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Texas Comptroller provides rollout details on state’s online creates education savings account marketplace
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Houston Public Media
Last May, Governor Greg Abbott signed a $1 billion private school voucher bill into law, which creates education savings accounts (ESAs).
As far as the timeline for the rollout, Hancock said the website will "be ready to go in January."
Priority goes to students with disabilities from families earning below 500% of the federal poverty line.
Children from families who make less than 200% of the federal poverty line are next.
Third, funds will be allocated to families making between 200% and 500% of the federal poverty line, and finally, to families making more than 500% of the federal poverty line.