Community Conversation to Address Potential State Funding Cuts

NEWS RELEASE – Loveland City School District

LOVELAND, OH (April 14-2025) – Loveland City School District is launching a call for action by hosting a State Budget Town Hall. Governor Mike DeWine’s budget proposal would cut funding for Loveland City Schools, and the version passed by the Ohio House would continue to shift the burden of supporting public school districts onto local taxpayers. 

“Our community has asked us to advocate for solutions to the district’s unique state funding challenges, and the Board, Treasurer, and I have been working together to educate our community and lawmakers about what is at stake for our district.” – LCSD Superintendent Mike Broadwater 

During the Town Hall, community members will learn more about the local impact of the state budget proposals and the district’s efforts to lobby local lawmakers. They will also receive step-by-step instructions to make their voices heard in Columbus. 

Loveland’s State Budget Town Hall will be held at

6 pm in the

Loveland Middle School on Wednesday, April 16. 

“Our goal is to be problem solvers, not problem admirers. We believe there is a solution to help high-performing, low-cost districts like Loveland continue to thrive, and for public education to continue to be a shared state and local responsibility.” –  LCSD Treasurer John Espy