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Does anybody like how schools are funded? Republicans want change. Democrats want change. School districts want change. Choice schools want change. Whether you are a suburban, rural, or urban taxpayer, you are not satisfied.
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Since a peak in 2013, academic scores across the nation have been in steady decline.
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The new school year is almost here! Summer picnics and BBQs are ending, but the new school year signals an exciting new beginning. It means new teachers, new friends, new extracurricular activities, and more.
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A recent peer-reviewed study released by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty reveals that the longer students stay enrolled in school choice programs, the greater the academic growth and likelihood of outpacing their public school peers.
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A major party’s likely nominee for governor, state Rep. Francesca Hong, says she favors good schools. “Every child deserves a strong and comprehensive education,” her platform says.
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Democratic candidates gathered for the Wisconsin Workers’ Forum for Governor on June 2, hosted by several unions.
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Wisconsin public schools now employ 1 adult for every 7 students, breaking the all-time record from 2025. Wisconsin public schools employ 113,171 staff in 2026.
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Last week, the Watertown, Wisconsin school board voted to remove a controversial pro-LGBTQ music piece from the Watertown High School’s spring band concert.
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