Arkansas lawmakers head to Little Rock to debate a proposed $6.7 billion state budget that includes a noteworthy expansion of our private school and homeschool voucher program, but no new investment in our state’s chronically underfunded public schools.
Lawmakers should answer for huge spending boost on vouchers, no real boost for public schools
Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers head to Little Rock to debate a proposed $6.7 billion state budget that includes a noteworthy expansion of our private school and homeschool voucher program, but no new investment in our state’s chronically underfunded public schools.
Related Articles
The Numbers Behind the Story: How Data Makes the Case for Fair School Funding Undeniable
Should Tennessee fully fund special education pre-K programs?
Over $60 million flowed to top 10 Arkansas private schools receiving Educational Freedom Accounts last school year