Assembly to Vote on Bill Breaking Up Wisconsin's Largest School District
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The Wisconsin Assembly was scheduled to vote on a Republican-backed bill on Tuesday that would break up the state’s largest public school district in Milwaukee into up to eight smaller districts, a move critics say will not guarantee better outcomes for struggling students.
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The Wisconsin Assembly was scheduled to vote on a Republican-backed bill on Tuesday that would break up the state’s largest public school district in Milwaukee into up to eight smaller districts, a move critics say will not guarantee better outcomes for struggling students.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Assembly was scheduled to vote on a Republican-backed bill on Tuesday that would break up Milwaukee's school district, which is the state's largest, into
The Wisconsin Assembly was scheduled to vote on a Republican-backed bill on Tuesday that would break up the state's largest public school district in Milwaukee.
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