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WV: Legislators looking to make changes to school aid formula, weighing several options

by kids1stadvocac | Jan 6, 2026 | State

WV MetroNews Lawmakers are considering a few options for changes to the state education code and state funding formula. Senator Vince Deeds, R, Greenbrier, 10, Vice Chair of the Health and Human Resources Committee, says one of the points of emphasis for him this...

WI: Dems propose bill to restore Wisconsin special education funding rates

by kids1stadvocac | Dec 16, 2025 | State

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wisconsin public school districts would receive the full special education reimbursement rate lawmakers pledged in the state budget under a new bill from Democratic legislators. The proposal comes after school districts learned they will...

WI: Rep. Cruz: Introduces “Keep Our Promise” on special education reimbursement

by kids1stadvocac | Dec 9, 2025 | State

WisPolitics Representative Angelina Cruz (D–Racine), a long-time public school teacher, introduced legislation today to hold the state accountable for meeting the special education reimbursement levels promised in the current budget. The “Keep Our Promise on Special...

WI: Wisconsin school districts spent more on special education, now they’ll be reimbursed less

by kids1stadvocac | Dec 2, 2025 | State

WPR Earlier this year, school leaders across Wisconsin asked the Republican-controlled Legislature to boost funding for special education services in public schools. The biennial budget included a reimbursement rate from the long-standing 32 percent to 42 percent this...

OH: Decision 2025 | After tax levy fails, school for children with developmental disabilities forced to close

by kids1stadvocac | Nov 11, 2025 | State

WSAZ3 Voters in Lawrence County on Tuesday voted down a ballot measure that would have provided additional tax money for the Lawrence County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Lawrence County DD Superintendent Julie Monroe said that due to the measure failing, they...
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