Poorly performing public schools wouldn’t be converted to charter schools under a school-accountability bill introduced by Senate Republicans on Tuesday.
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Low-performing schools would not be turned into charters in Senate school bill
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From left, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and Sens. Paul Farrow, R-Pewaukee, and Luther Olsen, R-Ripon, answer questions about the Senate's version of an education accountability bill during a press conference in the Senate Parlor on Tuesday.
Sen. Paul Farrow, R-Pewaukee, center, answers questions at a press conference in this January file photo.
The speech lacked policy and program details, which are expected to be contained in his Feb. 3 budget address.
A key provision of the Assembly’s effort to revise accountability measures for Wisconsin schools was removed Wednesday, ahead of the proposed …
He also is skeptical of state-imposed sanctions.
If the tests aren't funded during the budget process this year, the state would have less than a year to roll out a new test by the following …
Low-performing public schools would be turned into charters and funding would be cut off for failing private schools under school accountabili…
