Wisconsin state superintendent scolds lawmakers, asks for more money in State of Education speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "Wisconsin is still struggling to make up for the cuts that were made to public education during the Great Recession, despite the fact that over half the U.S. has found a way to do so.
42% : In addition to nearly $6 billion in general state aid, public schools in Wisconsin will receive $2.4 billion from the federal government's stimulus package.
41% : Public schools in Wisconsin are getting more money in the next state budget than ever before.

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