Census: Arizona continued to lag far behind U.S. on school spending
Arizona continues to have some of the lowest per-pupil spending on education in the nation, according to the latest numbers from the Census Bureau. The state has made improvements in recent years but still lags, which drove Lee Williams High School teachers to the streets last year in protest. (Daily Miner file photo)
Miranda Faulkner, Cronkite News
Originally Published: May 27, 2019 7:28 p.m.
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