43 Ohio district schools fall under proposed plan for tougher state intervention

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Forty-three traditional public schools in 17 Ohio districts, including eight in Cleveland, are in the category covered by Ohio’s proposed menu of its most intensive school-improvement measures.

A cleveland.com analysis of the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s May 1 school list found the 43 district-run buildings among 127 open schools in Comprehensive Support and Improvement with More Rigorous Interventions status, known as CSI-MRI.

Fifteen of the district schools are in Northeast Ohio: eight in Cleveland, two each in Akron and Canton and one each in Lakewood, Lorain and Ravenna…

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