Indiana school voucher expansion scaled back

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republican lawmakers scaled back a proposal Monday that could have opened Indiana's private school voucher system to thousands of more students.

Changes approved by the House Ways and Means Committee would allow kindergarteners and some other students to be immediately eligible for the program if their families meet income limits. But the committee removed a provision that would have waived the requirement for current private school students to spend at least one year in public schools before seeking a voucher.

The state budget proposal from House Republicans includes increased funding for what is already the country's largest voucher program by about two-thirds to $63 million over...

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Indianapolis (not) statement Republican legislators will come back a proposal Monday which could have opened the private Document of the Indiana school system to thousands of more students.

Changes approved did not for the building of the House and Committee control means would allow kindergarteners and some other students to immediately be eligible for the program if their families file income limits are. But the Committee remove a provision that would have renoncé standards for electricity private school students to spend at least a year before public schools seeking a good.

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Indiana school voucher expansion scaled back

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republican lawmakers scaled back a proposal Monday that could have opened Indiana's private school voucher system to thousands of more students.

Changes approved by the House Ways and Means Committee would allow kindergarteners and some other students to be immediately eligible for the program if their families meet income limits. But the committee removed a provision that would have waived the requirement for current private school students to spend at least one year in public schools before seeking a voucher.

The state budget proposal from House Republicans includes increased funding for what is already the country's largest voucher program by about two-thirds to $63 million over...

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