Fair School Funding Explorer
The Ohio House wants to abandon the Fair School Funding Plan, underfunding Ohio schools by $2.75 billion over the next two years and providing just 10% of what the state should be contributing to fund our kids' education. It all adds up to major cuts for public school communities, who then have to decide whether to raise local taxes or let their schools go without.
See how the House plan would hurt your district.
Enter the name of your school district below to learn more about how Ohio leaders can go all in for Ohio kids by fully implementing the Fair School Funding Plan.
Each child in Ohio should be able to get a great education at a public school in their district. That only happens if we fund public schools fairly, based on the real cost of educating every child. The Fair School Funding Plan was created to do just that — but some legislators aren’t on board.
The Fair School Funding Plan is a six-year plan, and we’re four years in. Now it’s time for Ohio’s leaders to follow through on their responsibility to fund every public school fairly, based on the real costs of educating every child.
The graphic above estimates how much funding your school district would get under a fully funded plan and how much is at stake if legislators fail to fully fund the plan.
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Each school district's board decides how budgets are spent; talk to your school board about what you want to see.