Last Monday, May 20th, at the Arizona State Board of Education Meeting, public comment was given by a Mr. Parraz, the same gentleman who @12news is highlighting today as launching a new organization to dismantle the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Program.

Arizona House Democrats Rep. Analise Ortiz Save Our Schools AZ Fraud? Abuse? AZ Auditor General found an improper payment rate of only 0.001%.

Meanwhile, the rates for PPP & EITC are 49% & 33.5%.

AZ’s ESA is one of the *most* accountable programs.

Arizona House Democrats Rep. Analise Ortiz Save Our Schools AZ x.com/liesofsosaz/st…

This law passed a year and a half ago.

If this lawsuit was so important, why did they wait until a month before parents can use the funds to file?

Because it is a ploy to disrupt the program.

This “prominent activist”went to a private high school and is from California and now wants to support public schools in Arizona. Why do they want to keep students trapped in a failing system?! Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist good enough for me but not for thee. John 🌵🇺🇸 Matt Beienburg

This!!

The Anti-ESA Double Standard - Goldwater Institute

AZ ESA awards cover nearly 100% of the median private school tuition rate in AZ

AZ taxpayers spend hundreds, if not thousands, more per student on each child in the public school system than it would cost to educate that same child via an ESA

AZ taxpayers spend 10-20x as much money on 'wealthy' families (those making $150k+) via the public school system than helping similarly situated students who've joined via the universal expansion

azcentral.com/story/opinion/…

More Good News for School choice, via azcentral :
1. ESAs Cost AZ Taxpayers Far Less $ Per Student
2. ESAs Help Families Cover up to 100% of Private School Tuition
3. AZ Taxpayers Spend Billions More on 'Wealthy' Public School Families🧵

. Matthew Ladner has a great and Ladner-esque analysis of our recent parent poll.

nextstepsblog.org/2024/05/what-d…

'In terms of what parents are looking for from school, it certainly varies (thus the need for pluralism) but it is not terribly hard to decipher.' Matthew Ladner
Read more here: tinyurl.com/2dyeuvv2

Good read-