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>> this budget is a down payment on a long term fix to our unconstitutional public school funding system. >> reporter: so there is still hope for school choice in pennsylvania as democrats plan to hold hearings this summer about vouchers. shapiro has made clear he does support the idea of a state-backed school choice program. bret. >> bret: alexis, thank you. ♪ tonight we begin a new series focusing on challenges americans face in accessing quality healthcare. in our inaugural edition correspo...

Kids are out of school for summer break, but the Savannah-Chatham County School Board is still working to get things in order for the upcoming school year, and they want your input about some things they’re working on.

Administrators will meet with parents Monday evening to answer questions, offer advice on where to move students.

No one school can serve all students equally well. Ultimately,school choice is about enabling all parents to enroll theirchildren in the public, public charter, private, or home schoolsthat best meet their individual needs. School choice maximizes thebenefits of America's sizable investment in education to ensurethat all children have an opportunity to succeed.

On August 22, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a motion in the U.S.

Real education reform means giving parents, teachers, and childrenmore options and empowering parents to make the decisions involvingtheir children's education.

While other states are focusing on school choice programs that distribute vouchers, Oklahoma is creating a tax credit program to give students educational freedom.

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds wants to eliminate the Iowa income tax; Senator Sarah Trone Garriott questions the transparency of the school voucher program. Click to hear hour one of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo live from the Iowa State Capitol on 2/21/2023.

The D.C. Parental Choice Incentive Act would enable low-incomeparents in the District of Columbia to enroll their children inprivate schools through a scholarship program administered by theU.S. Department of Education. The need for this reform is clear:Just 6 percent of D.C. 4th graders are proficient in math, and only10 percent are proficient in reading.

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