Chris Larson: “A lot of our school districts, unfortunately have fallen and…”

“I remain hopeful that we'll actually try and get some things done. Public education is my number one priority. I'm hoping that the governor having that superintendent background will be something that he picks up. But A lot of our school districts, unfortunately have fallen and have fallen behind in terms of funding because the state continues to thin out their budgets, force them to go to referendum and put it all on property taxes. I saw something yesterday and I forget whose office it came out of. It was a Wisconsin Republican demanding more oversight over the students results.” (16:07–16:21)

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