School and university leaders warn governor’s supplemental would deepen K‑12 and higher‑education strain
Superintendents, associations and university leaders told the Senate Ways and Means Committee that cuts to transition‑to‑kindergarten slots, Running Start, LEA increases and across‑the‑board higher‑education reductions would force layoffs, reduced services and program cuts; advocates urged restoring funding or pursuing progressive revenue.
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A broad coalition of K‑12 administrators, unions and higher‑education leaders told the Senate Ways and Means Committee they oppose the governor’s proposed cuts to school programs and to state higher‑education support.
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