A good education is the key to success for our children and our state.
But politician Kirk Stensrud voted to cut 700 million dollars from Minnesota schools
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Students in class Graphic: Kirk Stensrud: Tea Party Agenda: Cut Education by $700 Million Source: House Special Session Journal 33, 7/19/11
Kirk Stensrud Voted To Take $700 Million From Minnesotas Schools In July 2011. On July 19, 2011, Kirk Stensrud voted for HF 26, the special session education bill that included a $700 million money shift from K-12 school spending. [HF 26, special session, House Journal 33, 07/19/11] Including 50 million from local schools Teacher working one on one with student Graphic: Kirk Stensrud: Cut $50 Million from Local Schools Source: Minnesota Dept. of Education, 02/22/12 Shifting That Money From Schools Caused Local Schools to Lose Over $50 Million. Eden Prairie, Hopkins and Minnetonka schools lost over $50 million because of Stensruds vote. [Minnesota Department of Education, FY 2012 State School Aid, Amount Payable Current, and Final Payment, 02/22/12] That means teacher layoffs and larger class sizes Crowded classroom Graphic: Kirk Stensrud: Tea Party Agenda: Larger Class Sizes
All to protect tax breaks for corporations that hide profits overseas. Child in class looks at camera Graphic: Kirk Stensrud: Tea Party Agenda: Tea Breaks for Corporations Source: Office of the Governor, 07/01/11 Republicans Rejected a Budget Offer That Closed Corporate Tax Loopholes In July 2011. Governor Daytons June 30, 2011 budget offer, which Republicans rejected, would have closed corporate tax loopholes to save $303 million. [Office of the Governor, 07/01/11] We need leaders who support our schools.
Kirk Stensrud has the wrong priorities for Minnesota. Students working with teacher
Classroom Graphic: Kirk Stensrud: WRONG for Minnesota
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