New Jersey A532 allows parents to receive a voucher for nonpublic school tuition if they object to certain school curriculum materials.

New Jersey A532 provides that if a parent objects to a learning material or activity in a public school curriculum, believing it to be harmful, they may withdraw their child and enroll them in a nonpublic school. The school district must then provide a voucher to the parent, equal to 75% of the district's annual spending per pupil, adjusted for the number of days remaining in the school year. This voucher supports the tuition and fees of the nonpublic school.

New Jersey A532 allows parents to receive a voucher for nonpublic school tuition if they object to certain school curriculum materials.

New Jersey A532 provides that if a parent objects to a learning material or activity in a public school curriculum, believing it to be harmful, they may withdraw their child and enroll them in a nonpublic school. The school district must then provide a voucher to the parent, equal to 75% of the district's annual spending per pupil, adjusted for the number of days remaining in the school year. This voucher supports the tuition and fees of the nonpublic school.