Wyoming Education Savings Accounts Act establishes a program allowing parents to use state funds for their children's education expenses.
The Wyoming Education Savings Accounts Act creates a program enabling parents to use state funds for their children's education expenses. Eligible students include those not graduated from high school or those not yet eligible for kindergarten. Funds are allocated based on household income relative to federal poverty levels. Parents must sign an agreement with the state superintendent, ensuring the funds are used for approved educational expenses. The state superintendent is responsible for managing the program, including certifying education service providers and auditing accounts.
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