Reynolds touted the law's benefits for families, saying Iowa will be "funding students instead of a system."
"Public schools are the foundation of our educational system, and for most families, they’ll continue to be the option of choice. But they aren’t the only choice. And for some families, a different path may be better for their children," she said, drawing a few scattered murmurs of "amen" from the crowd.
The law will phase in over three years and eventually allow all Iowa families to use up to $7,598 a year in an "education savings account" for private school tuition.
If any money is left over after tuition and fees, families can use the funds for specific educational expenses, including textbooks, tutoring, standardized testing fees, online education programs and vocational and life skills training.
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Reynolds touted the law's benefits for families, saying Iowa will be "funding students instead of a system."
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"Public schools are the foundation of our educational system, and for most families, they’ll continue to be the option of choice. But they aren’t the only choice. And for some families, a different path may be better for their children," she said, drawing a few scattered murmurs of "amen" from the crowd.
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The law will phase in over three years and eventually allow all Iowa families to use up to $7,598 a year in an "education savings account" for private school tuition.
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If any money is left over after tuition and fees, families can use the funds for specific educational expenses, including textbooks, tutoring, standardized testing fees, online education programs and vocational and life skills training.
Eh. Niggers in private, would be White / Chink schools. Not a fan. You know that's how the (((gop))) will enact this.
It is good though, but it should be a net zero cost. $x not put into a student in public schools goes to private schools now. Extremely minor handling costs etc. are reasonable but $345 million / year? That's suspicious.
Eh. Niggers in private, would be White / Chink schools.
Not a fan. You know that's how the (((gop))) will enact this.
It is good though, but it should be a net zero cost. $x not put into a student in public schools goes to private schools now. Extremely minor handling costs etc. are reasonable but $345 million / year? That's suspicious.
Yeah, your right but I see a silver lining in there. Parents are free to take their kids to schools that aren't pushing the trans bullshit.
Yeah, your right but I see a silver lining in there. Parents are free to take their kids to schools that aren't pushing the trans bullshit.
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