The upcoming budget seems poised to expand school vouchers
to the point where nearly all Ohio families will be eligible for scholarships, to be used at private schools in the same area as the public schools they would typically attend without the scholarships.
Meanwhile, in the OFT’s letter to the auditor, they offered a different topic of investigation, pointing the finger at Ohio charter schools. As an example, OFT mentioned a November 2022 petition submitted by staff at the KIPP Columbus charter school “for union recognition with signed union cards for 78% of eligible employees,” OFT president Melissa Cropper wrote in the letter.
Since the schools receive public funding, though there are less regulations around the spending of the money than traditional public schools, the OFT said the funds “should be spent to educate students, not to prevent their employees from forming a union.”
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