Sentences with phrase «toward tuition at a private school»

The foundation in New York City offered 1,300 scholarships, each worth up to $ 1,400 annually toward tuition at a private school.

The School Choice Scholarships Foundation (SCSF) in New York City offered 1,300 scholarships worth up to $ 1,400 annually toward tuition at a private school for at least three years.

For the uninitiated, a voucher enables a parent to take education funding issued by the government and apply that money toward tuition at a private school.

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In addition to vouchers, the category of private school choice now includes tuition tax credit programs, a legislative maneuver that lets business redirect taxes owed to the state toward «scholarships» for student tuition at private and religious schools.

The movement toward neo-vouchers — mechanisms of school privatization efforts, such as tuition tax credits and opportunity tax scholarships, that transfer public education dollars to private schools — have had mixed results, at best, and have been empirically shown to harm targeted students, at worst.

Advocates for private - school vouchers this week cheered the Supreme Court's decision that the state of Missouri may not deny a playground resurfacing grant to a church, calling the decision a first step toward an end to state bans on using public money to pay tuition at parochial schools.

Introduced by Rep. Luke Messer (R - IN), this bill would establish Title I portability, allowing federal funds for low - income students to «follow the child» to another school and would also allow contributions to 529 accounts to be used toward pre-K, elementary, and secondary school expenses including tuition at private schools and home school expenses.

President Donald Trump and DeVos favor permitting public funding to be used toward tuition at private and religious schools.

For example, the closed school loan discharge payments would cover the federal loan balances while the tuition recovery fund payments could cover expenses such as private loans and cash payments that were directed toward tuition payments at your closed school.