CLEVELAND, Ohio — Forty-three traditional public schools in 17 Ohio districts could eventually face Ohio’s most intensive school-improvement measures, including leadership changes, outside management, conversion to a charter school or closure.
But none of those interventions has been assigned. Ohio must first obtain federal approval to revise its school-accountability plan, and placement in the affected category does not mean a school is scheduled to close or change operators.
These are five takeaways from the original article, which identified the district-run schools that could be covered by the proposal and explained how the process would work…