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The state of Wisconsin is currently operating on the 2021–2023 biennial budget signed by Governor Tony Evers on July 8, 2021. Although the budget was intended to close the funding gaps, provide mental health support, and increased support for education throughout Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Public Education Network issued a press release indicating the new budget underserves students. Consequently, the focus for the 2023–2025 budget is on filling the gap left by the previous budget.
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