The Basis for Public Education

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1. The following comment is being submitted on behalf of Fred Gregory:

   Here is what the country needs:

   https://www.christianpost.com/news/west-virginia-enacts-nations-most-expansive-school-choice-program.html

   W.Va. implements nation’s ‘most expansive’ school choice program by helping pay for private, homeschool

   By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter

   Under the Hope Scholarship Program, which will go into effect on July 1, 2022, eligible recipients can receive funding that is “equal to 100 percent of the prior year’s statewide average net share aid allotted per pupil based on net enrollment adjusted for state purposes.”

   According to the Charleston Gazette-Mail, House Bill 2013 will enable “families who withdraw their children from public schools” to “receive a currently-estimated $4,600 per-student, per-year (scholarship) for private- and home-schooling expenses.” The publication reported that “Parents could use the vouchers for a nearly unlimited list of educational expenses, including online education programs, tutoring, books and private schooling, whether religious or secular.”

   Please read the whole thing…

2. Thanks, Fred, for the heads up. People definitely need to create and discover various
   “end runs” around the system.

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