This WisKids Count data book provides a statistical portrait of K-12 education in the state of Wisconsin. The introduction to the data book examines financing of education, including special education, and the issue of financing private education with public dollars; barriers to school success, including mobility and racial disparities; what…

Presents results of a study examining social and demographic characteristics to explain public expenditures on children. Focuses on how the sizes of child and elderly populations relate to welfare and educational spending. Concludes that states with larger child populations spend less per child than states with smaller numbers of children. (DK)

The legislation summarized in this compilation was enacted in the two-year period comprising the calendar years 1922 and 1923, and represents the educational enactments of regular legislative sessions of all the States and of several special or extraordinary sessions. Material is organized in 21 major classification categories, plus additional…