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10/10/2025

jesse4430
Oct 10, 2025
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MADISON - Wisconsin Democrats revealed two new bills yesterday to pump $80 million into higher education in Wisconsin.  The first bill would put $40 million into a Tuition Promise Grant Program. The money would go toward students’ tuition in the UW System or at technical colleges for families with a household income of under $71,000.  The second bill would provide $40 million for student success and retention for the UW System and technical colleges.  However, both pieces of legislation require Republican support to pass, and will therefore likely face significant hurdles. 

 
 
 

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