Federal Funds Ban for Schools Violating Harmful Materials Laws
This bill aims to stop federal funding for schools that violate state laws regarding materials deemed harmful to minors. Parents of children attending such schools may have the option to redirect federal funds to special 529 education savings accounts, which can be used for a wide range of educational expenses, including homeschooling.
Key points
Schools found in violation of state laws concerning materials harmful to minors will lose federal funding.
Parents of eligible children in such schools can use 529 savings accounts for educational expenses, including tuition, materials, tutoring, and therapies for students with disabilities.
The scope of 529 account usage is expanded to cover elementary and secondary education expenses, including public, private, religious, and homeschooling.
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