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Not really so bad: Lawmakers say their approach to school funding is misunderstood

Ben Giles//May 1, 2015//

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Not really so bad: Lawmakers say their approach to school funding is misunderstood

Not really so bad: Lawmakers say their approach to school funding is misunderstood

Ben Giles//May 1, 2015//

Gov. Doug Ducey shows off a united front with legislative leaders before presenting his first executive budget in January. (Photo by Rachel Leingang, Arizona Capitol Times)...

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