School Voucher Laws: State-by-State Comparison …

School Voucher laws : State-by-State Comparison ( january 2014)Student Eligibility RequirementsPrevious public School attendance requirementPrivate School Participation StandardsCap on # of Vouchers AwardedMax. dollar value of voucherProgram: Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (2011) 15-2401 15-2404 Jurisdiction:StatewideProgram:John M. McKay Scholarships for students with Disabilities Program (2001)Statute: Fla. Stat. :Statewide90% of what the district would have received in state funding for each participating student - Equal to what a public School would receive for each participating studentState InformationMajor ProvisionsFloridaArizona - students with certain disabilities - students with Individual Education Plans (IEPs)Yes - Must annually provide parents with a written statement of each student's progress - Private schools are not required to administer state assessments but parents can ask that their student take state exams and the private School must cooperateNo cap - students with certain disabilities - students attending public schools or districts assigned a D or F under the School grading system - Child of an active duty service member - students living in foster careYes - Private schools are not required to administer state assessments to Voucher recipientsNo capStudent Eligibility RequirementsPrevious public School attendance requirementPrivate School Participation StandardsCap on # of Vouchers AwardedMax.

School Voucher Laws: State-by-State Comparison (January 2014) Student Eligibility Requirements Previous public school attendance requirement Private School Participation

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