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Education reporter for the Cincinnati @Enquirer / past: @dispatchalerts, @MLive, @Chalkbeat, @michigandaily @umich class of 2023, 🌈 📩 gtucker@gannett.com
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Ohio principal resigns over helping homeless teen, then adopts him

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By Grace Tucker Verified
| Alliance Review Verified
Robert Burnside felt mixed emotions in the stands at Cintas Center, witnessing hundreds of Kings High School graduates accept their diplomas. The former Lakota East High School principal first felt acute stress, which he likened to post-traumatic stress disorder, as memories returned from his nearly two decades leading high schools. Graduation ceremonies like this one, he said, used to be his Super Bowl.
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Democrats join GOP in asking Cincinnati schools to rethink levy Original

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By Grace Tucker Verified, Erin Glynn Verified
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
Cincinnati Public Schools' decision to seek an earned income tax for the first time has quickly drawn opposition from both political parties in Hamilton County. Republican Party Chairman Josh Gerth called the school board's levy vote "offensive" in a statement shared on July 28, one day after the board voted 5-2 to put the tax on the November ballot.
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Ohio principal resigns over helping homeless teen, then adopts him

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By Grace Tucker Verified
| Times Reporter Verified
July 29, 2026Updated July 30, 2026, 10:48 a.m. ET A Lakota high school principal helped a student experiencing homelessness who was ordered to withdraw from the district. The principal, Robert Burnside, was investigated for insubordination and ultimately resigned from his position. Following his resignation, Burnside and his wife became the legal guardians of the student, Landerius "DeDe" Hayes. DeDe has since graduated from a different district and now lives with the Burnside family.
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