The Joint Finance Committee voted 12-4 along party lines Monday to tweak Gov. Scott Walker’s K-12 education plan by adding a boost for low-spending school districts and increasing the income cutoff for students in the statewide voucher program.
Dems slammed the proposal, saying the $639 million more the motion would put into K-12 education still left public schools short of where they were before ...
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