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NO VOUCHERS COALITION
NO VOUCHERS COALITION
From their Facebook page
The grassroots group was founded by Pam Kobielus in July 2014 in response to the attacks on our quality public schools in Northern Wisconsin communities. In less than a year, the membership has grown, by word-of-mouth only, to more than 500 non-partisan public school parents and supporters.
The group has grown so rapidly because members strongly oppose money taken off the top of local public school budgets. This costs $64 million annually.
No Vouchers Coalition opposes the siphoning of public taxpayer money to subsidize privately-run, for-profit and/or religious schools. This is estimated to cost ...
Residents and Parents in River Falls Should Know… State Budget proposals impact our schools
School District of River Falls
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
852 East Division Street, River Falls WI 54022
715-425-1800 phone / 715-425-1804 fax
www.rfsd.k12.wi.us
June 5, 2015
Residents and Parents in River Falls Should Know…
State Budget proposals impact our schools
The current state budget and related legislative proposals would have significant and lasting negative implications for the School District of River Falls and all public schools in the state of Wisconsin. As part of our school district responsibility to the community, it is important for these issues to be brought to your attention.
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School Bells Ring: Local Schools See Fewer Dollars While Private “Voucher” Schools Win Big
The following article is a reprint of a recent news release by Senator Kathleen Vinehout to the people of Wisconsin. Middle Wisconsin feels strongly that the citizens need to be aware of the harm being done to our public schools and our children by the transfer of tax dollars to private institutions.
School Bells Ring:
Local Schools See Fewer Dollars While Private "Voucher" Schools Win Big
by
Senator Kathleen Vinehout
“How is it possible that private voucher schools can receive almost four and a half times the state funding per student as our public school district receives in equalized aid,” Pepin School Superintendent Bruce ...