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Legislators talk education at Greater Burlington Partnership Friday morning

  • The Greater Burlington Partnership hosted a forum where Burlington area legislators discussed education issues impacting the current legislative session.
  • Governor Kim Reynolds introduced the Students First Act, which created funding for education savings accounts to help families with educational expenses in Iowa.
  • Legislators emphasized the need to address chronic absenteeism and discussed potential changes to school start dates and teacher pay.
  • Legislators expressed concern over chronic absenteeism, stating that one in four students were chronically absent post-COVID, highlighting the need for better truancy policies.
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Legislators talk education at Greater Burlington Partnership Friday morning

The four Burlington area state legislators spent Friday morning fielding questions about issues in education that may be addressed during this legislative session, at a forum hosted by the Greater Burlington Partnership.

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