What is the Children's Educational Opportunity Act?

by: Children's Educational Opportunity Act
2023-07-17
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08/07/2023

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Children's Educational Opportunity ACT (CEO Act) allows California parents choose the best accredited school using voter approved Prop 98 funds. $17,000 is deposited into an ESA for education costs at accredited K to 12 schools regardless of race or income. It is revenue neutral - no tax increase. Quality education should be accessible to all, not just the affluent.

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