azdailysun.com Opinion:
"It is not overly dramatic to assert that Arizona's system of mainstream public schools is on the edge of a financial cliff.
Voters in the Flagstaff Unified School District can help pull their community's schools back from the edge by renewing the 10 percent budget override for another seven years on Nov. 3. But even then, the financial ground might still continue to crumble away.
The problem began 25 years ago as part of a statewide taxpayer revolt that resulted in limits being placed on the ability of school districts to raise and spend money from local taxes."
"It is not overly dramatic to assert that Arizona's system of mainstream public schools is on the edge of a financial cliff.
Voters in the Flagstaff Unified School District can help pull their community's schools back from the edge by renewing the 10 percent budget override for another seven years on Nov. 3. But even then, the financial ground might still continue to crumble away.
The problem began 25 years ago as part of a statewide taxpayer revolt that resulted in limits being placed on the ability of school districts to raise and spend money from local taxes."