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ACCS expands classical Christian schools using new taxpayer-funded scholarships

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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The Association of Classical Christian Schools, or ACCS, is expanding its network of classical Christian schools by utilizing new taxpayer-funded scholarships. ACCS President David Goodwin stated that this provides a historic opportunity to take a share of public funding. ACCS, which was founded by Doug Wilson, has ties to the Trump administration.

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ACCS has formed a coalition with groups including the Heritage Foundation, aiming to create 5,000 new classical Christian schools in the next decade. These scholarships have expanded rapidly, making half of school-age children in the U.S. eligible to apply for state money to attend private schools.

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Who's involved

  • Doug WilsonFounder of ACCS, the network of classical Christian schools.
  • David GoodwinPresident of ACCS, which is expanding its school network.
  • Donald TrumpLinked to ACCS through its founder, Doug Wilson.

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