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Ditching the cap “is the very first step to saying we’re going to fully fund special education. This is going to absolutely help our schools,” said Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, who has ...

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Legislators are instead looking to understand other contributing factors, such as increasing drug costs and long-term care. “We need to talk about those things in the full narrative,” she said.