Good morning, Dev Test County. If you thought March was peak testing season, think again—Ohio schools are already mapping out spring 2026 assessment windows, complete with TIDE configurations and the ever-popular decision of whether to order printed family reports. It's the kind of administrative choreography that happens behind the scenes while students blissfully ignore the logistical ballet required to measure their progress.
Meanwhile, Columbus hosted a patient advocacy session connecting hematology providers to 2026 financial support resources, the Air Force Research Laboratory is prepping for a major chemistry review with Ohio research ties, and PJM's latest grid compliance filings are quietly shaping our electricity rates. Sometimes the most consequential updates are the ones nobody's talking about at dinner.
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☕️ What's Brewing Locally
📚 Ohio schools gear up for major spring testing shakeup. The March 2026 Test Coordinator Newsletter details critical OST deadlines like setting test windows in TIDE and requesting printed family reports. It also announces paper test options for 2026-2027 Grade 3 assessments, plus OELPA feedback surveys and AASCD admin updates—affecting districts across Dev Test County. Read more
🏥 PAN Foundation spotlights patient aid at Columbus hematology summit. The Ohio Hematology and Oncology Society Annual Meeting in Columbus featured a session on connecting patients to 2026 PAN support, led by Brittany Steuber. This local event equips providers to enhance care access for Dev Test County residents battling blood cancers. Read more
🔬 Air Force lab hosts cutting-edge chemistry review near Dev Test County. The 2026 Molecular Dynamics and Theoretical Chemistry Program Review kicks off May 12-14 at University of New Mexico's AFRL site, but local ties emerge via Ohio research networks and parking/dining logistics for regional attendees. Read more
⚡ PJM grid operator faces Ohio power compliance scrutiny. Recent FERC filings involve AEP Ohio Transmission and Ohio Power Company, with letter orders on market compliance affecting Dev Test County's electricity reliability and rates amid ongoing docket reviews. Read more
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