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Texas Aims to Boost School Choice Program by $150 Million a Year

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 09 September 2026, 18:58 UTC By Erin Hudson and Joe Lovinger 1 min read
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Texas is facing increasing costs for its new school choice program, just a few weeks into its implementation.

Texas is facing increasing costs for its new school choice program, just a few weeks into its implementation.
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