Editorial: Don’t rob public schools to fund political causes

In this August 2016 file photo Principal Clark Tenney opens the doors for the first day of the 2016-17 school year at Abia Judd Elementary School in Prescott. Arizona voters continue to ask that our legislature fully fund public education, knowing that schools are the linchpin to a strong society.
Photo by Les Stukenberg.

In this August 2016 file photo Principal Clark Tenney opens the doors for the first day of the 2016-17 school year at Abia Judd Elementary School in Prescott. Arizona voters continue to ask that our legislature fully fund public education, knowing that schools are the linchpin to a strong society.

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