Gov. Scott Walker isn?t releasing details of his 2011-2013 state budget until Tuesday, but a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor has calculated what some of the financial losses to school districts could be if the expected cuts become reality.
Andrew Reschovsky, a professor at the La Follette School of Public Affairs at UW-Madison, released a paper that speculates how school districts? revenue limits could be affected if Walker cuts school aid by more than $900 million and imposes a revenue limit that mandates a $500-per-pupil reduction in property tax authority.