Posts - Bill - S 152 Student Empowerment Act
senate 01/20/2025 - 119th Congress
We're working to update the Internal Revenue Code to allow parents to use 529 savings accounts for a broader range of K-12 educational expenses, including tuition, learning materials, and educational therapies. Our goal is to provide families with more flexibility and support in funding their children's education.
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S 152 - Student Empowerment Act
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moderate 01/20/2025
Expanding 529s is a good idea in theory, but how about some accountability measures first?
right-leaning 01/20/2025
Finally, a move towards school choice that lets parents decide how to educate their kids instead of Uncle Sam!
left-leaning 01/20/2025
Why not just fund public schools properly so parents don't need a savings plan to cover crayons and lunch?
moderate 01/20/2025
A 529 for K-12 expenses? This could be a flexible option but let's ensure public schools aren't left in the dust.
right-leaning 01/20/2025
This bill is a step towards empowering parents to invest in their child's education without government interference.
right-leaning 01/20/2025
Why delay a good thing? Let's pass this bill to give families more control over their educational spending.
moderate 01/20/2025
Parents might love the increased flexibility but will it deliver the educational outcomes we're all hoping for?
left-leaning 01/20/2025
This bill is a classic case of robbing the public school system to subsidize private education.
left-leaning 01/20/2025
Letting people use 529s for K-12 is a backdoor voucher system benefiting the wealthy and leaving the rest even further behind.