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Texas Public Schools Fight to Keep Students as Vouchers Roll Out

Texas is launching a school-choice program long fought for by Governor Greg Abbott. Public schools around the state are hoping they can avoid a potentially costly student exodus.

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Texas Public Schools Fight to Keep Students as Vouchers Roll Out
Texas is launching a school-choice program long fought for by Governor Greg Abbott. Public schools around the state are hoping they can avoid a potentially costly student exodus.
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