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Texas school vouchers are inevitable, but they shouldn’t be universal
Gov. Greg Abbott insists on a universal voucher program for which all students are eligible, regardless of income. That is the proposal developed by the Senate: a $1 billion program that would subsidize about $10,000 per student in private school tuition and $2,000 for homeschooling. Officials expect that about 100,000 kids would benefit.
Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman's assertion that voucher spending is “better for the taxpayers” is untrue, because most ...
By print deadline Wednesday, the Texas Senate was poised to pass a school voucher bill that would offer $10,000 to students ...
Several Middle Tennessee districts in 2024 sent resolutions to the legislature that they didn't want a voucher system in place. However, boards would have until June 1 to submit to the Department ...
Public schools financially hurt by Indiana’s rapidly growing voucher system may have to consolidate to stay afloat, state lawmakers are suggesting. Legislators spoke at the first Third House session ...
He calls vouchers “the education equivalent of predatory lending.” “Kids transfer, and they’re told it’s a lifeline,” Cowen ...
The Lakeland School System Board of Education has taken a stance on Gov. Lee’s voucher program, seeking equal standards for ...
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