In the wake of a lawsuit filed against Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine explains his support for 'The...

Ohio's biennial budget bill passed earlier this year included a change in the way the state's students are taught how to read — focusing on a strategy called 'The Science of Reading.'

The budget includes $64 million for Science of Reading curricula, $43 million each year for the next two years to provide training for educators, and $12 million to support 100 literacy coaches in schools and school districts.

But not everyone embraces this approach. A nonprofit organization that uses a different strategy to help students with reading has sued Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and the state to try to block the move to the Science of Reading approach, along with other changes in the state's education policy.