Nebraska’s Private School Funding Sparks Controversy Over Public Cuts
The bill grants $7 million for private school scholarships but cuts $20 million in special education, which Royers finds “insulting.”
January 16, 2026
The bill grants $7 million for private school scholarships but cuts $20 million in special education, which Royers finds “insulting.”
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