The legislative session in North Dakota is coming to a close, with the issue of using public funds for school choice still unresolved. Republican lawmakers are pushing for Education Savings Accounts, while opponents, including Superintendent Rick Diegel, argue for more funding for public schools. Meanwhile, Mississippi has seen significant improvements in fourth-grade reading proficiency, attributed to sustained reforms in teacher training. In Texas, a $1 billion school voucher program has been approved by the House, sparking concerns over the impact on public education funding. The Senate will also consider a bill to increase school funding and teacher pay. Finally, a federal medical funding program has been slashed by Congress, impacting research projects at Indiana University School of Medicine. Doctors are worried about the impact on patient care and research opportunities. The changes could have lasting effects on education and healthcare in the affected states.
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