K-12 inflation funding lawsuit resolution

October 30, 2015|
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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Signs The Bills Arizona Legislators Approved Friday, Oct. 30, 2015 At The State Capitol That Add $3.5 Billion To K-12 Public Education And Settle A Five-year-old Inflation Funding Lawsuit Filed By Schools That Didn’t Receive That Money During The Great Recession. Ducey Is Surrounded By Legislators And Education Advocates At The Event. Photo Lisa Irish/AZEdNews

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