State funding will increase for almost all school districts under the two-year plan, but the increases are not dramatic — 0.1% to 3% in the first year for most. Among 44 local districts, the median increase in the first year is about $200,000, and in the second year, it’s about $70,000.
State K-12 funding
| School district | 2021-22 aid | Change from 20-21 | 2022-23 aid | Change from 21-22 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dayton | $121,913,536 | $2,608,094 | $122,061,961 | $148,425 |
| Kettering | $18,088,318 | $1,742,941 | $19,957,988 | $1,869,670 |
| Tipp City | $8,361,616 | $804,971 | $8,253,096 | $(108,520) |
| Bethel | $5,394,204 | $677,628 | $6,135,822 | $741,618 |
| Trotwood-Madison | $25,664,346 | $632,324 | $26,196,039 | $531,693 |
| Vandalia-Butler | $4,864,743 | $607,327 | $4,857,753 | $(6,990) |
| Piqua | $18,832,406 | $599,587 | $19,512,694 | $680,288 |
| Mad River | $30,322,191 | $535,026 | $31,185,290 | $863,099 |
| Fairborn | $19,538,100 | $524,842 | $20,237,463 | $699,362 |
| Franklin | $12,847,595 | $456,845 | $13,177,700 | $330,105 |
| Huber Heights | $33,631,369 | $401,128 | $33,682,449 | $51,079 |
| Northridge | $13,352,620 | $353,541 | $14,242,183 | $889,563 |
| Centerville | $13,327,103 | $348,525 | $13,795,158 | $468,055 |
| Cedar Cliff | $3,320,833 | $335,736 | $3,633,324 | $312,491 |
| Northmont | $23,524,830 | $307,512 | $23,557,745 | $32,915 |
| Brookville | $6,637,723 | $303,417 | $7,110,547 | $472,824 |
| Beavercreek | $11,898,809 | $291,566 | $12,167,198 | $268,390 |
| Lebanon | $19,788,582 | $267,713 | $19,838,590 | $50,008 |
| West Carrollton | $21,050,175 | $259,818 | $21,489,340 | $439,165 |
| Miamisburg | $16,111,417 | $252,185 | $16,127,586 | $16,170 |
| Tecumseh | $20,948,679 | $219,624 | $20,973,279 | $24,600 |
| Xenia | $20,271,778 | $212,158 | $20,306,143 | $34,365 |
| Greeneview | $6,680,893 | $171,677 | $6,695,814 | $14,921 |
| Greenon | $5,093,883 | $167,781 | $5,156,903 | $63,019 |
| Twin Valley | $5,350,857 | $160,033 | $5,574,215 | $223,358 |
| Troy | $16,413,586 | $153,658 | $16,433,743 | $20,157 |
| Preble-Shawnee | $8,381,779 | $132,209 | $8,640,941 | $259,161 |
| Yellow Springs | $2,499,297 | $118,387 | $2,574,468 | $75,171 |
| Eaton | $10,375,233 | $110,505 | $10,391,664 | $16,431 |
| Sugarcreek | $6,260,835 | $109,821 | $6,297,660 | $36,825 |
| Covington | $5,012,369 | $102,914 | $5,168,665 | $156,297 |
| Valley View | $9,054,933 | $97,440 | $9,074,767 | $19,834 |
| Carlisle | $9,051,051 | $94,442 | $9,060,594 | $9,543 |
| National Trail | $6,904,250 | $94,206 | $7,019,604 | $115,354 |
| Tri-County North | $4,503,132 | $83,500 | $4,660,302 | $157,170 |
| Springboro | $14,792,276 | $73,900 | $14,989,505 | $197,229 |
| Wayne | $4,577,858 | $61,244 | $4,593,137 | $15,278 |
| New Lebanon | $8,510,875 | $57,172 | $8,526,496 | $15,621 |
| Milton-Union | $6,968,392 | $49,926 | $7,006,226 | $37,834 |
| Miami East | $5,522,873 | $11,988 | $5,529,254 | $6,381 |
| Newton | $4,017,326 | $11,119 | $4,226,301 | $208,975 |
| Bradford | $4,412,378 | $3,947 | $4,439,931 | $27,553 |
| Jefferson Twp. | $1,935,170 | $647 | $1,927,068 | $(8,102) |
| Oakwood | $6,470,772 | $(17,369) | $6,494,525 | $23,753 |
| STATE TOTALS | $7,514,217,743 | $203,434,539 | $7,671,492,398 | $157,274,655 |
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