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Missouri House committee passes bill that would create tax breaks for parents of special needs children
A bill that would create state tax breaks for parents of special needs students was approved Wednesday night by a committee of the Missouri House. |
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Bills would provide aid for disabled students
Parents and educators pack a Capitol committee room for bills providing state aid for disabled students to switch schools. |
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Bills would provide aid for disabled students to switch schools
Nikki Harper moved across Columbia so her autistic son could go to a different public elementary school. Shari Kaminsky is paying $32,000 a year to send her autistic son to a private school because she believes a suburban St. Louis public school failed to help him. |
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Tax plan could aid private schools
Using tax credits for private schools — a political lightning rod in Missouri for years — gained a new group of supporters Wednesday: parents of autistic children. |
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- Surprise: Students find online school just as challenging, January 4, 2008
- Gov. Blunt seeks more funding for autism aid w/ Autism fact sheet, January 4, 2008
- Columbia students not impressed with MoVIP, January 4, 2008
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