HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Many families in Hampton Roads have expressed concerns about proposed changes to Virginia’s Military Survivor and Dependent Education Program. The program provides a tuition waiver to spouses and children of veterans who are killed, missing in action, taken prisoner or are at least 90% permanently disabled as a result of […]
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by Donnell Johns Sr. They are gutting the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program (VMSDEP) come July 1st, 2024 if we don’t do anything about it. Virginians should also contact state officials urging them to maintain the program's original intent. This program isn’t just a benefit it's a tribute to the sacrifices of our veterans and
Gov. Glenn Youngkin is proposing an overhaul rather than an outright rejection of the budget proposal adopted last month by the Virginia General Assembly, recommending more than 200 amendments to the two-year spending plan. Amended plan includes no tax cuts or tax increases.
For the first time, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is considering major changes to the military survivor and dependent tuition waiver program to offset millions of dollars in lost revenue for Virginia colleges.