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Governor’s Budget Listening Session on Education This Wednesday, December 16
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | December 14, 2020
Governor Evers’ budget listening session on Our Schools and Education will be held virtually beginning at 6:00pm this Wednesday, December 16.
From the Governor’s Official Website:
“Each listening session will begin with all participants in a large group meeting where they will hear from both Governor Evers and Lieutenant Governor Barnes. After the introduction, all participants will be automatically moved to small group breakout rooms where they can have a more in-depth discussion on various budget topics. The governor and lieutenant governor will cycle through the smaller group discussions to listen to the conversation throughout the evening.
Staff from the governor and lieutenant governor’s offices, as well as policy experts from our administration, will be in each breakout room to help facilitate discussion and take notes on feedback, ideas, and suggestions from Wisconsinites. In addition to the governor and lieutenant, members of the governor’s cabinet, administration members, and state legislators will likely also be in attendance.”
SAA members interested in participating in the listening session may register to attend using the information below. If you cannot attend but would like to submit written comments, you can do so by following this link:
https://appengine.egov.com/apps/wi/governor/voice-an-opinion.
Whichever way you choose to participate, please feel free to use the information in the 2021-2023 SAA Legislative Agenda in crafting your remarks. Thank you.
Budget Listening Session on Our Schools and Education
Wednesday, December 16 at 6 p.m.
Register to attend:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckcuyspjooG9N5EjovVQowZnIlG-5WN8bO
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