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Case file The McCleary case was officially filed.
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Trial Court Final Decision Trial Court rules in favor of the plaintiffs. Judge John Erlick writes "State funding is not ample, it is not stable, and it is not dependable."
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The Supreme Court finds that the Washington State Legislature has failed to fully fund K-12 education as required by the state Constitution.
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The Supreme Court requires the Legislature to provide updated reports on their progress towards fully funding basic education.
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The Joint Select Committee on Article IX does not sufficiently indicate how compliance to fully fund basic education will be achieved.
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A Supreme Court order requires a complete plan for full funding by April 30, 2014.
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WA Supreme Court ordered the Legislature to have a detailed report on its progress for fully funding education. The report did not include a plan for full funding.
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The Supreme Court issued a "show cause" order that required the state to show why it shouldn't be heldin contempt after not producing a plan for full funding at the April 30, 2014 meeting.
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The Joint Select Committee for Article IX files its second report to the Supreme Court.
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The Supreme Court holds the State in contempt of court for not providing a plan for fully funding education. They issued no sanctions. If ample progress is made in 2015 the contempt will be purged.
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Education must be fully funded the 2018 school year as per Supreme Court ruling.