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“There are eight such markers, and students would have to achieve at least two of them, along with completing – but not passing – the seven state end-of-course exams. The state legislature would still have to approve these changes, and Sen. Peggy Lehner, chair of the Senate education committee, said there could be small tweaks, but she believes there is general legislative support,” Kelley wrote.
Lehner says there’s been fairly little objection so far, and that she doesn’t believe this will hurt the value of an Ohio high school diploma.
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