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    Proposed Changes to the Parental Choice and Tax Payer Savings Scholarship (pact) include a Scholarship limited to the amount of state aid per pupil spending by district. Local district keeps all excess funds. Number of scholarships limited to 1% of district enrollment. Income eligibility tied to Medicaid S-CHIP eligibility.

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    Proposed Changes to the Parental Choice and Tax Payer Savings Scholarship (pact) include a Scholarship limited to the amount of state aid per pupil spending by district. Local district keeps all excess funds. Number of scholarships limited to 1% of district enrollment. Income eligibility tied to Medicaid S-CHIP eligibility.

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    Proposed Changes to the Parental Choice and Tax Payer Savings Scholarship (pact) include a Scholarship limited to the amount of state aid per pupil spending by district. Local district keeps all excess funds. Number of scholarships limited to 1% of district enrollment. Income eligibility tied to Medicaid S-CHIP eligibility.

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    Proposed Changes to the Parental Choice and Tax Payer Savings Scholarship (PACT)

    1. Scholarship limited to the amount of state aid per pupil spending by district 2. Local district keeps all excess funds 3. Number of scholarships limited to 1% of district enrollment 4. Income eligibility tied to Medicaid S-CHIP eligibility 5. Elimination of Educational Savings Account provision

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