The veto of a multi-billion dollar education bill in Maryland may be overridden this week, along with tax increases to fund it, as the state legislature is expected to take up the three related bills by Friday.
The Senate is expected to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education bill during its Friday session, after it was overridden first by the House of Delegates Monday.
The bill includes a 10-year plan that increases state funding to address issues of concern within the education system detailed by the Kirwan Commission.
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