It’s the beginning of a new school year for many school systems across the state. And as students return to the classroom, Georgia House leadership looks back at several key bills passed during the 2024 legislative that they say “champion Georgia’s students, teachers, schools and families by bolstering our education funding and providing parents with the ability to pursue the educational options best suited to their children’s needs.”
One of those bills was SB 233 – The Georgia Promise Scholarship Act — which provides families with state-funded scholarships to be used toward a non-public education of their choice. The program is designed to cater to a wide array of educational needs, ensuring students can pursue a wide range of educational offerings.
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