Mississippi Governor Signs Bill Increasing School Choice for Special Needs Students – Opportunity Lives

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  1. Road Scholar says:

    Is $6500/year adequate for the average special needs child? I’m asking this honestly because I have no idea.

    In general, I’m skeptical of voucher programs since they seldom pick up the entire cost of tuition and really end up subsidizing high to high-middle income families. It all depends on the details.Report

    • Kim in reply to Road Scholar says:

      Depends. What the hell are we expecting, anyway?
      Daycare?
      Actual improvement?
      Work? (one can start children working at around age 3 or so…).

      I doubt there’s much call for restraints to prevent the special needs kids from punching through walls — until they hit puberty, at least.Report

      • PD Shaw in reply to Kim says:

        One theory: Compliance with No Child Left Behind is easier if kids with learning disabilities can be offloaded into private schools. (Speculative)Report