>> THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM IS A
PBS WISCONSIN ORIGINAL
PRODUCTION.
>> IT'S THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
FOR STUDENTS, BUT FOR EDUCATORS
AND LAWMAKERS, THERE'S MORE WORK
TO BE DONE.
THE STATE LICENSING BACKLOG HAS
IMPROVED, BUT REINFORCEMENTS ARE
STILL NEEDED, AND THE STATE'S
PRIDE MONTH KICKS OFF AT THE
CAPITOL.
I'M FREDERICA FREYBERG.
TONIGHT ON "HERE AND NOW," STATE
READING SCORES LEAD TO A RENEWED
EMPHASIS ON PHONICS, AND
LOW-PERFORMING DISTRICTS COULD
BE LIMITED FROM REQUESTING NOW
CAPITAL.
ZAC SCHULTZ REPORTS ON ITS
BOTTLENECKS AT THE STATE
LICENSING AGENCY AND A PREVIEW
OF WISCONSIN PRIDE, A PBS
WISCONSIN DOCUMENTARY ON LGBTQ
TRAILBLAZERS.
IT'S "HERE AND NOW" FOR JUNE 2.
>> FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY THE
FOCUS FUND FOR JOURNALISM AND
FRIENDS OF PBS WISCONSIN.