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Brian Stephens breaks down a new federal school choice program taking effect in 2027 and what it could mean for public schools. He explains how the new tax-credit system works, where the money can go, and the differences in accountability between public schools and private education providers receiving public funds.
His message to district leaders: understand the new funding system, find out what resources your students may be eligible for, and be willing to compete for families.
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