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Texas Jews split as lawmakers sign off on $1B private school voucher program
The Texas House of Representatives signed off Thursday on a $1 billion school voucher program, in a move that some Jewish groups are hailing as a win for school choice while others are expressing dismay over potential losses for Texas public schools.
The bill would create a $1 billion Education Savings Account program, giving eligible families up to $10,000 per student to spend on tuition, transportation, and other expenses.
A Utah judge ruled the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program was unconstitutional in a decision delivered Friday, leaving ...
While the House and Senate still need to agree on a final plan, the vote was a huge victory for the governor, who has pushed ...
At least 29 states and the District of Columbia have at least one school choice ... us navigate life's challenges." She argued that money for voucher programs should be invested in public ...
send us an email at [email protected]. If Texas' proposed school choice bill is passed, it could send shockwaves through private and public schools. The money would come from state tax ...
And we believe that the school voucher ... day schools or other religious institutions, and some choose secular private options. We support those parents and their right to make that choice.
The Texas House is set to vote on a voucher-like ... in other states, many people who have used school-choice dollars were already sending their children to private schools. Ahead of the ...
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