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GOV. REYNOLDS: Iowa Senate makes it clear – Parents Matter, urge House to get it across finish line

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Gov. Reynolds released the following statement today in response to the Iowa Senate passing her education bill tonight:

“The Senate made clear tonight that parents matter. Iowans want and deserve school choice and educational freedom for their children and I urge the House to get this across the finish line and send a bill to my desk.

“If education truly is the great equalizer, we should create opportunities for more families to provide their children with the education choice that’s best for them. That’s exactly what this legislation does.”

The Senate voted 31-18 in support of the bill. The bill now heads to the Iowa House for debate. 

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