Establishes a parent-directed supplemental services and instructional materials program for public school students.
The bill creates a parent-directed program for public school students, allowing parents to select supplemental services and instructional materials for their children. Eligible students receive a grant to purchase these items, with criteria including enrollment in a school district or open-enrollment charter school and priority for students in districts entitled to a compensatory education allotment. The program includes categories like virtual programs, extracurricular activities, private tutoring, and college credit.
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