COLUMBUS -- Ohio school districts see varied adjustments to their state funding allotments under Gov. John Kasich's newly proposed formula, but no district sees a cut.

That's according to district funding breakdowns released by the state Wednesday.

See the funding by district (PDF): http://on.wkyc.com/VJTKNU

Estimated allotments for more than 600 districts across the state include adjustments to compensate for income variations, as well as add-ons for gifted education, special-needs students, English-language learners and other categories.

The documents indicate Columbus and Canton schools will see gains of about 14 percent in the fiscal year beginning July 1. Cincinnati schools get a boost of about 7 percent, while Akron's funding rises about 3 percent. Funding levels remain unchanged for Cleveland and Toledo.

The formula gives a handful of small districts more than double the funding.

The Associated Press