Texas school voucher recipients can use funds for varied services
Families can spend voucher money on items such as taekwondo lessons and electric guitars, and public districts are being reminded to accept education freedom account recipients at no extra cost.
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What happened
The list of goods and services families can buy with school vouchers keeps growing as more Texans receive state funding after earlier recipients returned their awards. Public school districts have been reminded that, starting this school year, education freedom account recipients may take classes, join sports teams and join clubs at their resident district without paying extra.
Coverage
- Public school districts reminded to accept EFA recipients for free (Ethan DeWitt)
- Taekwondo, electric guitars: Here's what school vouchers can buy (expressnews.com)
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