MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Voters in several dozen Wisconsin school districts will decide whether to give their districts more money when they weigh in on a total of 65 referendums April 4.
Around 80 percent of school referendums have passed in the last year and voters have approved a record $1.35 billion in new borrowing.
Gov. Scott Walker’s budget proposal would boost funding for K-12 schools by $649 million over the next two years, but advocates say more is needed to avoid cutting staff or class offerings.
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