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Donate NowIn 2013, after eight years of efforts, Missouri lawmakers enacted “Bryce’s Law” a tax-credit scholarship program for students with special needs. Unfortunately, due to poor design after a series of amendments, the final version of the bill made the program unworkable. Subsequent efforts to create a viable funding mechanism or to enact a tax credit-funded education savings accounts have not been successful.
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Yes. During the 2019 legislative session, Missouri state legislators sponsored HB 476, a bill that would have created a new funding mechanism for Bryce’s Law, as well as SB 160, which would have created an education savings account (ESA) program for students living in towns or cities with a population greater than 30,000. Although the latter bill was adopted by the Missouri Senate Ways and Means Committee, it was not adopted by the full Missouri Senate due to a filibuster.
For more information on the school choice movement in Missouri, contact our state team.
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