Amends Tennessee education freedom scholarship program to change eligibility, audit, and reporting requirements.
The bill amends the Tennessee education freedom scholarship program, altering eligibility criteria to include students from households with an annual income not exceeding 300% of the USDA's free or reduced-price lunch threshold. It mandates annual Tennessee comprehensive assessment tests for scholarship recipients, requires private schools to comply with open meetings and open records laws, and subjects them to audits by the comptroller of the treasury.
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