I'm not seeing it....
Again the private school is not getting any money directly that would require them to bow to entrance requirements set by a county/city/state unlike public schools who get their money directly from the county/city/state.....The parents choose the school and pays them directly.
Depends on the program, there a few different ways the "voucher" is distributed:
- Money is paid directly to the parent and the parent can spend it on anything they want. No tracking required.
- A certificate is issued to the parent, the parent presents the certificate to a qualifying school. The school chooses to participate in the voucher program or not with any strings attached.
- A parent certifies that in lieu of a certificate they will homeschool, received the money directly and can spend it in any way they want.
When our kids went to college in no case where she received a loan, scholarship, or grant was anything paid to them directly. This is typically a control mechanism to ensure education funds were used for education.
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