"Scott Walker's Act 10 union busting "tools" are all worn out. Vilified teachers leaving state"
"McCarthy said a technical education teacher position in 2009 yielded 17 applicants, but the same position had 5 applicants in 2013. A fifth grade teacher yielded 259 applicants in 2009, yet there were only 28 applicants in 2014 for the same position … down 30 teachers from the four years ago … anticipates $5 million in cuts this year. Tasha Bell, equity coordinator for the district, said “This year we have gone to fairs in Illinois hoping to net some bilingual and candidates of color.”
Cheryl Hanley-Maxwell, associate dean of teacher education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, said there has been a decline among students pursuing education at the university. “It hasn’t been significant, but it’s going down,” Hanley-Maxell said.
Hanley-Maxwell said those who do become teachers are choosing more often to leave the state, estimating a 10 percent increase in students who leave Wisconsin after graduating from UW-Madison … enrollment in California teaching programs is down 53 percent"
http://democurmudgeon.blogspot.com
The last Republican to take control of Wisconsin caused a similar exodus known as "brain drain".
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to leave the state, then he can also find a way to disband ISIL.
I think this is deliberate, as is blocking voters from the polls, eliminating social programs, taxing the lower and middle class more and the 1% very little, etc.
The Republican Party wants a return to the aristocracy/feudal type of "government" and, unfortunately, I see it happening in many states already. 
Crash the economy, like W and Reagan did, and then those teachers won't have other options! They'll come begging!
my favorite cousin is a graduate, and being older than I am, was there for the start of the progressive movements on campus. She taught me. I haven't recovered, don't expect to, and certainly don't want to! Welcome to DU, by the way! 
