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State Legislature Fails To Pass Education Funding Reform Bill

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An empty classroom (AP/Charles Rex Arbogast)
An empty classroom (AP/Charles Rex Arbogast)

The legislative session for Massachusetts ended late Tuesday night with a flurry of activity on several key pieces of legislation.

Just before midnight, time ran out on a new education funding bill. The bill would have updated the formula the state uses to determine how much money school districts get from the state.

The House and the Senate both passed bills to change the funding formula, but in the end, they could not reach a final compromise.

Guests

Max Larkin, WBUR Edify reporter. He tweets @jmlarkin.

Charlotte Kelly, executive director of Massachusetts Education Justice Alliance (MEJA). MEJA tweets at @massedjustice.

This segment aired on August 1, 2018.

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