What does LOEO stand for?

Legislative Office of Education Oversight (education policy review; Ohio)

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COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 23 /PRNewswire/ -- As budget debate continues at Ohio's Statehouse, the Legislature's own committee of education experts, the Legislative Office of Education Oversight (LOEO), submitted their report on the charter eCommunity Schools' (also known as eSchools') performance, urging continued support of the largely successful educational approach.

Bipartisan Experts Agree, Don't Gut Ohio's eSchools

About $32 million is spent annually to teach college students in Ohio material they should have mastered in high school, according to the Ohio Legislative Office of Education Oversight.

Expensive Remediation

Today's Legislative Office of Education Oversight (LOEO) report, entitled "Community Schools in Ohio: Preliminary Report on Proficiency Test Results, Attendance, and Satisfaction," represents an important "first step" in assessing the performance of Ohio's community schools.

Community School Leaders Respond to LOEO Report