With Trump returning to the White House, what’s next for school choice?
- South Carolina lawmakers are debating funding for a program that sends K-12 students to private schools with state money after the state Supreme Court ruled the program unconstitutional.
- The proposed bill would allow up to 15,000 students to receive nearly $9,000 annually to attend private schools by 2026, potentially costing up to $131 million.
- President-Elect Donald Trump supports expanding private school choice and hints at a federal effort to do so, despite recent ballot measure rejections in three states.
- Polls show 71% of parents support using state public funding for various education settings, indicating a growing demand for school choice options.
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