UW System Clipsheet
August 29, 2006
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On Campus
"Habla español? You can if you take advantage of a new class offered through Stout's Outreach Services," Dunn County Connect, Aug. 28.
In an effort to assist English-speaking professionals communicate more effectively with a growing Hispanic population, UW-Stout will offer a Spanish course designed specifically for working adults.
State
"County rejects Extension funding cut," Oshkosh Northwestern, Aug. 29.
The Winnebago County Board voted down a referendum that would have cut its UW-Extension budget in protest of a UW-Madison hiring decision.
"State lags in learning standards," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Aug. 29.
Officials from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction said they are working to update overall academic standards; Wisconsin students have traditionally performed very well on national standardized tests, they said.
"Taxes and spending: Where do candidates for governor stand?" La Crosse Tribune, Aug. 29.
The UW System joins Medicaid and K-12 schools among the top items for consideration when determining state tax policy and future spending.


