Pillen's historic K-12 plan would boost Nebraska's low ranking for state school aid

Pillen’s plan would increase Nebraska's K-12 education funding next year by $270 million, or 21%. And it would raise its 49th-in-the-nation ranking in state tax-dollar support for schools.

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