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Texas governor to sign largest US school voucher law, marking conservative shift

  • Governor Greg Abbott is scheduled to sign Senate Bill 2 on Saturday in Texas, establishing a $1 billion program that provides Education Savings Accounts to support school vouchers.
  • The program follows years of conservative efforts and recent political shifts, including primary challenges that secured pro-voucher Republicans.
  • The law allows all 5.3 million Texas public school students to apply for ESAs offering about 85% of their district’s average per-student funding around $10,000.
  • Advocates say the program prioritizes low-income and special needs families with up to $30,000 for those students, while opponents warn it diverts funds from public schools.
  • The vouchers are expected to launch in the 2026-27 school year, suggesting a significant shift in Texas education funding and parental school choice options.
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San Antonio Report broke the news in on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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