Georgia § 20-2-2111 Legislative findings; purpose

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§ 20-2-2111 — Legislative findings; purpose

Georgia § 20-2-2111

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O.C.G.A. § 20-2-2111 (2026).

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The General Assembly finds that:

(1)Students with disabilities have special needs that merit educational alternatives which will allow students to learn in an appropriate setting and manner;

(2)Parents are best equipped to make decisions for their children, including the educational setting that will best serve the interests and educational needs of their children;

(3)Children, parents, and families are the primary beneficiaries of the scholarship program authorized in this article and any benefit to private schools, sectarian or otherwise, is purely incidental;

(4)The scholarship program established in this article is for the valid secular purpose of tailoring a student's education to that student's specific needs and enabling families to make genuine and independent private choices t

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The General Assembly finds that: (1) Students with disabilities have special needs that merit educational alternatives which will allow students to learn in an appropriate setting and manner; (2) Parents are best equipped to make decisions for their children, including the educational setting that will best serve the interests and educational needs of their children; (3) Children, parents, and families are the primary beneficiaries of the scholarship program authorized in this article and any benefit to private schools, sectarian or otherwise, is purely incidental; (4) The scholarship program established in this article is for the valid secular purpose of tailoring a student's education to that student's specific needs and enabling families to make genuine and independent private choices to direct their resources to appropriate schools; and (5) Nothing in this article shall be construed as a basis for granting vouchers or tuition tax credits for any other students, with or without disabilities.