At least 26 school boards across North Carolina have passed resolutions opposing a proposed expansion of private school vouchers. The proposal would expand the current system of $133 million for lower-income families to more than $500 million annually for families of all incomes by the end of the decade. Most counties that have passed resolutions are left-leaning, but many more are represented by Republicans in the General Assembly.
NC school boards opposing private school voucher expansion
At least 26 school boards across North Carolina have passed resolutions opposing a proposed expansion of private school vouchers. The proposal would expand the current system of $133 million for lower-income families to more than $500 million annually for families of all incomes by the end of the decade. Most counties that have passed resolutions are left-leaning, but many more are represented by Republicans in the General Assembly.
