Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has taken a stand, deciding in his budget to fully fund public education after some of his Republican colleagues threatened to cut K-12 spending. But educators can’t rest yet, as GOP lawmakers are already digging into his proposal.

Although Gov. Mike DeWine has publicized major changes and his priorities -- including child care and tax changes -- the nearly 600-page proposal included much more.

Child advocacy group Groundwork Ohio praised the budget proposal’s “commitment to Ohio’s youngest children,” and pointed to recent polling that showed 84% of Ohio voters support a child tax credit, with majorities on all political sides supporting a measure like DeWine’s.