CINCINNATI, Ohio-Parents expressed their concerns and frustrations on Monday as Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) considers a second round of redistricting, which could alter which students attend certain schools to address overcrowding at high schools. At the meeting, parents from schools like Clark Montessori, Hayes Porter, and Taft Elementary voiced opposition to breaking up schools, fearing negative impacts on school communities and accreditations. Teachers, such as Natalie Coil from Clark Montessori and Naomi Larsen from Taft Elementary, emphasized the emotional and community bonds that could be disrupted. No vote on the redistricting plan was held, but CPS board president Eve Bolton indicated a vote could occur as early as December 9.
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