POLITICSCOMMONWEALTH BEACON
$1.25 billion available for students. Why would Massachusetts say no?
Massachusetts is considering not opting into a federal scholarship tax credit program that could provide $2.2 billion annually for educational supports, with critics labeling it a voucher program but advocates arguing it benefits public school students. Refusing the program would mean losing funds to other states or the Treasury.
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