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Alabama Governor Highlights Use of CHOOSE Education Savings Act

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What happened

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Governor Kay Ivey introduced the Ratcliffe family, who are utilizing the CHOOSE Act, Alabama's education savings account program. The Act supports Rossi, an 11-year-old student at Pike Liberal Arts School in Troy, who has double deficit dyslexia and a hearing impairment. The program helps the family pay for tuition while also supporting an individualized education program.

From dothaneagle.com

Why it matters

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The CHOOSE Act is currently supporting over 34,000 students this school year. Governor Ivey stated that the program helps working-class parents afford the necessary education for their children.

From dothaneagle.com

Who's involved

  • Kay IveyGovernor of Alabama who utilized the CHOOSE Act
  • AlabamaState where the CHOOSE Act program is administered

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • The State Board of Education might see its regulatory scope and funding mandate for K-12 education affected by the CHOOSE Act utilization.

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