“It’s interesting but I’d have to see all the pieces to it … I would have to wait to hear more information and see if it survives. That’s always a key thing. They can propose lots of things and it doesn’t mean it survives.” — Springboro Board of Education President Kelly Kohls
“I think that’s a controversial issue, obviously. The districts I have worked for have always maintained kind of an abstinence philosophy as far as sex education. They’ve leaned toward that’s the parental role to educate on sex education. …so I don’t think it would affect our district. I guess I’m kind of surprised that the budget bill would have something regarding comprehensive sex education and funding or not in it. That sounds kind of crazy.” — Northmont City Schools Superintendent Sarah Zatik
— compiled by staff writer Margo Rutledge Kissell
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