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Keri IngrahamThe Federalist |
The act grants families an education savings account of $7,000 per student per year to allocate toward approved K-12 educational expenses.
Better days are ahead for American students as Miguel Cardona's chapter at the Department of Education has finally come to a close.
When families receive an ESA, which is typically around half of what the state spends per public education student, the state saves money.
The primary election results in a handful of states have made one thing clear — Republican elected officials who are anti-school choice are getting...
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