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Texas’ school voucher program could be ‘unrecognizable, if not extinct,’ says Democratic lawmaker

Headline from Tyler Morning Telegraph

Gov. Greg Abbott’s vision for education was finally coming together. This year, the state launched a voucher program that allowed roughly 110,000 of Texas’ more than 5 million schoolchildren to […]

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6 articles, oldest first.

  1. Baptist News Global

    In Texas, school vouchers will be challenged by new governor (opens Baptist News Global)

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    While national attention fell on the race for U.S. Senate in Texas, other monumental changes are likely from down-ballot races that also went to Democrats for the first time in decades. Among those are a shakeup in the Texas Supreme...

  2. Texas Tribune

    Texas’ school voucher program could be “unrecognizable, if not extinct,” says Democratic lawmaker (opens Texas Tribune)

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    Democrats won back the Texas House for the first time in 24 years. Gov. Greg Abbott’s bullishness on vouchers turned off some Republican voters in rural communities that have historically been strongholds for his party, politicians said.

  3. Breitbart News

    Report: Democrats May Force Texas School Voucher Program to Go 'Extinct' (opens Breitbart News)

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    The Texas school voucher program is reportedly facing challenges from Democrats after a blue wave swept the Lone Star State and the rest of the nation on Tuesday.

  4. Tyler Morning Telegraph

    Texas’ school voucher program could be ‘unrecognizable, if not extinct,’ says Democratic lawmaker (opens Tyler Morning Telegraph)

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    Tyler Morning Telegraph's feed description

    Gov. Greg Abbott’s vision for education was finally coming together. This year, the state launched a voucher program that allowed roughly 110,000 of Texas’ more than 5 million schoolchildren to […]

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