The case for and against Arizona Prop. 320, the GOP instructional spending measure
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Teachers and others in public education are advocating for Proposition 320, which would enforce that 60% of school districts budget be spent on teacher pay.As Arizona Republican lawmakers point out, districts spend just 52% of their budgets on instructional expenses like teacher pay. And now, they’re hoping voters will force schools to up that number to 60% — or face the consequences. It’s the subject of Proposition 320, and KJZZ’s Wayne Schutsky joined The Show to explains both sides of the issue.
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As Arizona Republican lawmakers point out, districts spend just 52% of their budgets on instructional expenses like teacher pay. And now, they’re hoping voters will force schools to up that number to 60% — or face the consequences. It’s the subject of Proposition 320, and KJZZ’s Wayne Schutsky joined The Show to explains both sides of the issue.