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Ohio Board of Education’s controversial resolution on LGBTQ+ protections draws a crowd, no decision given
State of Ohio Board of Training member Brendan Shea sponsored a decision proposing to vary the academic coverage for LGBTQ+ college students in Ohio. After hours of public commentary, the board didn’t vote on or go the decision.
The decision, which was first introduced Sept. 20, won’t transfer ahead, and it’ll as a substitute be despatched to the chief committee after a 12-7 vote within the basic meeting.
The decision acknowledged its opposition to the U.S. Division of Training Title IX rules defending gender identification and sexual orientation, and it might prohibit instructing about sexuality and gender. It will additionally ban these assigned male at start from female-only services.
In line with the decision, Ohio colleges would want to reveal info every time a toddler claims a “discordant gender identification,” modifications their pronouns, questions their gender identification or signifies any misery about their gender identification.
“The State Board of Training stands resolutely with dad and mom, colleges, and districts in rejecting dangerous, coercive, and burdensome gender identification insurance policies, procedures, and rules,” the decision acknowledged.
Board member John Hagan from District 9 stated he agreed with Shea’s proposal. Whereas Hagan stated he would change elements of the decision, he “positively helps this decision.”
“I feel that we have to focus on the training of kids,” Hagan stated. “We’re lacking the mark on literacy and in math.”
The BOE hosted a public commentary session for the decision Wednesday.
Colby Tarrh, a graduate scholar within the Faculty of Social Work, shared his opposition to the decision on the public session. Tarrh stated he got here out as homosexual at 14 years previous and he suppose this proposal is dangerous to LGBTQ+ youth primarily based on his personal experiences and tutorial analysis.
“I’m not asking the board to affirm my identification. I’m asking this board and your complete Ohio state authorities to go away its LGBTQ inhabitants in peace, cease attacking our skill to dwell safely on this state and provide us the decency and kindness that’s imagined to be the expertise of dwelling in Ohio,” Tarrh stated.
Tarrh stated resolutions focusing on LGBTQ+ youngsters can contribute to greater suicide charges in his group. A 2022 Trevor Mission survey of over 33,000 LGBTQ+ youth and younger adults within the U.S. confirmed that practically half of respondents have “significantly thought-about suicide,” and people who discovered their college to be affirming of their identification reported decrease charges of attemping suicide.
Beth Murdoch, a board member of Hilliard Metropolis Colleges, stated she supported Shea’s decision at Wednesday’s public session with amendments for fogeys to lift their baby as they see match with out interference from colleges.
Although she stated she didn’t agree with a few of Shea’s language within the decision, Murdoch stated she agreed with the decision requiring colleges to share details about youngsters with their dad and mom concerning gender identification.
Murdoch stated within the public session she needs to see public colleges give attention to the fundamentals and distance themselves from politicized academic matters like anti-racism and sexual and gender identification as a result of these points “don’t profit Ohio college students.”
“Let’s cease utilizing colleges as a coaching floor for activists for our favourite causes,” Murdoch stated. “Let’s not fake that colleges have equal or larger rights than dad and mom in terms of elevating their youngsters, and let’s get again to educating our kids.”
Murdoch stated her opinions don’t symbolize these of Hilliard Metropolis Colleges’s administration or different workers.
In the course of the BOE assembly Sept. 20, when Shea proposed the decision, group members gathered to protest the decision, such because the members of the Celebration for Socialism and Liberation, which shenby g — whose most popular title is lowercase and who makes use of they/them pronouns — stated of which she is an element.
“The lots of people that oppose bigotry, transphobia and assaults on youngsters wanted their voice to be heard exterior of the parameters the board arrange themselves,” g stated.
g stated the decision is a “wake-up name” for the general public to convey its struggles to make sure their rights are by no means questioned once more.
“We imagine this will solely be doable by means of the facility of the folks, in a mass motion, and the development of a brand new system — a socialist system,” g stated.
College spokesperson Chris Booker stated in an electronic mail the decision won’t influence LGBTQ+ people at Ohio State.
“[The] decision from the state board oversees Okay-12 training,” Booker stated. “The Ohio Division of Larger Training oversees greater training for the state.”
Ohio State supplies measures to guard its transgender college students, in accordance with the college web site, together with gender-inclusive housing and restrooms and a most popular title coverage permitting for title modifications. The Scholar Life Scholar Well being Insurance coverage Profit Plan additionally covers gender-affirming care — together with counseling, hormone remedy and sure surgical procedures, in accordance with the web site.
A set of LGBTQ+ sources at Ohio State and in Columbus might be discovered right here.
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Ohio vs Jacksonville State LIVE STREAM (12/20/24): Where to watch Cure Bowl for free, time, channel
The Jacksonville State Gamecocks and Ohio Bobcats, two conference champion programs who just bid farewell to their head coaches, will clash at the 2024 StaffDNA Cure Bowl on Friday, December 20 (12/20/2024) at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
Ohio vs. Jacksonville State will air nationwide on ESPN, and can be streamed live on fuboTV (free trial).
Here’s what you need to know:
What: StaffDNA Cure Bowl
Who: Ohio vs. Jacksonville State
When: Friday, December 20, 2024
Where: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Time: 12 p.m. ET
TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Channel finder: DirecTV, Verizon Fios, Cox, Xfinity, Spectrum, Optimum
Live stream: fuboTV (free trial), DirecTV Stream (free trial), Sling (half off first month), Hulu + Live TV
READ MORE: College football bowl season 2024-25: Full schedule, dates, kick times, TV channel, matchups
Here’s a recent college football story via The AP:
Rich Rodriguez left West Virginia 17 years ago in part because he was frustrated over the school’s refusal to give him more money for his assistant coaches.
He’ll have plenty for them this time around.
Under his memorandum of understanding signed Dec. 11 and obtained by The Associated Press through a Freedom of Information Act request, Rodriguez signed a five-year agreement and will be paid $3.5 million in his first season. That figure increases $100,000 in each subsequent season. His predecessor, Neal Brown earned $4 million this season before being fired on Dec. 1.
Rodriguez also will have a $5 million pool annually for his on-field assistant coaches along with $2.5 million for his football support staff, according to the agreement.
The 61-year-old Rodriguez was introduced Friday for his second stint in Morgantown. He went 60-26 at West Virginia from 2001 to 2007.
The Mountaineers went 6-6 this season under Brown and will meet No. 25 Memphis in the Frisco Bowl on Tuesday night.
After he left for Michigan in December 2007, Rodriguez has said promises made by a previous administration at West Virginia were not kept and his request for more money for his assistant coaches was rejected. Rodriguez said his relationship with then-athletic director Ed Pastilong had disintegrated by August 2007 to the point that the two men barely spoke.
In December 2006, Rodriguez considered and then turned down a six-year, $12-million offer to coach at Alabama — a job later taken by Nick Saban. Rodriguez then was given a $100,000 supplemental payment for his assistant coaches at West Virginia. He said later that, prior to leaving for Michigan, he was denied another request for an additional $50,000 for the assistant coaches pool.
Rodriguez spent three seasons at Michigan and six at Arizona before being fired from each head coaching job. He spent the last three seasons as head coach at Jacksonville State, which won the Conference USA championship game over Western Kentucky earlier this month.
Under his agreement, West Virginia will pay Rodriguez’s $1.25 million buyout to Jacksonville State. He’ll be required to pay 25% of his total compensation over the life of the agreement if he leaves before the contract expires, and Rodriguez will receive 50% of his remaining total compensation if he’s fired.
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Ohio Lottery Pick 3 Midday, Pick 3 Evening winning numbers for Dec. 19, 2024
The Ohio Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Dec. 19, 2024, results for each game:
Pick 3
Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at 12:29 p.m. and 7:29 p.m., except Saturday evening.
Midday: 3-7-3
Evening: 4-2-8
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Pick 4
Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at 12:29 p.m. and 7:29 p.m., except Saturday evening.
Midday: 5-3-9-9
Evening: 5-3-7-7
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Pick 5
Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at 12:29 p.m. and 7:29 p.m., except Saturday evening.
Midday: 7-2-3-1-5
Evening: 8-4-9-8-5
Check Pick 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
Rolling Cash 5
Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at approximately 7:05 p.m.
08-19-30-35-37
Check Rolling Cash 5 payouts and previous drawings here.
Lucky For Life
Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at approximately 10:35 p.m.
02-05-13-18-29, Lucky Ball: 16
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I simulated Tennessee at Ohio State on College Football 25
On Saturday, Tennessee football will square off with Ohio State inside Ohio Stadium.
Ahead of the real-life matchup, I simulated the game on EA Sports’ College Football 25 video game.
Here’s what happened.
TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM
First Quarter
(OSU) Carnell Tate 33-yd pass from Will Howard, 7:13
(Tenn) Max Gilbert 46-yd FG, 3:00
Second Quarter
(OSU) Carnell Tate 33-yd pass from Will Howard, 13:07
(OSU) Jayden Fielding 20-yd FG, 2:18
Third Quarter
(Tenn) Max Gilbert 34-yd FG, 11:33
(OSU) Jayden Fielding 24-yd FG, 4:35
(Tenn) Dylan Sampson 29-yd run, 2:11
Fourth Quarter
(Tenn) Squirrel White 11-yd pass from Nico Iamaleava, 6:04
(OSU) Will Howard 2-yd run, 1:02
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