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North Carolina allocates $705 million for private school vouchers

5 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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What happened

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North Carolina's state budget has allocated $705 million for private school vouchers in the current year. Critics note that North Carolina has the lowest teacher pay in the Southeast and lower per pupil funding than several neighboring states. According to reports, 88% of these vouchers go to students who never attended a public school, and the majority of recipients come from middle to upper-income homes.

From thedigitalcourier.com

Why it matters

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The allocation of state tax dollars to private school vouchers is viewed by some as diverting funds away from public education. One source notes that every dollar paid to a private school is a dollar taken from public schools, which are required to provide services like special education up to age 23.

From thedigitalcourier.com

Who's involved

  • North CarolinaThe state whose budget allocates funds for private school vouchers and has low teacher pay.

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  • State Board of EducationSpeculative

    The State Board of Education could face pressure on its operational budget and policy due to low per-pupil funding and voucher allocation.

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