Aug 30, 2022 | General, Individual Liberties, Law
For the better part of the last decade, no piece of legislation has loomed larger in public policy debates in Wisconsin than Act 10, the collective bargaining reform law passed in 2011. The controversial budget repair bill, introduced by Governor Scott Walker in the...
Aug 30, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, General, Law
During the Obama administration, the federal Department of Education began an unprecedented intervention into America’s classrooms. Federal bureaucrats issued guidance to, and threatened investigation of, state and local school officials to force changes in...
Aug 30, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, General, Law
Current school funding is a complex combination of state, local and federal aid. Funding in districts is largely based on antiquated revenue limits that have cemented in place funding gaps for 25 years. Students are worth more, or less, depending on where they happen...
Aug 30, 2022 | Education Reform, Education Reform, General, Law
The COVID-19 pandemic arrived in the United States in early 2020 – quickly disrupting every element of American life. K-12 education seemingly changed overnight. School buildings closed and students and teachers were forced to arrange virtual learning on the...
Aug 22, 2022 | Equality, General, Law
Case Name: Rabiebna v. Higher Educational Aids Board Type of Case: Equality Under the Law Court: Jefferson County Circuit Court; Wisconsin Court of Appeals (District II) Case Number: 21CV137; 22AP2026 Filed On: April 15, 2021 Current Status: In a major WILL victory,...
