July 7, 2025 - 21:17

In the wake of a contentious budget vote, Governor Tony Evers has defended his administration's education funding plan, which faced criticism from several Democratic lawmakers. Many Democrats expressed dissatisfaction, arguing that the budget did not adequately address the needs of schools and students across the state. Despite this dissent, Evers highlighted a key component of the budget: a significant increase in funding for special education.
The governor emphasized that this increase was a direct response to the requests made by school districts, aiming to provide them with the necessary resources to support students with special needs. Evers asserted that the funding plan reflects a commitment to improving educational outcomes and ensuring that all students receive the support they require. As the debate continues, the governor remains resolute in his belief that the budget will ultimately benefit the state's education system, even in the face of opposition from within his party.
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