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success sequence
Coverage of success sequence in the Nexus archive.
Ohio Senate Bill 276topic2Ohio Department of Education and Workforceorganization2Heritage Foundationorganization2Kristina Roegnerperson2Sarah Fowler-Arthurperson2Beryl Brown Piccolantonioperson2Sean Brennanperson2Haraz Ghanbariperson1Gayle Manningperson1Jason Stephensperson1U.S. Department of Health and Human Servicesorganization1
- Ohio Republican Lawmakers Pass Bill That Includes Requiring Schools to Teach When to Have Kids
Ohio lawmakers passed Senate Bill 276, requiring schools to teach the 'success sequence' of graduating high school, working, marrying, and having children in that order. The bill, supported by Republicans and some Democrats, faces criticism for oversimplifying poverty factors and ignoring diverse life experiences. The Heritage Foundation's model legislation influenced the requirement.
- Ohio Republican lawmakers pass bill that includes requiring schools to teach when to have kids
Ohio lawmakers passed a bill requiring schools to teach the 'success sequence'—graduating high school, working full-time, and marrying before having children. The bill, based on model legislation from The Heritage Foundation, faces criticism for oversimplifying poverty factors and ignoring diverse life paths.