DANBURY — A legal fight that has been fought for years over the state’s formula for funding public schools is finally in the hands of a judge.
A coalition of Connecticut cities has long argued state aid should be redistributed more heavily from wealthy towns to poorer communities and urban areas.
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At the same time, the cost of inaction is too high, Villar said.
It took us a decade to get to this point, and our kids can’t wait another decade for relief,” he said. “Every kid gets one shot at a school year, and then it’s gone.”
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