Ohio Fair School Funding Plan

I think they're called All In For Ohio Kids.

They say now it's up to lawmakers to return to the Fair School Funding Plan's bipartisan funding formula that they have failed to fund for the last two years, and they said that the $700 million in EdChoice, um, goes to schools with less extensive oversight and standards.

I, uh, Andy Wilson's gonna be out of that job in three months.

I don't know why he's deciding this now.

So I would support the elimination of the universal vouchers and that billion dollars that we're spending should be put back into public education.

And bigger picture than that, we need to fund the Fair School Funding Plan, which I don't know, listeners may or may not be aware of this, but there's a bipartisan plan called the Fair School Funding Plan that was created, I think, in like 2020, something like that.

It was supposed to be phased in over six years, which is three budget cycles.

So the first budget cycle they funded at 33%.

This is not sustainable, so they didn't fund it.

And they went back to just sort of giving public schools whatever the schools could beg and plead for.

And so we need a system like the Fair School Funding Plan funded at 100% to fairly fund public education and education.

It would reduce the burden on property tax owners to have to pay for all these levies every two years.