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Private school scholarships aren't popular in a Texas House committee

Amid a special session of the Texas Legislature, a bill aimed at supplementing private school tuition costs for children in the state wasn't that popular in one House committee.

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The Texas Capitol in Austin on June 20, 2017.
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Amid a special session of the Texas Legislature, a bill aimed at supplementing private school tuition costs for children in the state wasn't that popular in one House committee. (The Austin American-Statesman)

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