A group of five school districts, along with teachers’ unions and other advocacy groups, is suing the Wisconsin Legislature, alleging that the state is failing to provide adequate public-school funding.
The complaint also criticizes the state’s funding of parental choice programs, claiming such programs take aid from public schools (in reality, they do not reducefunding available to districts).
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Madison taxpayers have long supported far above average (now > $26,000 per student) K-12 tax & spending practices. This, despite long term, disastrous reading results.