Read our full release on the harmful policies in the Ohio budget passed by legislators & signed by Gov. DeWine.
“By gutting essential components of the Fair School Funding Plan & using outdated cost inputs, the budget released today by the Ohio Senate fails to deliver what our students, communities, and taxpayers need and deserve.”
“By gutting essential components of the Fair School Funding Plan & using outdated cost inputs, the budget released today by the Ohio Senate fails to deliver what our students, communities, and taxpayers need and deserve.”
"Funding for libraries of all types is 0.003% of the federal budget…Revoking this meager support doesn’t make an impact on the federal deficit, but it does put a financial strain on institutions on which Ohioans rely."
"Funding for libraries of all types is 0.003% of the federal budget…Revoking this meager support doesn’t make an impact on the federal deficit, but it does put a financial strain on institutions on which Ohioans rely."
"Funding for libraries of all types is 0.003% of the federal budget…Revoking this meager support doesn’t make an impact on the federal deficit, but it does put a financial strain on institutions on which Ohioans rely."
🧑🦽 7.4M students with disabilities lose services
🎓 10M students lose federal aid for college/trades
🏫 26M low-income students lose Title I support
🌾 9.8M rural students lose critical funding
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🧑🦽 7.4M students with disabilities lose services
🎓 10M students lose federal aid for college/trades
🏫 26M low-income students lose Title I support
🌾 9.8M rural students lose critical funding
www.aft.org/column/robbi...
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"The worst effects [of private school vouchers] would be felt in Ohio’s rural communities because rural districts are more dependent on state funding and don’t have the density to support competing school systems."
"The worst effects [of private school vouchers] would be felt in Ohio’s rural communities because rural districts are more dependent on state funding and don’t have the density to support competing school systems."