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Lawsuit filed to "hold legislature responsible for adequately funding schools"

Last night, a lawsuit was filed in Eau Claire County Circuit Court against the Wisconsin legislature on the basis that the school finance system that the legislature is charged with providing does not comply with the state constitution. The goal of the lawsuit, as stated on the effort's website, is to "...have the court hold the legislature responsible for fulfilling its constitutional obligation to adequately fund Wisconsin public schools so that every Wisconsin student has an equal opportunity education." The lawsuit is referred to as "Wisconsin PTA, et.al. V. Wisconsin Assembly." The plaintiffs include the Wisconsin PTA; five school districts (Adams Friendship, Beloit, Eau Claire, Green Bay, and Necedah); local education unions in four of those districts; parents, teachers, students, taxpayers, and other community members in those five communities; and WPEN. The plaintiffs are being represented by Law Forward and WEAC.

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WASBO at the Brewers Game
Join us on June 4, 2026, for an unforgettable time at American Family Field as the Milwaukee Brewers take on the San Francisco Giants.

When: June 4, 2026
Where: Milwaukee, WI
Beyond the Pail: Climate Action Plans
This informative bi-monthly webinar series focuses on the issues surrounding school facilities.

When: June 11, 2026
WASBO University: Learning Innovations Impacting Finance & Facilities
Stay ahead of the curve by exploring emerging trends and forward-thinking strategies that shape school operations. This course examines how changes in teaching and learning impact facilities, and how to balance innovation with cost, quality, and long-term sustainability. Participants will learn how to align operational decisions with educational priorities, supporting modern learning environments through fiscally responsible and future-ready... Details
When: June 23–25, 2026
Summer 2026 Sparta Leveraging Technology Academy
The Leveraging Technology for Educational Excellence Academy is a professional learning program jointly sponsored by WASBO, WASDA, and AWSA. This academy is supported through a partnership with the Sparta Area School District. It is designed to equip teams of Wisconsin school and district leaders with the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to effectively and responsibly integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into... Details
When: June 25 – August 6, 2026
Where: Sparta, WI

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