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IRG helped uncover some facts, but our efforts continue. The Legislature is now demanding more answers from the bureaucrats in Madison. Call Senator Wimberger at 608-266-5670 and tell him thank you for demanding the truth from DPI.
Wasting $368,885 in taxpayer money on a retreat to strategize how to hide school performance standards raises serious questions about how Wisconsin's DPI spends its funds.
I'm looking forward to the forthcoming audit report I ordered investigating how and why Superintendent Underly lowered school performance standards.
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“Wisconsin once set the standard for practical and common-sense limits on an unelected bureaucracy.”
- @JacobJCurtis
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🚨right now! @JacobJCurtis @IRGAction testifying on important regulatory reforms. Tune in on @WisconsinEye wiseye.org/?p=32049
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🚨happening now: @GhaleonQ @IRGAction @WillFlandersWI @WILawLiberty City Forward testifying before the Senate and Assembly Education Committees to discuss changes to K12 report card system. Follow along on @WisconsinEye wiseye.org/?p=31968
Child Welfare reforms will make a difference for kids in the system. It's up to our Joint Finance Committee to act!
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IRG is fighting to get two vital reforms back in the state budget — reforms that would help kids in foster care now and years down the line.
✅ End barriers to family reunification based on unpaid child support to the state
✅ Let foster kids keep their Social Security to support themselves in the future
These are smart, compassionate reforms. Let’s get it done.
ICYMI: @ChrisMReader joined @yount1130 to discuss the need for reform in Wisconsin’s Child Welfare system!
🎙️ Listen here:
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Wisconsin's neediest children need action through smart reforms.
IRG Action Fund is calling on lawmakers to restore two key reforms to the budget:
✅ End the block on reunifying families over child support
✅Let foster kids keep their Social Security benefits
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In case you missed it, IRG Action Fund is advocating for pro-family bipartisan reforms in our state budget. Learn more:
@RepHurd @SenJesseJames @SenatorTestin @repvos
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Debt should not separate kids from parents. Social Security benefits for children in foster care should stay with the child. Listen on the @megellefsonshow:
@RepHurd @SenJesseJames @SenatorTestin @repvos
@repborn @SenMarklein
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Pro-family reforms are good for Wisconsin.
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WI Republicans have a chance to help foster kids when they work on the Department of Children and Families budget this month. Here's a roadmap of what is needed. reforminggovernment.org/tran…
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Reform 2. Stop taking kids' personal property! Some kids in foster care (577 in 2023) receive social security. The state takes the money. It should stay with the kids, put it in an account until they turn 18 so they have an opportunity to succeed.
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Reform 1. Let kids and birth parents reunify if the only thing stopping it is debt. That's not right. The parents have done everything to earn back their parental rights. Wisconsin is one of 12 states that still keeps kids from their birth parents over debt to the government.
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IRG released a report on child welfare reforms in January that outlines bipartisan reforms to help kids in most need. It’s a playbook on how to fix real problems in a state with divided government. reforminggovernment.org/tran…