In this episode:

• More details on revenue limits and state aid
• Explaining Tosa's increase in state aid next year
• Statewide impacts from Milwaukee's referendum
• Special education funding and revenue limits

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Wisconsin Uniform Financial Accounting Requirements

legislative fiscal bureau brief on revenue limits

2023-2024 July 1st estimate

2024-2025 July 1st estimate

legislative fiscal bureau's memo on MKE's referendum

legislative fiscal bureau's brief on state aid

In which we talk about the specifics of the referendum questions we'll see on our ballots in November and the district's plans relating to the proposed funding. With additional complaints about state-level policy that pits housing affordability against school funding and some wonkery about the difference between recurring and non-recurring referenda.

*Ugh, I called Fund 46 "Fund 64" at one point. That's an error.

References:

The referendum questions and tax calculator.

The district's long-range facilities plan.

Wisconsin districts that have created a Fund 46

The administration's 48.4m operating budget plan.

In November 2024, voters in our leafy suburb of Milwaukee will join the majority of Wisconsin school districts in having to approve a sizable local tax levy or else suffer draconian cuts to its public schools.
This series looks at how we got here and what we can do about it, beginning with voting on the referendum.

Hosted by: Derek Gottlieb (derekgottliebphd.com)