MIAMI VALLEY — Gov. Mike DeWine announced cuts to the state budget Tuesday, with education across the state seeing a large percentage of those cuts.
DeWine called for $465 million in cuts to education. The cuts accounted for 60 percent of the $775 million in cuts announced and will include state-funded schools, colleges and universities.
The state released new data Wednesday morning that shows how much each school district will lose with the cuts.
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Centerville schools faces the largest cut in the Miami Valley with $2,119,376 of funding slashed from what the district would have received from the state.
Dayton Public Schools also faces a $2,007,169 cut from its budgeted money that was to come from the state.
Other districts facing over $1 million in cuts include Kettering City Schools ($1,340,511), Springboro City Schools ($1,283,630) and Beavercreek ($2,072,925)
Several other districts also faced sizable cuts:
- Springfield: $942,121
- Greenville: $581,676
- Bellbrook: $659,087
- Troy: $855,097
- Sidney: $646,286
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