part of the group challenging the governor’s plans in court.What the governor has dubbed the Department of Education and Workforce Development was born at 12:01 Tuesday morning, as the budget the governor signed in July went into effect. That’s despite the continuance of a magistrate’s temporary restraining order.DeWine said the new department had to be created Tuesday morning to prevent chaos.“I’m not going to let there be a vacuum and have people wondering if I need to show up for work today or is there a department,” DeWine said. “I'm not going to do that.”But Perryman said the governor is in defiance of the court.“If Governor DeWine removed any power from the state board of education while this matter is pending before the court we believe the governor would be held in contempt of court,” she said.The creation of the new education department has been in the works for a while. Lawmakers slipped it into the budget bill. Statehouse Republicans said the current board of education has been ineffective.The change would take educational decisions from the hands of the board, which is made up of some members who are directly elected by the public. Instead, the ability to set academic standards would be in the hands of an administrator appointed by the governor.Opponents said that would lead to decisions being made in the dark.“The transparency and accountability and the public access and the public documents that anybody can see anytime it's all gone, it goes into a black hole,” said Theresa Fedor, a member of the board.But the governor said he is the one to be held accountable.“There will be no doubt who the buck stops with. It stops with me,” DeWine said. “If people don’t like what’s going on with the board of education, they’ve got one guy to go after, that’s me.”Both sides were ordered to file more arguments with the magistrate by tomorrow. It’s not clear when a judge will rule and not clear what would happen if the judge prevents the governor’s plan from moving forward.Loading ...

34568c8bae0bc3439f9c06a73eea0ec3bbce854bab60ebfa8e30d47c71d2cfcc6829c17a90be664cby Tom BoscoTue, October 3rd 2023, 11:03 PM UTCFILE - School bus. (WSYX)Some parts of Gov. Mike DeWine’s overhaul of the state education department moved forward Tuesday despite a magistrate’s order putting the move temporarily on hold. That has parents, educators, and those who oppose the move wondering what comes next.“The court was incredibly clear that there should be no powers transferred, that there should be no changes to the state board of education,” said Skye Perryman with Democracy Forward, part of...

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