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JANESVILLE – The Janesville Education Association spoke out at a Janesville School Board meeting Tuesday against the district’s and school board’s recent decision to pay less into employees’ insurance. Prior to the meeting, association members protested outside the district office.
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JANESVILLE – Members of The Janesville Education Association are expected to speak in opposition Tuesday night to the school board and school district’s recent decision to pay less for staff insurance.
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JANESVILLE – The Janesville School District will host community conversations over the next two weeks based on the findings of a long-term facilities plan prepared by contractor JP Cullen.
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JANESVILLE — Janesville School District Superintendent Mark Holzman floated the idea of a referendum in a presentation to the school board Mon…
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JANESVILLE – Representatives from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, including State Superintendent Jill Underly, joined in a community engagement session Thursday at Marshall Middle School in Janesville.
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EVANSVILLE – The Evansville Community School District is planning four community information sessions to meet with the public about an upcoming operational referendum.
JANESVILLE — Questions of whether or not to fund a staff position to coordinate the Bags of Hope charity program overtook the Janesville Schoo…
There have, for a while now, been calls to loosen those state reins, and to reinstate more local control over local budgets. The assumption is that local boards and councils best know what their residents can afford and the level of services they expect, and should be trusted to budget accordingly.
The School District of Beloit Board of Education is in the initial stages of information gathering on what a future referendum might look like to tackle a possible funding shortfall, with board members stressing no decisions have yet been made.
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State Rep. Tyler August says he believes Gov. Tony Evers' proposed $1.4 billion hike in education funding is unrealistic. But after touring two Delavan-area schools Monday, he said he expects some kind of funding increase to pass the Legislature.