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Pete D'Alessandro's message to progressives is simple: Seize the opportunity. This is the moment to get in, not out.

Any Iowa student who wants to attend a private school will be able to use public money to pay for tuition or other expenses. The plan signed Tuesday by Gov.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Any Iowa student who wants to attend a private school could use public money to pay for tuition or other expenses under a plan passed Tuesday by the Legislature and quickly signed into law by Gov.

The plan signed Tuesday by Gov. Kim Reynolds makes Iowa the third state to pass a measure that allows such spending with few restrictions.

Any Iowa student who wants to attend a private school could use public money to pay for tuition or other expenses under a plan approved by the Legislature. It makes

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ signature education bill is on its way to her desk, after passing in the Iowa House and Senate, but not before hours of rigorous debate.

A plan approved by Iowa Legislatures will allow students to use public money to pay tuition for private schools. Democrats argued this may lead to reduced funding for public schools.

Most Republicans voted along party lines to pass this bill.

Any Iowa student who wants to attend a private school will be able to use public money to pay for tuition or other expenses.

The bill would bar Iowans from buying fresh meat, white grains, nuts, canned fruits, and other foods with SNAP benefits.