- Let’s teach America the facts, and begin to stamp out the uninformed opinions of TV talking heads who haven’t seen the inside of a classroom since they were students themselves.
- In short, they will mean that students in Washington state will not receive as complete an education as they did just a few years ago.
Advocates challenge constitutionality of super-majority statute
- WEA President Mary Lindquist said, "This lawsuit reinforces the priority that must be given to public education in the state of Washington. Students, educators, parents, and a group of courageous dedicated legislators are asking for Tim Eyman's unconstitutional statute to be overturned by the Supreme Court so our public schools and communities can be stronger, and our students ready for 21st Century challenges."
Local Levies and Bonds: Funding WA Schools - What To Know
- Funds raised through local school district levies and bonds account for significant portions of a district’s budget — levies often meet 20% of operating expenses, and bonds for capital improvements (buildings, furnishings, technology, etc) from 50-100%.
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