
Alabama lawmakers push for families to receive state dollars for children to attend private school, tutoring
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A proposed Alabama act would allow eligible families to get state money for education advances like private school tuition, tutoring and public school transfer fees.
The proposal, championed by Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey and dubbed the CHOOSE Act, would allow eligible families to access up to $7,000 in state dollars for private school tuition, tutoring or transfer fees to move to another public school. Parents could get also get up to $2,000 for home school expenses.
"The CHOOSE Act will provide provide an opportunity for students to learn and thrive in an environment that best meets their needs, which could be another public school," Republican Rep. Danny Garrett, the bill's sponsor, told lawmakers.
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