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Republicans advanced a K-12 education budget Thursday that funds just 10% of what Gov. Tony Evers requested.

Republican lawmakers release details of K-12 spending plan, including increases for in-person schools

View Comments MADISON - Republican lawmakers writing the next state budget plan to provide schools with $150 million in new funding — less than 10% of what Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed for schools — and will steer more federal stimulus funding toward districts that provided in-person instruction during the coronavirus pandemic.    The details of the GOP spending plan for schools over the next two years were released Thursday, days after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos of Rochester and ...

MADISON - Republican lawmakers writing the next state budget plan to provide schools with $150 million in new state funding — less than 10% of what Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed for schools — and will steer more federal stimulus funding toward districts that provided in-person instruction during the coronavirus pandemic.    The details of the GOP spending plan for schools over the next two years were released Thursday, days after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos of Rochester and Senate P...

Federal stimulus money, new Foxconn contract, Evers call for state agency cuts all credited by nonpartisan analysis.

Wisconsin public schools would receive an additional $150 million in state funding over two years under a Republican budget plan that a legislative committee was expected to approve Thursday, which would be less than 10% of what Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed.

Wisconsin public schools would receive $150 million more in state funding over two years under the Republican budget plan to be approved Thursday by a legislative committee.

The Republican plan would also provide a $39 per pupil increase to school districts that held in-person classes for more than 50% of the 2020-21 school year, for a minimum

Republicans provide $128 million in new funding for schools, less than a tenth of what Gov. Tony Evers wanted Molly Beck and Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MADISON - Republican lawmakers writing the next state budget approved a plan Thursday to provide schools with an additional $128 million in state taxpayer funding — less than 10% of what Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed — and will steer more federal stimulus funding toward districts that provided in-per...

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin public schools would receive $150 million more in state...