I went to South Division High School in Milwaukee, a public school, with a low graduation rate of about 50 percent, but when a student came from one of these taxpayer funded voucher schools, there there was absolutely no records that came with them.
Mark DeSaulnier: “I went to South Division High School in Milwaukee, a public school, with a low graduation rate of about 50 percent, but…”
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DeSaulnier highlights issues with student records from voucher schools impacting public schools.
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