Despite expected $2B shortfall, Wisconsin state superintendent seeks $1.4B budget increase

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Wisconsin State Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Stanford Taylor on Monday submitted a budget request for the Department of Public Instruction that is $1.4 billion larger than the current budget.

Stanford Taylor’s ask comes after Gov. Tony Evers ordered state agencies not to request any more money in the next state budget.

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