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Katie Campbell and Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services

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Recent Articles from Katie Campbell and Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services

Plaintiffs in a lawsuit over school maintenance funding stand behind Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest attorney Tim Hogan. Standing on the steps of Glendale Landmark Elementary School on Monday, Hogan argued the state is not living up to its constitutional obligations to properly fund school maintenance and construction, allowing the burden to instead fall to districts' taxpayers. (Photo by Katie Campbell, Arizona Capitol Times)
courts May 1, 2017

School districts file suit against state to fix crumbling buildings

School districts, education groups and taxpayers filed suit Monday to force lawmakers to pay for school maintenance and construction they have neglected for years.

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Lawsuit to force state to fund schools’ capital needs to be filed Monday

A long-awaited lawsuit over school maintenance and construction funding will be filed on Monday, the Arizona School Boards Association announced today.

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