The House Education Committee on Friday recommended legislation to increase oversight of publicly funded private schools

March 20, 2023March 20, 2023 m_admin

MONTPELIER — The House Education Committee on Friday recommended legislation to increase oversight of publicly funded private schools. Backed by a 7-4 vote, the committee bill requires private schools to comply with multiple public school requirements to receive taxpayer funds. In particular, private schools would have to adopt open enrollment and blind admissions to guard against discriminatory practices.

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