Overview
- Columbus Public Schools voted to halt transportation for some nonpublic students due to costs and logistical issues.
- Attorney General Dave Yost issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding compliance with state transportation laws.
- The district plans to reimburse families for transportation costs at the end of the school year.
- Yost condemned the district's actions as a coercive tactic to force students back into public schools.
- Legal action is imminent if the district does not resume transportation services.