Oh, not in Anderson Township or Blue Ash or West Chester or Mariemont. Public schooling for kids who live there is just fine. Remarkable, in fact. It's our city schools that struggle. Half of Cincinnati Public Schools' 48,000 students are failing.
Buildings are in disrepair.
Textbooks are old. Teachers use their own money to buy supplies. And sometimes they've been known to buy food and clothing for their students. Most urban public school teachers fight an incredible daily battle to educate the kids in their classrooms. I wonder if they'll have the energy left to battle the bureaucrats and the politicians.