This oughta be good.
A debate between the two candidates for Wisconsin state superintendent will be broadcast statewide Friday night on public television and radio.
Tony Evers and Rose Fernandez are running to be the next superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction. The election for the nonpartisan position is April 7.
Evers currently serves as the deputy superintendent. Fernandez is a leading advocate of virtual schools.
Current superintendent Elizabeth Burmaster decided against seeking a third term.
Friday’s debate between Evers and Fernandez begins at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live by Wisconsin Public Television and Radio.
The superintendent governs Wisconsin’s public schools and administers state and federal aid.
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