Achieving high performance in tough times is the most serious challenge facing presidents and trustees during this recession, when the temptation may be to substitute "getting by" for truly outstanding governance. Defining victory as making it through the fiscal year, with little thought to where the institution should be positioned in…

The 2010 elections were good for Republicans in Ohio, who have traditionally supported the expansion of charter schools (and choice broadly). The authors were hopeful as lawmakers and the governor set about removing caps on charter schools, lifting the e-school moratorium, and suggesting other legislative changes that would improve charter quality…

Presents the Science Education Council of Ohio's official position on science education goals, underlying principles of quality programs, and strategies for improvement. The Council urges a strong state effort and a state-wide task force. Long-range planning for excellence, teacher preparation/certification, science curriculum development, and…