Fiscal Year 2026
The first year of the FY2026-27 biennium, and the natural baseline for any current-policy comparison: the first period in which enacted H.B. 96 provisions are in force.
fiscal-period/fy2026 · 8 nodes point here
July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026 — the first year of the FY2026-27 biennium. verified
It is the natural baseline for any current-policy comparison, because it is the first period in which enacted H.B. 96 provisions are in force. inference
Enrollment, appropriation, and realized per-agency payments will be available from the department after the year closes; until then any figure attributed to FY2026 is an estimate and must be tagged as one. open
Properties
| Label | FY2026 |
|---|---|
| Kind | fiscal-year |
| Starts | 2025-07-01 |
| Ends | 2026-06-30 |
| Appropriating bill | Am. Sub. H.B. 96 (136th General Assembly) |
| Context | First year of the FY2026-27 biennium and the first period under enacted H.B. 96 provisions. Baseline period for scenario comparison. Actuals not yet available; the year is in progress at the time of seeding. |
Links
| Instance of | Fiscal Period |
|---|---|
| Part of | FY2026-27 Biennium |
| Governed by | Fair School Funding Plan |
| Funded by | Am. Sub. H.B. 96 (2025) — FY2026-27 Budget |
Also mentions
Pointed at by
| Fiscal Year 2027 | Follows |
|---|---|
| Assessed Valuation Per Pupil | Computed for |
| Effective Operating Millage | Computed for |
| State Share Percentage | Computed for |
| Base Cost Per Pupil | Valued in |
| FSFP Phase-In Percentage | Valued in |
| Twenty-Mill Floor | Valued in |
| FSFP Cost Input Refresh vs. Freeze | Runs over |
Why this node is here
A note from the corpus about itself rather than about Ohio, kept because provenance includes why something was written down.