Many of the costs were related to implementing programs required by law, were human resources best practices, or were tied to worker retention and recruitment efforts, said Kathy Blumenfeld, who heads the state's Department of Administration.
Wisconsin audits finding lack of tracking of DEI spending at university system and state agencies
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Blumenfeld argued that ending the voucher program immediately, as the lawsuit requests, “could lead to chaotic and unanticipated outcomes.” Trying to absorb those students in the public school system “could lead to staffing, funding, and classroom shortages,” Blumenfeld said.
Democrat Evers, Republican Vos both argue against Supreme Court taking voucher lawsuit
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