The governor hopes to launch the program for 20,000 students by the next school year, a tight deadline for the state to meet.

Gov. Bill Lee will sign legislation designed to drastically expand school voucher access throughout the Volunteer State that will allow families to use taxpayer dollars on private school expenses rega ...

Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman's assertion that voucher spending is “better for the taxpayers” is untrue, because most ...

When will vouchers start and who qualifies? Which schools will accept vouchers? Here's what to know so far in Knoxville.

Florida transformed its private education system with a 2023 law allowing any K-12 student to get an $8,000 taxpayer-funded scholarship, also known as a voucher. Here is a look at the profound impacts ...

Two-thirds of these families have never even tried a public school. Instead of opening up options, vouchers subsidize the choice they already made. Everyone who needs a voucher should rightfully ...

Read the original article here. The Texas Senate is expected Wednesday to debate the creation of a school voucher program ahead of a possible vote to give Senate Bill 2 preliminary approval soon ...

Greg Abbott is bribing the Texas Legislature with votes and long-overdue public school funding in order to promote Christian Nationalism and billionaires’ desire for vouchers for private schools.

Many conservative lawmakers have pointed to the teaching of critical race theory and DEI efforts as reasons they hope steer clear of certain public schools, while some also say that a voucher ...

Greg Abbott, who has also worked to make school choice the rule of the land in Texas. For years he has campaigned across Texas, espousing the virtues of vouchers that would allow families to use ...

This occurred despite a Georgia survey finding that, if vouchers negatively impact public schools, only 34.9% of residents approve their use, according to a poll commissioned by the Georgia Budget ...

Everyone who needs a voucher should rightfully expect to be fully served by the school that accepts it. But the structure of this program isn’t closing the access gap. We need to interrogate why.