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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A state audit released Tuesday found 10 of Ohio's 48 teaching universities and colleges are not in alignment with requirements on teaching the Science of Reading to future educators.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio lawmakers are pushing for a new course in middle and high schools focused on what’s called the “Success Sequence” — a three-step formula they say could help reduce poverty rates.

The Ohio Senate approved legislation sponsored by state Sen. Al Cutrona, R-Canfield, that requires the creation of a curriculum that teaches students in grades 6-12 to marry before having children.