COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A person who symbolized problems with Ohio education funding will help monitor the state's new system for paying for schools.
When he was a 15-year-old student in 1991, Nathan DeRolph was named by a coalition of school districts as the lead plaintiff in their lawsuit against Ohio's school funding formula. He had been forced to sit on the floor at his high school in central Ohio's Perry County because there weren't enough desks.
Gov. Ted Strickland has selected the now 33-year-old DeRolph to sit on the state's new School Funding Advisory Council, which will conduct two-year reviews of the overhauled school funding system approved in the latest state budget.
DeRolph says he's proud of the historic role he played and looks forward to sharing his insight.
For additional information, stay with NBC 4 and refresh nbc4i.com -- Where Accuracy Matters.
To submit a story idea or news tip, e-mail stories@nbc4i.com.
MORE: NBC 4 Local News | Local Crime News
NBC 4 SPORTS: Sports News, Video
NBC 4 POLITICS: Headlines, Interactives & Video
Email
Facebook
Google
Twitter
Favorites
More
Advertisement