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1. www.ccsoh.us › cms › libAdministrator Compensation Package Provided by the Columbus ...

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   principals assigned to targeted schools identified by the Superintendent may be provided an incentive package of up to $5,000.00 per administrator. Placement of the administrator in the position, criteria for payment of the incentive, dollar amou.

2. education.ohio.gov › Topics › Finance-and-FundingExpenditure Per-Pupil Rankings - Ohio Department of Education

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   Feb 14, 2024 · The Department has to rank traditional school districts, joint vocational districts, and community schools based on the percent of their operating expenditures for classroom instructional vs. nonclassroom purposes, as well as their overall operating expenditures per-pupil.

3. education.ohio.gov › Overview-of-School-FundingOverview of School Funding - Ohio Department of Education

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   • How School Funding Is Distributed
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   Public school districts use a combination of state funds, local property taxes (and in some cases school district income taxes) and federal funds. The amount of state funding a district receives is based on a school funding formula that was first implemented in FY 22. The formula: 1. Funds students where they are educated rather than where they liv...

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   The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s General Revenue Fund budget represents the largest component of primary and secondary education support. These dollars, along with profits from the Ohio Lottery and from sports gaming tax profits, fund Ohio’s 611 public school districts, 49 joint vocational school districts, 335 public community scho...

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   Foundation Payment Reports

   District Profile Reports (CUPP Report)

   Five-Year Forecasts

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4. www.ohioschoolboards.org › sites › defaultUnderstanding school levies - Ohio School Boards

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   Understanding school levies. Funds generated from school tax levies compose a significant part of financing for Ohio schools. This fact sheet is designed to address the most frequently asked questions about school tax issues in Ohio. The information is of a general nature.

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5. ohiocapitaljournal.com › 2024/02/28 › lets-get-theLet’s get the facts straight on Ohio public school funding

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   Feb 28, 2024 · Ohio’s public schools serve nearly 90% of students. And, despite recent claims that attempt to twist the truth around public school funding in Ohio, more work must be done to finally fully and fairly fund our public schools, writes Ohio Education Association President Scott DiMauro.

6. fordhaminstitute.org › ohio › commentaryOhio’s new school funding formula: An introduction

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   Jan 26, 2023 · The new formula calls for an estimated increase of $2 billion per year in state education expenditures—a roughly 20 percent bump—and includes a new “base cost” model intended to determine the cost of educating an average student, among other structural modifications.

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   How do Ohio school districts get funding?

   • At the state level, school districts receive funding from the Ohio Department of Education’s (ODE) general revenue funds and Ohio Lottery profits. At the local level, school districts receive funding from locally levied property taxes. School districts also can receive funding from income taxes approved by voters. What is a property tax levy?

   Understanding school levies - Ohio School Boards

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   How many schools in Ohio are funded by the Ohio Lottery?

   • These dollars, along with profits from the Ohio Lottery and from sports gaming tax profits, fund Ohio’s 611 public school districts, 49 joint vocational school districts, 335 public community schools and 8 independent STEM schools.

   Overview of School Funding - Ohio Department of Education

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   How are school districts financed in Ohio?

   • School districts in Ohio are financed with a combination of federal, state and local funds. At the state level, school districts receive funding from the Ohio Department of Education’s (ODE) general revenue funds and Ohio Lottery profits. At the local level, school districts receive funding from locally levied property taxes.

   Understanding school levies - Ohio School Boards

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   Do Ohio's public schools really serve 90% of students?

   • GET THE MORNING HEADLINES. Ohio’s public schools serve nearly 90% of students. And, despite recent claims that attempt to twist the truth around public school funding in Ohio, more work must be done to finally fully and fairly fund our public schools, writes Ohio Education Association President Scott DiMauro.

   Let’s get the facts straight on Ohio public school funding

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   Are school tax levies a source of funding for Ohio schools?

   • Funds generated from school tax levies compose a significant part of financing for Ohio schools. This fact sheet is designed to address the most frequently asked questions about school tax issues in Ohio. The information is of a general nature. Readers should seek the advice of legal counsel with specific legal problems or questions.

   Understanding school levies - Ohio School Boards

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   Why do Ohio schools need private school vouchers?

   • They need to ensure that public tax dollars spent on private school vouchers come with the same academic and financial accountability as the dollars we spend on our public schools. They need to focus on providing the supports and resources our students need to succeed in a 21st century economy, because in Ohio, public education matters.

   Let’s get the facts straight on Ohio public school funding

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8. www.ccsoh.us › cms › libTEACHER SALARY SCHEDULE Effective 2024 -25 School Year

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   *Columbus City Schools teachers will not be paid below the Bachelor’s Degree, 3-years experience step rate. For the 24-25 school year, the annual salary for the Bachelor’s, 3-years step is $55,500, as highlighted below.