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Ohio Republicans reveal plan to give every K-12 kid a school voucher

Ohio Republicans reveal plan to give every K-12 kid a school voucher
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Ohio House Republicans want universal eligibility for school vouchers

Any Ohio kid would be eligible for a voucher to cover part of the cost of their private school tuition if a bill introduced by House Republicans becomes law. The intent of this bill is if you think it’s a better option to look at alternative education for your children, you would have state funding available to pursue that goal, bill sponsor Rep. Riordan McClain, R-Upper Sandusky, said. It s called the backpack method of school funding because the money follows the student wherever he or she goes. And Ohio would be just the second state to adopt a universal voucher program if House Bill 290 became law.

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Ohio Republicans want state to become second in U S to have universal school vouchers

Ohio Republicans want state to become second in U.S. to have universal school vouchers Anna Staver, The Columbus Dispatch © Lisa Scalfaro Davey Elementary, Kent. School plan updates. Any Ohio kid would be eligible for a voucher to cover part of the cost of their private school tuition if a bill introduced by House Republicans becomes law. The intent of this bill is if you think it’s a better option to look at alternative education for your children, you would have state funding available to pursue that goal, bill sponsor Rep. Riordan McClain, R-Upper Sandusky, said. It s called the backpack method of school funding because the money follows the student wherever he or she goes. And Ohio would be just the second state to adopt a universal voucher program if House Bill 290 became law.

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