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A judge just sided with nine East Valley school districts in a major dispute with EVIT, ruling that without a formal intergovernmental agreement, EVIT can’t control how districts spend career and technical education funds — even if those programs are still technically under EVIT’s umbrella. The districts, long frustrated by EVIT’s refusal to negotiate and the cost of busing students to EVIT’s main campus, now have the green light to run their own programs with the money — a win they’re eager to build on. EVIT, while respecting the ruling, remains unwilling to fully concede, and the transportation funding offer — $4 million to cover busing — is still on the table, unclaimed. The battle over who controls CTE education and how students get there isn’t over — it’s just been handed to the districts for now.

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