A proposal to let all 1.1 million Arizona students use taxpayer-funded vouchers to attend private school passed the Arizona House of Representatives Wednesday after two Republicans who had opposed previous efforts to expand the program changed their position.... Read more»
The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in a school choice case in Montana won’t open any new doors in Arizona, but will ensure that parents here continue to have religious options when they use the state’s school choice programs.... Read more»1
Today on Buckmaster - Commentators Bruce Ash and Paul Eckerstrom present the Monday Political Face-off. Also, education expert Dr. Robert Hendricks on Arizona's new voucher law. Plus, an update on the state of Arizona's finances from Treasurer Doug Ducey.... Read more»
The Arizona School Boards Association and Arizona Education Association have sued to block a new law that provides publicly funded scholarships that allow children with disabilities to attend private schools. ... Read more»
Parents see relief in a new law allowing them to put 90 percent of state money allocated for a disabled child’s education toward private school tuition or private education services such as speech or occupational therapy.... Read more»
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