"Public Schools Pay Private Busing Price as Vouchers Drain Funds"
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最新报道：Ohio public schools are cutting bus services for high school students while still transporting private and charter school students, sparking debate over state mandates and funding. Districts face financial strain due to a $1,500 per-student state compensation that falls short of actual costs, driver shortages, and rising operational expenses. Critics argue the system is unfair as public funds increasingly support voucher programs, while transparency gaps exempt private schools from public records laws. A state study group is reviewing solutions, with recommendations expected by June 2026.
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