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Yarbrough bill to curb STO tax credits called ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’

Ben Giles//February 2, 2018//

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Yarbrough bill to curb STO tax credits called ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’

Yarbrough bill to curb STO tax credits called ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’

Ben Giles//February 2, 2018//

Senate President Steve Yarbrough (R-Chandler) (Photo by Katie Campbell/Arizona Capitol Times) A Republican proposal to end the dramatic annual growth of tax credits for private school...

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Tags: SB1467, private school scholarships, private schools, STO, Arizona Senate, Dana Naimark, Arizona, education, Children's Action Alliance, school-tuition organizations, Steve Yarbrough, school funding

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