March 5, 2025 - 02:58

The Columbus City Schools are bracing for a significant financial challenge as the proposed budget from Governor Mike DeWine threatens to cut more than $45 million in state funding. This alarming development has prompted the Board of Education to urge the community to take action and voice their concerns regarding the potential impact of these budget cuts.
The proposed reductions could severely affect educational programs, staffing, and essential resources that support students and their learning environments. The Board of Education is emphasizing the importance of community engagement in this critical situation, encouraging parents, teachers, and residents to advocate for the necessary funding to sustain quality education in the district.
As the budget discussions unfold, the Board is committed to exploring all avenues to mitigate the impact of these cuts. They are calling for a united front from the community to ensure that the needs of students remain a priority, highlighting the essential role of public education in fostering a thriving community.
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