• Ennis Britton's Short Series Podcast: Fundamental - Coming August 2024!

  • By: Jeremy Neff
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Ennis Britton's Short Series Podcast: Fundamental - Coming August 2024!

By: Jeremy Neff
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  • Join attorney Jeremy Neff of Ennis Britton for "Fundamental," a podcast series marking the 30th anniversary of Judge Linton Lewis's landmark decision in the DeRolph school funding case. Through the voices of those involved, "Fundamental" explores the historic litigation, the unification of over 500 school districts behind the lawsuit, and the lasting impact of DeRolph. The series concludes with key lessons from DeRolph, highlighting their relevance in today's ongoing fight for equitable and adequate public school funding.
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  • Preview: Why DeRolph v. State?

    Preview: Why DeRolph v. State?
    Jul 1 2024

    In this preview of Ennis Britton's short series podcast, "Fundamental," host Jeremy Neff introduces the pivotal DeRolph v. Ohio case, marking the 30th anniversary of the first trial court decision this year. Jeremy shares his personal journey during and after the case's proceedings. Future episodes will feature interviews with key figures from the original case and current education leaders.

    Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and we look forward to sharing the rest of the series with you in August 2024. In the meantime, you can email us at podcast@ennisbritton.com for a digitized, searchable, and bookmarked copy of the original July 1, 1994 decision.
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