Photos: Senator Decker Visits
Phillips School District |
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| Gifted
and Talented Coordinator Kathy Kascewicz meets with
Senator Decker to give her input on the negative impact
budget cuts will have on the Gifted and Talented program
in Phillips School District. The state imposed revenue
caps mean that Phillips will cut two gifted and talented
aides for next year. |
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| Seventh-grade
teacher Randy Kunsch presents Senator Decker with emails
from Phillips School District employees who are concerned
with the inadequate funding of public schools in Wisconsin. |
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| Senator
Decker and members of the media are welcomed into the
classroom of Brent Edwards, sixth-grade teacher at Phillips
Middle School. Senator Decker was able to see the current
class size and what it will be next year under the budget
constraints imposed by the state. |
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| Senator
Decker and Phillips School District administrators go
over budget figures and the negative impact they will
have on the children of Phillips. Left to right:
Dave Hanke, Superintendent of Phillips School District;
Jill Arndt, school board member; Dale Houdek, Phillips
Middle School Principal; Senator Decker; and Dave Deda,
school board member. |
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| Phillips
School District administrators, media, and Senator Decker
talk about finding a better way to fund public schools
that will benefit all kids in the state. Left to
right: Jill Arndt, school board member; Dale Houdek,
Phillips Middle School Principal; Senator Decker; Dave
Deda, school board member; Sue Schneider, local newspaper
reporter; and Dave Hanke, Superintendent of Phillips
School District. |
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