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Summary — 3/11/2026:
Our monitoring of Columbus City Schools District, City School District has identified 4 agenda items that warrant community action.
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PRIORITY LEVEL 7
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State 'Vision' for Schools Presented Without Public Review
A state commission is presenting its 'Ed Vision' for our school buildings. These 'visioning' sessions often introduce radical changes to classroom design, prioritizing trendy concepts over traditional learning. The board has not provided the presentation materials for public review before the meeting, hiding the details of this plan.
Recommended Action
Email Superintendent Angela Chapman at superintendent@columbus.k12.oh.us and call Board President Christina Vera at (614) 365-5000: 'I demand the presentation materials for Item 4.1 from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission be posted online immediately. The public will not accept a secret "vision" for our schools.'
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💰 Cost: Blank Check (Could lead to massive, ideologically-driven construction projects)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 6
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Redefining the Mission of School Buildings
The board is voting to approve the charter for the 'Academic & Facility Alignment Committee.' This document defines the committee's power. It could hide language that prioritizes ideological goals like 'equity' over core academics and safety when deciding how to build or renovate our schools. This is a vague title requiring manual review.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the file 'Final-Academic_Facility Committee Charter 6-17-24 (2).pdf' attached in the Official Agenda. Email Superintendent Angela Chapman at superintendent@columbus.k12.oh.us: 'What specific changes are being made in the new committee charter for Item 3.1? The public needs a plain-language summary before you vote.'
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💰 Cost: Hidden Future Costs
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PRIORITY LEVEL 5
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The Committee's Secret Roadmap for 2026
The committee is approving its workplan for the year. This document is their roadmap and could schedule future votes on controversial facility changes or curriculum alignments that parents are not yet aware of. This is an early warning of their priorities, but the title is too vague to assess without reading the file.
Recommended Action
INVESTIGATE: Review the file 'AFAC Committee Tentative Agendas 2026.pdf' attached in the Official Agenda. Scrutinize the planned items for ideological keywords or major capital projects that have not been publicly discussed.
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💰 Cost: Undefined Liability (Signals future spending priorities)
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PRIORITY LEVEL 4
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Is a Major Pre-K Expansion Coming
The board is hearing an 'overview' of programs, including Pre-K. These presentations are often the first step before a major expansion proposal, which could introduce universal SEL curriculum to our youngest students. The district has not provided the presentation materials for review.
Recommended Action
Public Question: Email Superintendent Angela Chapman at superintendent@columbus.k12.oh.us: 'Regarding Item 4.2, please provide the presentation materials and confirm if the district is considering an expansion of its Pre-K programs. If so, what is the curriculum being used?'
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💰 Cost: Hidden Future Costs (Potential program expansion)
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by Heritage Action Sentinel Engine V2.0 • Source: ACADEMIC & FACILITY ALIGNMENT COMMITTEE-[03-11-2026].pdf
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