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Georgia Governor Signs School Voucher Bill to Give $6,500 Toward Private Tuition - Vimarsana News

Georgia Governor Signs School Voucher Bill to Give $6,500 Toward Private Tuition

Gov. Brian Kemp signed a suite of education-related bills into law Tuesday, including a controversial measure that will allow parents of children in low-performing schools to claim $6,500 in state education funds to pull their children out of the public system and enroll them in private school or teach them at home. Supporters say expanding […]

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Georgia governor signs private school vouchers into law, a long-awaited triumph for school choice advocates – WABE - Vimarsana News

Georgia governor signs private school vouchers into law, a long-awaited triumph for school choice advocates – WABE

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Georgia Gov. Kemp signs private-school vouchers bill to give students 'another option' - Vimarsana News

Georgia Gov. Kemp signs private-school vouchers bill to give students 'another option'

“It’s not the government’s role to dictate to families the best choices for their child,” Kemp said.

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Gov Kemp Signs Private School Vouchers Bill into Law - Vimarsana News

Gov Kemp Signs Private School Vouchers Bill into Law

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday signed a private-school vouchers bill that will now officer vouchers worth up to $6,500 to parents of children enrolled in…

Kemp signs private-school vouchers bill - Vimarsana News

Kemp signs private-school vouchers bill

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp signed a private school vouchers bill Tuesday, culminating a fight Republicans have waged for years to give students in low-performing schools another option.