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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Jasper Scherer and Jaden Edison

A school voucher program in Texas is more likely than ever. Can lawmakers craft a bill they agree on?

Opening Day action of the 88th Texas Legislature at the Texas Capitol showing Texas Governor Greg Abbott addressing the House chamber.
Gov. Greg Abbott addresses the Texas House during the Opening Day of the 88th Texas Legislature at the Texas Capitol. School vouchers will have strong support in the Texas Legislature next year but some opponents hope proponents will fail to agree on the details of the proposed program. (Credit: Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune)

After years of hitting a brick wall, school voucher advocates in Texas are entering next year’s legislative session with better odds than ever of passing a measure that would let parents use public money to pay for their kids’ private schooling.

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