EDITORIAL: Calls for more cash — as K-12 shrinks
Voters will decide on two ballot measures intended to increase funding for public schools on Nov. 3. These measures are designed to provide the legislature with more long-term revenue. The requests for additional funding occur alongside a decline in K-12 student enrollment.
A couple of money grabs seeking voter approval on this Nov. 3’s ballot are being pitched in large part as a way to raise funds for our state’s public schools. A lot more is motivating both measures, of course; each in fact would give the legislature more revenue in the long run to spend on […]
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