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Tennessee

Tennessee vouchers survive challenge over public school funding

A lawsuit filed last year by a group of Tennessee parents against Gov. Bill Lee and state education …

Arkansas

Sanders touts Arkansas LEARNS as challengers question private school funding program

Education has been one of Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ top priorities since taking office, and she s…

National

What’s at Risk for Students with Disabilities Under the Federal Voucher Program?

Last year, the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act created the first nationwide federal private sch…

South Carolina

SC voucher program faces broader scrutiny over spending controls, testing gaps

Spending controls on vouchers need to be tighter and testing data from the publicly funded program m…

North Carolina

I-Team investigates growth of NC school voucher program

The ABC11 I-Team is investigating how North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship Program has expanded …

Alabama

CHOOSE Act expands as Alabama voters are divided over school choice program

Alabama's CHOOSE Act is set for a major expansion next school year, removing income limits on who ca…

Arkansas

Over $60 million flowed to top 10 Arkansas private schools receiving Educational Freedom Accounts last school year

Just 10 private schools received more than $60 million in Arkansas taxpayer funds in the 2025-26 school year through the state's school choice program, Arkansas Department of Education data shows.

Regional

The Federal Voucher Tax Credit is Coming to the South: Engagement Opportunities for Advocates Prior to Regulations

As the country awaits federal rulemaking from the U.S. Department of Treasury (Treasury) that will provide guidance to the federal voucher tax credit (FVTC) program, many Southern governors have already opted in.

South Carolina

Most new SC voucher recipients already were being privately educated, state says

Most of the students receiving South Carolina’s state-funded private school scholarships this school year already were being taught outside of the public education system, the S.C. Department of Education told a state representative.