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Landry prioritizes public money for private education in state budget proposal New Orleans CityBusiness

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Gov. Jeff Landry wants to spend nearly $100 million in state funding on private education for K-12 students in the 2025-26 school year, while public school teachers could see a pay cut unless voters approve a constitutional amendment next month, according to a budget presentation his staff gave to legislators Thursday. The governor’s proposal for next fiscal year more than doubles the amount of state tax dollars available to pay K-12 private sch…

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Landry prioritizes public money for private education in state budget proposal New Orleans CityBusiness

Gov. Jeff Landry wants to spend nearly $100 million in state funding on private education for K-12 students in the 2025-26 school year, while public school teachers could see a pay cut unless voters approve a constitutional amendment next month, according to a budget presentation his staff gave to legislators Thursday. The governor’s proposal for next fiscal year more than doubles the amount of state tax dollars available to pay K-12 private sch…

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Landry prioritizes public money for private education in state budget proposal

Gov. Jeff Landry wants to spend nearly $100 million in state funding on private education for K-12 students in the 2025-26 school year, while public school teachers could see a

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State legislators say state budget proposal is 'boring' but stable as they prep for session

BATON ROUGE - Lawmakers got their first look at Gov. Jeff Landry's plan for state spending for the next year at the Capitol on Thursday, which will be the starting point for debates during the legislative session.Experts described the budget as boring, but it's stable with little movement. Spending, including state and federal funds, is about $45 billion. This is $1 billion less than the previous plan.Steven Procopio says the reason for the flat…

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WBRZ broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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