At long last, Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a controversial school voucher program into Georgia law.
Senate Bill 233 establishes the “Georgia Promise Scholarship,” a fund to subsidize private school tuition – or costs associated with homeschooling – for families who choose to leave their local public school.
Only families districted for schools performing in the bottom 25% would be eligible for that money – a $6,500 “voucher.”
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