Healey faces pressure over $1.7B education scholarship
Minogue backs the $1.7 billion scholarship program, putting pressure on Healey to take a stance or face scrutiny.
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What happened
Healey and Minogue are at odds over a $1.7 billion education scholarship program. Minogue's backing of the program is tied to a Trump and Republican-backed initiative. Commentary has criticized Healey for continuing to avoid taking a clear position on it.
Coverage
- The $1.7B education scholarship fight pits Healey against Minogue (Boston Herald)
- Opinion | Healey continues to dodge on education tax credit (Boston Globe)
- New York opts in as states divide over school choice tax credit
- McMahon presses Washington's governor to join federal tax credit
- States opt into federal school choice programs
- Washington's schools chief opposes new federal school tax credit
- States weigh federal K-12 scholarship tax credit as Washington governor faces pressure
- States weigh opting into federal school tax credit as Washington resists
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