Lawmakers' pressure killed Ohio charter school financial transparency rule
State law requires all superintendents, treasurers and some school boards to submit annual ethics disclosures. The law should apply equally to charter and public schools. Allowing this lack of transparency may contribute to more financial mismanagement at some of the schools, writes Loralee Daily of New Franklin in a letter to the editor.
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