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K-12 School Equalization Aids: Invest an additional $129.2 million in our public schools by adding $42.9 million in fiscal year 2014 and $86.3 million in fiscal year 2015 to the public school equalization aid formula.However, if you look in Scott Walker's own press release for his thoughts and resources going to voucher/private schools, you will be looking a long time! It seems he did not add Voucher's to his press release about focusing on performance. He did however add millions of our taxpayer money to Voucher schools:
Walker's funding for schools includes $73 million more for voucher schools, $23 million for charter schools, and $21 million in grants for special needs students to receive a voucher to attend private schools. A proposal for those special needs vouchers passed the Assembly last session, despite broad opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction, disabilities rights groups, and the state school boards association. It did not pass the Senate.
Walker's plans for expanding the voucher system are highly anticipated but he did not immediately provide those details.