claim: a republican budget proposal "would have wisconsin have the weakest standards for who can be a teacher in the classroom in the country."
author: mike tate
evidence_1: feb 12, 2018 ... congressional republicans have been loath to discuss how they plan on paying  ... trump's budget would cut $675 billion from federal health care ... estimates that  if all states imposed work requirements in medicaid, 6.3 ... by, once again,  proposing to slash funding for teachers and after-school programs, ...
evidence_2: jun 18, 2015 ... scott walker's proposed 2015-'17 budget will soon move from the legislature's ...  the measure has been hung up over differences among republicans, who  control both ... since its introduction, politifact wisconsin has rated nearly 20 ...  standards for who can be a teacher in the classroom in the country.".
evidence_3: jan 25, 2016 ... some of these states, including oklahoma, arizona, and wisconsin, ... steep  state-level k-12 spending cuts have serious consequences. ... for the future, such  as improving teacher quality, reducing class sizes, and ... a country's prosperity,  large cuts in funding for basic education could cause lasting harm.
evidence_4: jun 5, 2015 ... under a provision slipped last month into the state budget proposal at 1:30 a.m.,  ... most alarming, the provision would allow individuals who have not earned a ...  totally destroys any licensure requirements that we have in wisconsin. ... of  having the least stringent teacher licensing standards in the nation.
evidence_5: jun 15, 2011 ... new york over the past nine years has experienced what robert schwartz, the  academic ... that story holds more than true for the country at large. .... from their  point of view, the school system can be enormously helpful, .... of these teachers  to the classroom, as the arbitrators likely would have required—it ...