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What happens in Ohio if the U.S. Dept. of Education is defunded?

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  The U.S. Department of Education helps to fund many of Ohio's public school facilities, but with the looming threat that this money is going to be pulled, teachers are paralyzed.
The article from News 5 Cleveland discusses the potential impacts on Ohio if the U.S. Department of Education were to be defunded, a topic that has been brought up by some Republican lawmakers. Ohio's education system, which relies on federal funding for about 10% of its budget, would face significant challenges. This funding supports various programs including special education, Title I schools, and school lunches. If defunded, Ohio would need to either find alternative funding sources or drastically cut these programs. The state could potentially redirect funds from other areas or increase taxes, but this would be politically and financially complex. Additionally, the loss of federal oversight might lead to changes in educational standards, accountability measures, and could affect the state's ability to compete for federal grants. The article also notes that while some argue for state control over education, the transition would not be straightforward, potentially leading to educational disparities across different districts.

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[ https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/politics/ohio-politics/what-happens-in-ohio-if-the-u-s-dept-of-education-is-defunded ]