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.