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In a rare move, Governor Phil Scott dedicated his entire State of the State address to the pressing issues of redistricting and education funding reform. This decision underscores the importance of these topics as they take center stage during the first week of the legislative session in Vermont.
Governor Scott emphasized the need for a comprehensive overhaul of the state's education funding system, arguing that it is essential for ensuring equitable access to quality education for all students. He highlighted disparities in funding that have persisted over the years, which he believes hinder the potential of many young learners across the state.
In addition to education funding, redistricting was also a focal point of the address. The governor called for transparent and fair processes to ensure that districts are drawn in a way that reflects the current demographics and needs of Vermont's communities. As lawmakers begin to deliberate on these critical issues, the governor's address sets a clear agenda for the legislative session ahead.
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