School funding lawsuit gains more devotees

By Joe Kafka, The Associated Press | Monday, June 16, 2008

Two more school districts have voted to support the lawsuit over state funding of schools in South Dakota, bringing the total to nearly two-thirds of all public school systems in the state.

Dakota Valley at North Sioux City and Bowdle are the latest to pledge financial support for the effort.

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A total of 92 school districts have voted to back the constitutional challenge.

Scott Abdallah, a lead attorney in the effort, said Monday that the, school systems are a diverse group -- ranging from large districts such as Aberdeen to small ones such as Doland.

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