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The North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority said it received a record 72,000 applications earlier this year and does not have enough money to cover everyone who applied.

Republican lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs have begun negotiations on the state’s budget, but a deficit and partisan infighting could complicate plans to have it done by next month like GOP leaders are hoping. Arizona’s budget is currently facing an estimated $1.7 billion deficit, due in part to a drop in tax collections. Chief among […] The post With campaigns looming, Republicans are hoping to hammer out a budget deal quickly appeared first on Arizona Mirror.

A private, Christian school in Fort Smith is adding a grade because of increased interest in Arkansas’ school voucher program, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday. Applications opened Monday for new students, schools and service providers enrolling in the Educational Freedom Account program, which is expanding eligibility criteria and enrollment limits in its second year. […] The post Arkansas governor marks start of year two for voucher applications appeared first on Arkansas ...

While Gov. Abbott focused his endorsement on the crackdown at the border and the economy, Ken Paxton touted the need to exact political revenge.

No wonder teachers are leaving the profession they love in droves. | Opinion

Public school advocates like Wisconsin's Jill Underly don't have much official clout, but could have bigger influence on policy in the future.

An overview of Gov. Ivey's 2024 State of the State Address speech

Spectators regularly booed from the House galleries as Lee outlined his budget priorities on Monday.

The application period for North Carolina’s expanded school voucher program opened Thursday after the General Assembly voted last year to make every family eligible for funding to help pay for private school.

Families can now start applying for the state’s newly-expanded school voucher program.