Arizona Public Schools and the looming Aggregate Expenditure Limit | Arizona Capitol Times

Morning Scoop//February 14, 2023

Morning Scoop//February 14, 2023

Will Arizona public schools get the votes they need to waive the Aggregate Expenditure Limit (AEL), or will they be forced to slash their budget in the last few months of the school year causing teacher layoffs and even school closures? What does school funding look like in the future and how does it impact Arizona families?

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