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Gov. Abbott signs a bill into law.
North Central Austin

What to know before applying for Texas’ education savings accounts next year

By Hannah Norton

Interested families can begin applying for the program in February, and those accepted will receive thousands of dollars in state funds to send their children to a private school or homeschool them.

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The exterior of a school district technology building is seen on a cloudy day in Live Oak, Texas.
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