OH SB191

Creates a new program providing "disadvantaged pupil impact aid" to chartered nonpublic schools participating in state scholarship programs, with funding calculated at $422 per economically disadvantaged student multiplied by the student's resident district's economically disadvantaged index

Requires participating schools to spend funds on specific initiatives: reading improvement aligned with science of reading, K-3 teacher professional development in literacy, mental health services, physical health care services, or school safety and security measures

Appropriates $40 million from the General Revenue Fund for fiscal year 2026 and $40 million for fiscal year 2027 to the Department of Education and Workforce for this program

Mandates participating schools submit annual reports detailing how disadvantaged pupil impact aid was spent, including amounts allocated to each initiative

Requires the Department of Education and Workforce to report program spending information to the General Assembly by December 1 of each odd-numbered year