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Alabama is the latest state to institute school choice. Let’s pray that this action would spread to all 50 states.
From Committee to Unleash Prosperity. The House and Senate in Montgomery have now passed the $7,000 education scholarship bill to help parents pay for private schools. The dollars will follow the students. Governor Kay Ivey promises to sign the bill in a matter of days. This will be the 11th state to pass school choice in the last two years – many of them in the South.
Who is praying on the wall?
On Tuesday CTUP’s Steve Moore and representatives from ALEC traveled to Montgomery, Alabama to educate in the state capital about school choice.
They met with the Lt. Governor and spoke at the GOP’s Senate caucus afternoon meeting on the virtues of school choice for parents. …
One disappointment from the Senate debate. Democrats voted as a bloc against the bill — even though it is the families in the lowest income districts that will benefit the most. …
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(Excerpt from Committee to Unleash Prosperity. Photo Credit: CDC on Unsplash)
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Thank Lord for school choice in America. We need to train the next generation in righteousness. IJN