Restore Wisconsin’s Schools by Prioritizing Teachers and Students and Holding Schools Accountable

“More Money for Teachers and Classrooms, Less for Bureaucracy”

Restoring Wisconsin means restoring accountability to how we spend education dollars. Spending is up. Enrollment is down. The answer is not more money. It is smarter allocation to teachers and students.

• TRIM BUREAUCRACY: Review administrative staffing ratios district-wide. Taxpayers deserve to know how many dollars (including what percentage) reaches the classroom.

• ADMINS SHOULD TEACH: Require administrators to teach at least one course per year. Teaching is the mission, not managing it.

• ENROLLMENT ACCOUNTABILITY: Budgets must reflect students actually being served, not peak enrollment from prior years.

• MORE TO TEACHERS: Savings from reduced administration go directly to teacher pay and classroom resources.

• PARENTAL TRANSPARENCY: Full access to how dollars are spent and what is being taught. Accountability runs both directions.