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View Comments Licking Heights School Superintendent Dr. Philip Wagner and District CFO/Treasurer Todd Griffith gave lengthy testimony before state lawmakers on June 3 that painted a bleak picture for district finances under present senate funding models. Wagner said before addressing the senate’s state school funding formula released June 1, he wanted to share for the purpose of context some information about the Heights School District, focusing on its greatly increasing student population and increasingly diverse ethnic mix. District enrollment up 330% over 20 years “We are extremely fast-growing, with a current enrollment of nearly 4,800 students,” Wagner told lawmakers. “This is my tenth year as superintendent and during this time, student enrollment has grown from 3,300 to 4,800 students. Our fast growth, combined with the state funding gain cap and the expansion of private school vouchers, adversely impacts our student classroom experience.” ....
“What would they have done if Black Lives Matter would have stormed the Capitol,” asked Zarders. Others, like eleventh-grade student Ayande Joseph, had answers. “If it was Black Lives Matter who marched on the Capitol, it would be a lot more than four bodies that were dead,” said Joseph. All students noted the difference in how mostly White crowds were treated compared to mostly Black crowds this summer. Eleventh-grade student Alina Roach says they’re looking at everything, including the lack of police, the perceived lack of consequences, and what it says about how we react to large gatherings of different races. ....