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    Florida families say school voucher reimbursements worse than ever

    By Jeffrey S. Solochek,

    23 hours ago
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    Ron DeSantis reacts after signing a bill to expand school vouchers across Florida during a press conference at Christopher Columbus High School on March 27, 2023, in Miami. [ MATIAS J. OCNER | Miami Herald ]

    Barbara Beasley wanted nothing more than to see her role advocating on behalf of voucher-receiving families disappear this fall.

    Many of them struggled last year to get repaid for the items and services they bought for their children’s homeschool education. Lawmakers intervened after hearing the complaints, implementing timelines for reimbursements and requiring the creation of updated purchasing guidelines for families and agencies to follow.

    More than two months into the new voucher funding cycle, which began July 1, Beasley said the situation has worsened.

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    • Jeffrey S. Solochek is an education reporter covering K-12 education policy and schools. Reach him at jsolochek@tampabay.com.

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    46m ago
    Our public schools, would be much better if both parents didn’t have to work. Or one worked at night, and the other one worked during the day. My husband worked during the day, and I worked at night. My days off were during the weekdays, his were on the weekends. That way our children had a parent at home, and I did the school support during the week. Parents don’t discipline their children, because they either feel bad because they aren’t there. Or because they’re afraid of their children calling the police on them. My daughter tried that and found out from the police, she wasn’t being abused, but she was being disciplined. And parents ARE allowed to do that.
    6thcavarmy
    1h ago
    Thanks Ronda you fkn pos, you have destroyed everything people moved to Florida for ,used to be good education, cheap living, sun and fun ,now it's, can't afford to retire here, education is going down the toilet, it's Florida free if you're not gay ,transvestite,black, etc. VOTE BLUE TO SAVE FLORIDA
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