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The current systems provides plenty of channels for new ideas and feedback from local communities. We don't need one more.
MADISON - As State Superintendent, Tony Evers convenes and participates in dozens of advisory councils across our state. Consisting of over 600 Wisconsinites, they regularly provide new ideas and feedback from local communities and the schools they represent.
These councils, combined with Tony's school visits, help shape the policies implemented at DPI. Ensuring kids are front and center of our public education system is Tony's priority.
We do not need more bureaucracy or more centralized control. The state legislature passes education laws, while the State Superintendent is directly accountable to the citizens. Our Founders debated this at length when writing our Constitution, and they wisely created an independent State Superintendent for a reason.
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State Senate candidate believes abortion care is health care and it remains a right that must constantly be defended.
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Green Bay parents Dr. Kristin Lyerly and Terry Lee point out how Johnson liked tax money when it benefitted his own company in 2017.
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Gov. Walker dodged the student loan debt crisis Tuesday by offering up only a meaningless "tuition cut" for current students. Wisconsin would be better served if the Governor would work with Democrats to pass the Higher Ed/Lower Debt bill.
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In 2018, Trump promised with a golden shovel in hand the “8th wonder of the world” and 13,000 manufacturing jobs at Foxconn in Racine County. $500 million in wasted taxpayer dollars later, Racine and Wisconsin won’t forget his broken promises.
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