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Breaking down the numbers: Who pays what if Senate Education bill passes in Oklahoma?

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Both the House and the Senate have said they want to see school choice. The two chambers have proposed differing tax credits. The House wants to provide families $5,000 to send their kids to private schools. The Senate wants to give them $7,500 per child.

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Koco News5

Modified Oklahoma education plan passes Senate, heads back to House

As education policy cleared another hurdle at the Oklahoma state Capitol on Thursday, the House and Senate seem to be deadlocked on tax credits in the legislation.

1 year ago·Sacramento, United States

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KFOR-TV

Breaking down the numbers: Who pays what if Senate Education bill passes in Oklahoma?

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Parents and republican supporters of the Oklahoma Senate Education Bill rallied in front of the state capitol Thursday. State Education Superintendent Ryan Walters, Governor Kevin Stitt, and several other lawmakers joined parents and private school administrators to show their support for the bill, which they said would give parents more options for school choice. "We don't need to wait another year,” said Lauren Robinson…

1 year ago·Oklahoma City, United States

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Enid News & Eagle

Senate approves education spending, reform bill

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday approved a dueling vision for public school reform that includes increased raises for teachers and a differing tax credit plan for private

1 year ago

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Tahlequah Daily Press

Oklahoma Senate approves education spending, reform bill

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday approved a dueling vision for public school reform that includes increased raises for teachers and a differing tax credit plan for private

1 year ago

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McAlester News-Capital

Oklahoma Senate approves education spending, reform bill

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday approved a dueling vision for public school reform that includes increased raises for teachers and a differing tax credit plan for private school and homeschool families.

1 year ago

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CNHI News

Oklahoma Senate approves education spending, reform bill

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday approved a dueling vision for public school reform that includes increased raises for teachers and a differing tax credit plan for private

1 year ago·United States

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