Review of ‘Win-Win’ school-district deal underway

The “Win-Win” legal accord that allows suburban school districts to continue to serve parts of the city of Columbus is up for renewal, meaning that the 30-year-old truce over annexations is once again in jeopardy. The window for districts to vote to pull out of the agreement opened on Friday and closes at the end of May, said Jeff Rich, a tax attorney who briefs school officials on the terms of the accord every six years when it comes up for renewal.