State Senator Andrew Brenner (OH)
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Recent News About State Senator Andrew Brenner (OH)
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Ohio legislation targets student cell phone use in public schools
State officials, including Senators Andrew Brenner and Jane Timken, along with Governor Mike DeWine, gathered yesterday to discuss the implications of Senate Bill 158, a legislative proposal aimed at regulating cell phone use by students in Ohio's...
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Ohio senators propose bill requiring proof of citizenship for voting
State Senators Andrew Brenner and Theresa Gavarone have introduced Senate Bill 153 in Ohio, aimed at requiring proof of citizenship for voting.
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Ohio Senate designates October 4 as Rutherford B. Hayes Day
The Ohio Senate has passed a bill to designate October 4 as "Rutherford B. Hayes Day."
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Senator Brenner honors high schooler's silver medal win at Pan American Championship
State Senator Andrew Brenner has formally recognized Michelle Huang, a junior at Olentangy Liberty High School, for her achievements in Kung Fu.
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Ohio House Bill 206 aims to enhance student safety with new expulsion rules
House Bill 206, a legislative measure aimed at enhancing the safety of students and school staff, is now awaiting the approval of Governor Mike DeWine.
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Ohio's Parents' Bill of Rights moves forward
House Bill 8, known as the Parents' Bill of Rights, is set to be reviewed by the Governor.
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Ohio's House Bill on sexual extortion awaits governor's approval
House Bill 531, which establishes the offense of sexual extortion as a third-degree felony, is now awaiting the Governor's signature.
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Ohio Senate approves streamlined licensure pathway for career-technical educators
The Ohio Senate has approved House Bill 432, which aims to simplify the process for obtaining a career-technical educator license.
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Governor DeWine signs Senate Bill 104 into law
Senate Bill 104, co-sponsored by State Senators Andrew Brenner and Jerry C. Cirino, has been enacted into law by Governor DeWine.
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Ohio Senate passes bill updating College Credit Plus Program
Senate Bill 104, sponsored by State Senators Andrew Brenner and Jerry Cirino, is on its way to the Governor's desk for approval.
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Ohio Senate passes bill to honor Kris Jordan with highway memorial
The Ohio Senate has approved House Bill 81, a measure aimed at honoring fallen military members, first responders, and elected officials.
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Ohio senators propose new bill aimed at securing state elections
State Senators Andrew Brenner and Theresa Gavarone have introduced Senate Bill 324, aiming to enhance the security of Ohio's election system.
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Senator Brenner supports Attorney General’s directive on school transportation compliance
COLUMBUS—State Senator Andrew Brenner has expressed his support for Attorney General Dave Yost's Cease and Desist order directed at Columbus City Schools concerning the district's failure to provide transportation to charter and private school students.
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Senator Brenner announces millions more for district projects
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) announced that millions of dollars will fund key Capital Budget projects across Senate District 19. This marks the second phase following last week’s announcement of a $350 million investment by the Senate in Ohio communities from the One-Time Strategic Community Investment Fund.
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Senator Brenner announces multi-million dollar investments for district projects
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) announced the allocation of millions of dollars from the One-Time Strategic Community Investment Fund (OTSCIF) to support various projects aimed at benefiting local communities and residents.
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Ohio Senate Passes Bill Enhancing Education and Graduation Attainment
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Senate has approved House Bill 250, a legislative measure that brings significant changes to education and graduation requirements in the state. The bill, which was backed by State Senator Andrew Brenner, introduces new pathways for students to earn the Military Enlistment Seal and mandates public schools to regulate cell phone usage during school hours.According to Senator Andrew Brenner, the bill aims to improve the learning environment for students and teachers by restricting cell phone distractions in classrooms. Brenner stated, "House Bill 250 lays...
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Ohio Senate approves bill on education requirements and cell phone policy
The Ohio Senate has approved House Bill 250, which introduces modifications to the Military Enlistment Seal required for high school graduation and mandates public schools in Ohio to establish a policy on cell phone use during school hours.
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Brenner Announces More than $2.9 Million for Career-Technical Programs
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) has announced the allocation of over $2.9 million to support career-technical education programs in the 19th Senate District. The funds aim to prepare Ohio's students for future careers, as highlighted by Brenner who stated, "Career Tech provides students with the opportunity to begin a career without the burden of student debt."Among the recipients in the 19th Senate District are Olentangy Schools, receiving $2,333,216.00, and Delaware Area Career Center, receiving $649,545.The funding, sourced from the Career Technical...
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Ohio Senate Passes Brenner's Bill Increasing Access to College
The Ohio Senate has successfully passed Senate Bill 104, a legislative measure sponsored by State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) aimed at enhancing the College Credit Plus Program (CCP) to broaden access and awareness among students. The bill seeks to make it easier for more students to participate in this dual enrollment program, where students can earn high school and college credits simultaneously.Senator Brenner expressed his enthusiasm for the bill's passage, stating, "This legislation will strengthen the College Credit Plus Program and give even more students a...
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Brenner Announces Funds for Appalachian Community Innovation Centers
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) has announced the guidelines for the $85 million Appalachian Community Innovation Centers program. The program aims to establish facilities that will serve as multi-faceted community centers, providing access to public education, community health services, and workforce development."These funds will increase access to healthcare, job opportunities and training, and education in an area of the state where finding all of those things in a central location can be extremely difficult," said Brenner. He further encouraged all eligible...