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“Dayton School Board Ignores Calls for Anti-Harassment Policy Amid Allegations”

For two years, Dayton School Board Member Jocelyn Rhynard has urged the board to implement a sexual harassment policy to protect members from inappropriate behavior by colleagues. Despite her efforts, the board and local media have ignored her calls. Rhynard’s testimony details disturbing incidents involving Board President Will Smith at a national conference, raising serious concerns about leadership ethics. With no policy in place and no mechanism to remove board members for misconduct, the lack of accountability leaves Dayton schools vulnerable to poor governance. Is this the leadership our schools deserve?

“Reimagining Dayton: A Call for Efficiency and Accountability”
Dayton, Ohio faces mounting challenges from government inefficiency to unchecked demolition practices that erode neighborhoods and waste taxpayer dollars. This post explores the city’s failure to address systemic issues like slumlords, neglected properties, and resource mismanagement while funding developers and unsustainable projects. A bold solution includes creating a Dayton Department of Efficiency to tackle demolition in-house, hold property owners accountable, and foster real growth. It’s time to elect leaders with a vision for Dayton’s future—prioritizing sustainable policies and genuine community progress over corruption and stagnation.

Denial is not a good political strategy. The professed “party of the people” got their butts handed to them in the 2024 election. If you wonder why I put 2024 in the last sentence, it’s because a long time from now, as the party still flounders, they may need to remember which epic loss I’m […]

There are folks in both “parties” that aren’t happy right now, but, they have no one to blame but themselves. While an increasing number of voters refuse to declare allegiance to either political faction, the establishment ignored this growing body of “undeclared” or “undecided” who they worked to cut out of the primary process- so […]

Well, one good thing definitely happened this election day: “On November 5, 2024, in Supreme Court case No. 2024-1098, Disciplinary Counsel v. Aaron Paul Hartley, respondent was indefinitely suspended from the practice of law in Ohio pursuant to Gov.Bar R. V(12)(A)(2)” Now women and children don’t have to worry about a man posing as a […]