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Ohio Receives Federal Approval for Flexible Education Funding

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Ohio received federal approval for the Returning Education to the States (RES) Waiver. This decision allows the state to combine more than $38 million in federal education funding and direct the money toward its own school priorities through 2029. This makes Ohio the eighth state to receive this type of flexibility.

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The waiver gives the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce more freedom to use federal grants for programs focused on reading, student well-being, and career preparation. This approval is part of a wider effort to give states more control over how they use federal education money.

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  • OhioState that received the federal waiver for education funding flexibility
  • Linda McMahonU.S. Secretary of Education who announced the approval
  • Department of EducationFederal agency that approved the state's waiver

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