Tennessee House, Senate education panels pass private-school vouchers
Tennessee House and Senate education committees passed the governor’s private-school voucher program Tuesday, speeding the $450 million first-year expense to final votes before week’s end. Senators voted 8-1 to send the measure to the finance committee to be considered Wednesday.
School voucher advocates say it's a civil rights issue, while critics warn the programs elsewhere have led to significant ...
Also, former state Sen. Brian Kelsey filed a motion to vacate his campaign finance scheme charges. Here's what to know this ...
As Utah lawmakers push to further fund the state’s $82 million school voucher program, Utah’s education leaders are quickly ...
Tennessee General Assembly meets in a special session Monday, Jan. 27, to debate expanding Education Savings Account, or ...
Tennessee parents, teachers and other stakeholders feel left out of Gov. Bill Lee's effort to pass universal school vouchers ...
The director of Hawkins County Schools addressed the committee Tuesday, urging lawmakers to vote against the proposal.
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On school vouchers, Rep. Fritts tells Oak Ridge audience: 'I'm a hard "no"'State Rep. Monty Fritts was only legislator representing Oak Ridge that came to Oak Ridge League of Women Voters event.
In the first full day of committees during Tennessee's special legislative session, Republicans pushed an expanded school ...
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