Commentary on Madison Schools’ Quietly spending taxpayer’s $4M
The plan didn’t become publicly available until Friday afternoon, when the meeting agenda was posted online.
Does the analysis include space in other facilities? The District expanded some of its least diverse schools (Van Hise and Hamilton) several years ago, when space was available in other nearby schools.
The Madison school district is planning a substantial tax and spending increase referendum in 2020.
Perhaps these funds might support those requirements.
Madison taxpayers spend far more than most K-12 school districts, yetwe have long tolerated disastrous reading results
