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Texas Is Poised to Create a Massive Private School Choice Program
After nearly 30 years of stalled efforts, Texas is in line to become the largest state with a universal private school choice program. The Republican-controlled state House of Representatives approved a $1 billion measure Thursday—which gets the legislation closer than ever to the governor’s desk.
A Utah judge ruled the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program was unconstitutional in a decision delivered Friday, leaving ...
In the 2024-2025 school year, there were 1.6 million Catholic school students and more than 150,000 professional staff ...
A Republican lawmaker says he is disappointed with outcome on school choice, even after voting to approve the bill. He tells ...
Gov. Greg Abbott, who for years has pushed to pass a "school choice" bill in Texas, took a victory lap just seconds after the ...
The General Assembly approved the school choice program during a special session in January. Gov. Bill Lee signed the bill into law on Feb. 12. The program begins during the 2025-26 school ...
They also have a plan for a federal private-school choice program that could pass this year with simple majorities in the House and the Senate. “It’s a monumental and cascading moment for the ...
Greg Abbott has been fighting recalcitrant lawmakers to create the state’s first private school choice program. On Thursday he won, as the House voted 86-61 to pass it. Texas hasn’t passed a ...
School choice advocates are challenging the idea that cutting $50 million from Gov. Jeff Landry’s proposed budget for the LA ...
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