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KAUKAUNA — Following her recent reelection by Wisconsin voters, State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly emphasized the critical need for increased investment in public schools and libraries. During her testimony before the Joint Committee on Finance, she addressed concerns regarding federal funding and its implications for educational resources.
Dr. Underly highlighted the challenges faced by schools in maintaining quality education amid financial constraints. She argued that sufficient funding is essential not only for the infrastructure of educational institutions but also for the overall well-being and development of students. The Superintendent pointed out that many schools are struggling to meet basic needs, which can hinder the learning environment.
In her remarks, she urged lawmakers to prioritize public education in the state budget, advocating for a collaborative approach to ensure that every student has access to the necessary tools for success. Dr. Underly’s call to action aims to rally support for policies that will strengthen the foundation of education in Wisconsin.
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