Superintendent of Ohio charter school for at-risk teens ran nightclubs beset with violence

By Quinlan Bentley and Bebe Hodges

At the same time, the bar’s owner, Ramone Davenport, was facing mounting trouble in his other job – superintendent of Dohn Community High School, a charter school serving at-risk teens. In September 2024, he was fired amid allegations of financial mismanagement and fraud. A state investigation followed, and the school abruptly closed in March. School officials blamed Davenport for Dohn’s collapse.

You can read the story by Quinlan Bentley and Bebe Hodges in the Cincinnati Enquirer here.