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Superintendent: State budget forces consolidation; district to send community notice
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Robinson told the West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board that the new state biennial budget provides incremental special-education and mental-health funds but no new general state aid, leaving the district to consider consolidations, potential local tax increases or program cuts.
Dr. Robinson, the district superintendent, told the school board Tuesday that Wisconsin’s new biennial state budget includes incremental improvements for special education and mental health but provides “no new general state aid” for public schools. Dr. Robinson said the district will need to “try to do more with less” and that administrators are reviewing “need versus want” items to identify possible…
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