Georgia taxpayers could soon be funding private schools to the tune of nearly $1 billion a year or more, disproportionately benefiting well-off families in urban areas. An “education savings account” program would cost only about $39 million in its first year, but would balloon to an estimated $710 million in its third year, according to an analysis of the proposal by the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute. Read the full article on the Athens Banner-Herald.

GBPI Responds to Governor Kemp Signing of FY 2026 Budget
“Georgia’s FY 2026 budget marks meaningful progress on issues from providing enhanced support for students