The state鈥檚 largest online charter school is appealing . This is over a dispute about how enrollment was calculated.
There are legislators who want to make sure the law is crystal clear in the future.
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That鈥檚 in response to the finding that the number of full time students at ECOT fell 60% short of what it reported.
Democratic Senate Minority Leader Joe Schiavoni of the Youngstown area and make it clear that e-schools must educate students.
鈥淪et the tone for the upcoming school year and say these are the rules with 100% certainty,鈥� he said.
The argument between providing education and offering learning opportunities is a big part of the court case that the state won. ECOT is appealing it.
