Fox NewsVP snub Gov. Josh Shapiro touts $1.1 billion increase in his state's public school funding
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : The $1.1 billion in total increases for K-12 public education funding represents the largest year-over-year boost in Pennsylvania's history, according to the governor's office.57% : Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, visited Amanda E. Stout Elementary in the city of Reading on Friday to highlight the $1.1 billion in additional public education funding included in the commonwealth's new budget.
53% : The Amanda E. Stout Elementary School has more than 800 students, and school officials have said public funding for the school has long fallen behind that of other districts.
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