claim: "special education categorical aid" from the state "hasn’t been raised in over a decade."
author: tony evers
evidence_1: jan 25, 2016 ... most states provide less support per student for elementary and ... special  projects ... in at least 18 states, local government funding per student fell over the  same period. ... states cut funding for k-12 education — and a range of other  areas, ... raising rates was particularly difficult in the midst of a severe ...
evidence_2: aug 21, 2018 ... tony evers democrat, state schools superintendent statements by evers  health care: says walker wants to force ... education: "special education  categorical aid" from the state "hasn't been raised in over a decade.
evidence_3: feb 15, 2018 ... such a system would be a significant cost shift to states and nonprofit ... billion  over ten years, or about 20 percent of all snap benefits — would be cut from the  program. ... special health-related dietary needs, such as those with diabetes, ....  of “categorical eligibility,” a snap option that allows states to raise ...
evidence_4: says he "raised graduation rates to nearly 90 percent." — politifact ... "special  education categorical aid" from the state "hasn't been raised in over a decade.".
evidence_5: but education funding's status as a high priority for the state hasn't stopped some  .... illinois' spending on education has grown consistently over the past two  decades. ... if the state formulas were unfair, a significant amount of state aid  would go to ... was distributed to pay for costs related to transportation, special  education ...