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Connecticut Schools Eye $170M Boost, But Critics Warn of Gaps
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House Speaker Matt Ritter confidently anticipates a $170 million increase for Connecticut public schools, surpassing Governor Ned Lamonts $100 million offer. Negotiations are ongoing, with Ritter aiming for a higher amount. Municipal leaders warn of escalating school costs, leaving towns to cover the gap and potentially raise property taxes. Republicans propose a $335 million plan, contingent on tax and health coverage changes. Democrats have $500 million reserved for election-season rebates, sparking criticism. A Blue Ribbon Commission is set to review the funding formula, with educators hoping for consistent aid to focus on challenging students.
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