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97 Percent of Districts Receive Less School Aid
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | October 14, 2011
The Department of Public Instruction’s general aid certification, released today, showed that 97 percent of the state’s public school districts (411 of 424) will receive less school aid for the 2011?12 school year than they did in the previous year. The median decrease in aid for districts was 9.98 percent. For more information, please see DPI’s News Release and the District-by-District Aid Distribution Table.
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