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Private Christian academies see boost from 'education freedom account' funds - Vimarsana News

Private Christian academies see boost from 'education freedom account' funds

Shortly after Gov. Chris Sununu signed New Hampshire’s “education freedom account” program into law, the staff at Laconia Christian Academy sprung to action.Beginning in late June last year, the small private school began informing the families who...

Private Christian academies see boost from 'education freedom account' funds – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Private Christian academies see boost from 'education freedom account' funds – New Hampshire Bulletin

Small private schools across the state – many of them Christian – have received the majority of the educating grants in the first year of the "education freedom account" program.

TEA providing $1,500 for families of special education students impacted by pandemic - Vimarsana News

TEA providing $1,500 for families of special education students impacted by pandemic

The Texas Education Agency is giving some financial help to parents of students in need of special education services.

Source: krgv.com
TEA providing $1,500 for families of special education students impacted by pandemic - Vimarsana News

TEA providing $1,500 for families of special education students impacted by pandemic

The Texas Education Agency is giving some financial help to parents of students in need of special education services.

Source: krgv.com
State extends grant award program deadlines - Vimarsana News

State extends grant award program deadlines

State extends grant award program deadlines BOISE, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)-The Idaho State Board of Education says nearly 18,500 families and 24,600 children will receive grants to help with their children’s education under the Strong Families, Strong Students (SFSS) program.   Governor Brad Little funded the program with $50 million in federal coronavirus relief money.   The funding was earmarked to purchase computer hardware and software, internet connectivity, instructional materials, some course fees, tutoring services, therapies, and licensed day-care during working hours. Families seeki...