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Iowa should limit its private school education savings accounts to lower- and middle-income families.
Since the 2025-26 school year, every Iowa student can receive a state-funded education savings account of about $7,800 for private school costs, regardless of income. Income limits would reduce the number of eligible families and the program's cost.
Rob Sand
If this is supposed to be about promoting school choice for students, then put income caps on it so all the people who are already paying for their own kids' private school tuition can continue to pay for it with the money they have.
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