Struggling students could use state money for private or home schooling
Louisiana could soon give parents of students struggling to read the option to pull them out of public school and provide them money for private school or homeschooling.
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Louisiana could soon give parents of students struggling to read the option to pull them out of public school and provide them money for private school or homeschooling.
Louisiana 2nd and 3rd graders struggling to read could soon use state money to pay for private or home schooling.
Parents of students who are struggling to read in elementary school might soon have the option to pull their students out of public school and into private school or homeschooling, paid for with government subsidies taken out of the public education budget.
Students who are struggling to read in elementary school might soon have the option to go private school or homeschooling.
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