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Ballot measure to tax the rich for K-12 funding launched

Katie Campbell//April 27, 2018//[read_meter]

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Ballot measure to tax the rich for K-12 funding launched

Ballot measure to tax the rich for K-12 funding launched

Katie Campbell//April 27, 2018//[read_meter]

Mesa High School teacher Joshua Buckley explains Friday why he and David Lujan, director of the Arizona Center for Economic Progress, are proposing a large surcharge...

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Tags: ASBA, Invest in Education, ballot measure, Arizona Center for Economic Progress, Arizona Education Association, Arizona School Boards Association, Chris Kotterman, education funding, Invest in Education Act, David Lujan, education, Arizona, AEA, Joshua Buckley

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