Tennessee Statewide ESA Bill Will Not Proceed This Year
Tennessee’s Statewide Educational Savings Account Bill Will Not Move Forward, Governor Bill Lee Said In A Statement On Monday Morning.
Read moreTennessee’s Statewide Educational Savings Account Bill Will Not Move Forward, Governor Bill Lee Said In A Statement On Monday Morning.
Read moreSeveral Pieces Of Tennessee Legislation Could See Action This Week, With The Bills Either Held From Long Calendars Or Intentionally Delayed For Further Discussion.
Read moreTwo Streams Of Educational Choice Are Converging: The Growing Number Of Homeschool Students And The Expansion Of Educational Choice Programs Like Gov. Lee’s Proposed Education Freedom Scholarship Accounts.
Homeschooling Often Receives Little Attention, But Homeschooling Is Increasingly The Choice For Parents Of All Demographics.
Read moreThe Tennessee Legislature’s Debate On Education Savings Accounts Will Continue Wednesday When Competing Versions Of The Bill Are Heard By The Senate Education Committee And House Education Administration.
Read moreRepublican Tennessee Lawmakers Are Seemingly Being Secretive About Their Plans For School Choice Vouchers. So Far, Majority Leaders For The House And Senate Have Filed “Caption Bills” Which Give Only A General Description That Is Related To The Intent Of The Legislation.
Read moreAccording To The Tennessee Court Of Appeals, Parents Who Are Plaintiffs In A Previously Brought Lawsuit Regarding School Vouchers Can Sue The State And The Governor Over The State’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
Read moreA Tidal Wave Is Under Way. Students And Teachers Are Leaving Public Education For A Variety Of Reasons, A Symptom Of Widespread Discontent That Is Fueling The Demand For Public Education Money To Follow The Student To A Non-Public School. The Education Establishment Has Created This Problem By Being Out Of Touch With Parents, Teachers, Students, And The Taxpaying Public.
Read moreTennessee’s 2024 Legislative Session Will Begin Tuesday. January 9th With The Republican Party Looking To Pass A Budget, Statewide K-12 Education Savings Accounts, Business Tax Cuts, Enhanced School Safety Measures, Certificate-Of-Need Reform And Health Care Funding.
Read moreAccording To A Recent Poll From The Beacon Center Of Tennessee, Over 68% Of Tennesseans Support Gov. Bill Lee’s Proposal To Expand The State’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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