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VA budget dispute framed by school funding study - Vimarsana News

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the timing of a state watchdog agency's report on school funding was "frankly, good" because of its potential to break a political stalemate over revisions to the state's current two-year spending plan.

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study - Vimarsana News

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the timing of a state watchdog agency's report on school funding was "frankly, good" because of its potential to break a political stalemate over revisions to the state's current two-year spending plan.

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study - Vimarsana News

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the timing of a state watchdog agency's report on school funding was "frankly, good" because of its potential to break a political stalemate over revisions to the state's current two-year spending plan.

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study - Vimarsana News

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the timing of a state watchdog agency's report on school funding was "frankly, good" because of its potential to break a political stalemate over revisions to the state's current two-year spending plan.

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study - Vimarsana News

VA budget dispute framed by school funding study

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said the timing of a state watchdog agency's report on school funding was "frankly, good" because of its potential to break a political stalemate over revisions to the state's current two-year spending plan.