Paul Rochford is a journalist and civic tool builder, currently working as a K-12 Education Reporter for Signal Cleveland. With a focus on education, Paul covers topics related to school choice, equity, and community engagement. His work aims to provide informative and engaging content that sheds light on the challenges and successes within the education system.
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Cleveland, Ohio, United States (Local)
Paul Rochford's coverage primarily focuses on education and legal policy regulation, with an emphasis on government announcements and citing data. He frequently covers topics related to education, Cleveland, school choice, scholarship programs, and voting rights.
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Paul, a former City Year Cleveland AmeriCorps member based in a charter school, covered K-12 education for Signal Cleveland until August, 2023. Paul joined us from Cleveland Documenters, where he focused on creating infographics and civic tech to make public information more accessible. Paul is also a musician, photographer and graphic designer.
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